CONNECTED ( In Which God Wrote Our Love Story )
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Hmmmn.......
Love is a beautiful thing like we all say but only when it is with the right person and THAT is the problem; making the right choice
No one wants to make the wrong choice and that's our biggest fear.
Like everyone else I didn't want to make a wrong choice so I relied on the ONE who created me to make the choice for me and HE did and the choice is perfect
Of course it is perfect, God doesn't make mistake.
You wanna know how HE did it?
You wanna know how I end up with the greatest gift of it all: LOVE
Sit tight, grab your popcorn and let me gist you because.....mehnn!!! A lot happened. Oro Po Ninu Iwe Kobo!
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Clementine is just your Average Nigerian University Student who is an introvert, she rarely goes out except to class, church and work. All she ever does is to go about her father's business ( even though it's not easy as a student ) study, watch movies, read novels and sleep.
"Babe, give this a chance"
"Well I certainly do not feel it in my spirit to pursue it, so....."
"So you are letting it go"
"Absolutely"
"Geez!! At this rate you will be single for a long time"
"Is it your singleness, am I complaining "
"You are too introverted, you overthink too much, just go along with the flow"
"Please, I don't have the strength to be flowing up and down with no direction"
Clementine, with patience and following God's direction and words had to kiss only one frog which was her own frog and the perfect choice for her, she didn't have to kiss a lot of frogs to find her own prince charming.
And that frog certainly didn't come out of a river, it came from the least expected place.
And that frog is HER KINGDOM SPOUSE.
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