Must Read: The Hottest Thief - Season 1 - Episode 3

6 years ago

Must Read: The Hottest Thief - Season 1 - Episode 3

Lekan

I saw the smile on her face and I felt regret fill me. Poor poor innocent girl! I love her; but just like a little sister. It doesn’t make much difference to me anyway, I’d definitely marry her. She’s so innocent and clueless. Well, she’s young.. At 22 years, she still See’s the good in everyone.

I’d told my mom I’m bringing her home. Afterall, that what she wants. African mothers. She’s extremely scared of me getting married to a white girl and eloping or staying permanently at London.

I laughed. I could see fear written all over her face.. I assured her my mom would love her, as far as she’s a Nigerian bride. I felt bad deceiving her, but I needed to! I’m not getting any younger, and I need scrutiny away from me.
Marriage is not for me, but since I have no choice; I’m sure I and her would come to a perfect understanding soon.

I’d make sure to spoil her with money and everything she can ever need.

But my love? Never.

Mobolaji

I finally got to meet his mom and she’s very courteous and nice; although with that dash of cold- pride this extremely rich people carry. She grilled me endlessly about my background.
Seemingly satisfied, she declared me perfect and welcomed me into the family.

In a whirlwind of events, the introduction day was set up and it was a very very lavish affair.
I myself thought it was my wedding. I saw the tally of the total money spent and my mouth rounded in a big O. Just how rich are this people?

Foreign currencies was spent at what was supposed to be an introduction. My father didn’t support my wedding to Lekan, but he couldn’t give me a reason for it, so i didn’t entertain the thought. Throughout the introduction, his face was a mask of indifference- which he wore when ever he’s hurt.

I deliberately blinded myself to it and enjoyed the party. My head was filled with thoughts of marriage to someone very rich, and although I didn’t love him because of the money; the money was definitely an added advantage.

Soon after, the wedding date was set. It was a flurry of event’s and my mind still can’t catch up with the marriage. I mean, it was the most expensive and beautiful wedding i ever attended.

Dignitaries from all over the world stormed lagos and came to watch us tie the knot.

My wedding party went on for a week!

I can’t begin to explain how it all happened.

My mother- in- law took care of all the details and I wasn’t allowed to do anything but look pretty.
It was an intense experience and I was truly awed.

Well, the most important part of all this is the S£x! I mean, although I insisted on no S£x and he obliged, I’d always wished he pushed for more.
I mean, I missed out on all the dirty talks, sextings and nasty nudes dating couples swap. Ours was a perfect courtship set from the 80’s.