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BLOOD SISTERS 🌹 (Prologue)

 


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By Caleb Canaan


PROLOGUE

After everything have done for you Agatha!

 Picked you up from the village, cloth you, feed you, put a roof over your head, got you an admission in a reputable university you still have the guts to be sleep!ng with my husband….

What else have anyone done for a sister that I haven’t done double Agatha.

 You were even sending Núdë vide0s to my husband Agatha…

What have I done to deserve this

What was my offense Agatha???

I know how my friends kicked against the idea of bringing you to my house I told them I have to, you are my blood sister I can’t forsake you in the village to surfer….

On two occasion the security guard told me he caught you with my Husband I asked him to keep quite because I trusted you…

I even sacked Bala the Gardner after he also caught you and my husband…..

Was loving you a crime Agatha???

I know how I sold my wrappers to treat the infection you contacted from the village

Whatelse have I not done

Tell me Agatha??

Tell me now, before I squeeze |ife out of you

“Sister I will talk’’!!!

“Sister it’s the Devil”

I will ki|l you and that’s devi|today

WATCH OUT FOR BLOOD SISTERS!!!

By Caleb Canaan

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