Her Mother In-Law
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Last published Mon, Jan 3, 2022
Love just had its way with us. When I first laid my eyes on her I was like..... mama Mia.....who is this hot babe. At first, I just wanted to hook up with her but didn't go as planned.... umm, talk about that later. She was different from the previous girls I had an intercourse with.....just an angel from God and I can never replace her for with or for anybody/ anything else.
Dayo was my dream guy. When he proposed I said yes, but my friends were like... Ada you're moving to fast with this guy. It was because they were blind. I'm the CEO of my own fashion store/designer and also an actress. My mother-in-law makes my life a living h-e-l-l..... all because I haven't even had a child yet oooo. We have been married for 3 years.... just 3 years ooo! Like, am I God that gives children na🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️.
The book is very interesting please read. The cover was created by Nigerians_hangout.
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