Love in a time of bugatti
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In the year 1967 in a small village in Ibadan in oyo state, Ariyike who lost her parents at a tender age fulfilled her dreams of becoming a landlady in Lagos state when Iya Agba named her the sole ownership of a dilapidated two story building.
Dayo coker is the son of the richest man in Lagos. He is tall,dark and handsome and every woman's dream husband. His free times are for slim gals and fast cars. Very arrogant, proud and dangerous when crossed.
Fate has a way of transporting the no nonsense Ariyike 53 years into the future bringing her and the arrogant son of a billionaire together. Can their love survive the hate and jealousy from an ex- girlfriend?
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