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Ìrètí [Completed]
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Ongoing, First published Jul 11, 2020
•••• A Nigerian Novella ••••

They shouldn't have been born. Ireti and her siblings. They shouldn't even exist but they do. In this society of ours, how will they even survive if people get to know who they truly are? If the society sees them as cursed and can't accept them, what more the Creator? Are they automatically doomed on earth and doomed for eternity?
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