Hi readers, sorry for the break in the continuation of the story, bush with an exam that is so much and tiring.
Today, the sort continues......
Episode 1 introduces Ajay, who is the main character in the story. Ajay suffers great deal at the hands of his masters. Ajay promised himself to death with and take revenge on these his masters whenever he got the opportunity to do so. Will he be able to triumph?
Ajay continues his travails as he is faced with more challenges as the day grew thinner.
Episode 2 also took a peep into the kind of future that awaits, Ajay. Why the wait, let's read on....
Episode 2
It is cultural that if you are being kidnapped, mostly against your own will, the shout for help should be heard, loud and and clear, that's if you are not being threatened not to shout. In a car where you are not being threatened, nor bullied or being shut up, if you are laughing in that particular scenario, we can say it's odd!. That's is the exact look on the face of those that abducted Ajay. Who the hell is this boy?, says one of the hefty man, or even let's say the most hefty man in that gang, Th this is the son of Chief Arowolo,sir, says a less hefty dude. Ajay still can't get an explanation on what's happening, but he still laughs(in fear).
So you claim, he is the Chief's son with all the rag he is putting on?, a man from the gang hinted. Sir, he only wore that cloth because he is working in the farm, he is the Chief's son.
It seems Ajay is catching up little by little. He now start arranging the riddle one by one. So, I was kidnapped in place of Alaari, the chief's son and the kidnappers doesn't even know that I am not Chief's son, Ajay soliloquising.
Kreeekk, The bus tires made a stopping sign, one of which signifies that they've reached their destination.
They covered Ajay's eyes with a cloth and made for God knows where.
Ajay was about to talk, when he feels a knife beside him and a low tone voice saying......
Thanks for the spare time, I really appreciate it.
Won't end today until I drop the following quote for the day
Quote of the day
In every day, there are 1,440 minutes. That
means we have 1,440 daily opportunities to
make a positive impact.
Les Brown