Something Like Love

Something Like Love

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Ginika came to Nigeria for her best friend's wedding. She'd hope to get it done with and return to Princeton. She hated all the stress that comes with Lagos - all the Yoruba demon and Lagos men in general irks her. She's given up, and prays she'll find her own white husband one day. Little did she know, that she'll fall head over heels with a proper Lagos boy. *********** Chike, the proper Lagos boy, tall dark and handsome, drives a BM, stays on the island, owns a Tech firm. He's not the boo of the booless, but it would have been better if he was. He's never been serious with a woman, never dated one for more than a month. He didn't share the belief that a man should be with one woman forever. Commitment just wasn't his thing. And Love? Love cost a thing, he always say. "And I'm too broke to afford it" ****** The wedding will bring them together, but is it strong enough to bring them together for life?
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"You know you are not getting any younger. You need to settle down for God's sake. Your sisters are all tied down to their men but yet here you are without a man. All these money you are making is of no use if you haven't settled down. Will you marry your work? I want grand children. Arinze is a good man and from a good family. His mom is our group president in church and..." Being forced to see marriage as an obligation both by her parents and culture, Kaima struggles with being single and being allowed to choose her own life partner as she nearly gets married to the wrong person. ------------------------------------------------ Photo credit: Etsy

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