When Children Play

Joseph lives the life of a typical G-boy in university, student-partying, cruising in fancy cars, spending money on prostitutes, etc. But when Kikiola, a girl he thought he'd left behind, returns with cryptic warnings about their childhood connection, everything begins to unravel. She claims they share a bond that transcends the physical-a spiritual link tied to ancient, mysterious forces. But Joseph isn't the only one. Kikiola has drawn others who shared the same strange childhood memories to the same university, each bound by the plays they acted as children-plays they thought were innocent fun.

Some have forgotten those dramas; others misremember them. But Kikiola insists there was only ever one storyline, and now she's determined to make them relive it in exact detail. She reveals a secret about herself: she's an Abiku, a spirit child destined for cycles of life and death, and their childhood games were more than mere play. As supernatural forces begin to blur the lines between reality and myth, Joseph must confront whether Kikiola's claims are madness or truth-and whether his own past is the key to unlocking something far more dangerous.

This supernatural teen fiction, set in Delta State, explores the thin line between desire and destiny, with spirits, ancient rituals, and dark secrets lurking beneath everyday university life.