MISTAKE ( NDUDUE )
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Last published Thu, Feb 2, 2023
"The king has gone to join his ancestors"
"Then tell him not to stay long....wait!!!!...what??!"
"He is gone"
"How?? When?? Where?? GOD!!" That was the statement uttered by the prince when the death of his father was announced to him. Nothing could have prepared him for the responsibilities and challenges that came with the death of his father.He has to leave everything behind and travel down to his homeland to perform his duties as the first and only son. His to be the next king and he has to undergo six months of coaching on the ways around the kingdom and about the customs and traditions alongside his fiancee before their coronation as the king and queen. And having a fiancee is compulsory for him or the maiden festival will be conducted but that wouldn't happen since he has a fiancee
But then his fiancee couldn't come home with him and he must produce a fiancee or he would be forced to marry a woman he did not love.
In a bid to avoid that disaster, he made a lot of decisions and among the decisions was the prominent one that lead to a MISTAKE
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This MISTAKE lead us straight to our female lead:
ARAOLUWA IPADEOLA a young lady whose responsibilities of her two younger siblings lies on her shoulder ever since their parents died and all she cares about is feeding herself and her siblings.
Her last resort was their distant uncle whom she made a call to for assistance and the call serves as a trigger for all the rollercoaster that went down in her life.
The call made her a MISTAKE
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