siness with Soter Group, Teddy said escortin

d smiling. And I must add that your office env

u Raina

to take a phone ca

e now, Carlos sai

, smiling at Raina when Carlo

f, they were finally over with the long-awaite

he was unnecessarily mean to you, T

you didn't n

nal and business-like, Raina replied, pre

her, and slowly a smile

ng. He started to walk away, then paused, and stare

at him. Whatever you're thinking, do

would be waiting for you alr

en she was having lunch with Nana today.

she mouthed, thoug

, he was more like the ol

eddy had been one of Guy's close friend

dy's loving, and warm

ut that did not affect their friendship. Teddy

s-AMG CLA, her phone beeped

ie wer

y, love, she

he UK at age 19. Nana was delicately beautiful, caramel-dark-skinned, slim, and tall, with a lo

ence in Chelsea. It was

ated by her. The way she was dressed, the way she talked, the way

saying hi and hellos, and making small business talks but all h

room, and was almost walking out of the conference room

... How did I know your name? Na

n you think, more like the well-known, pretty, young CEO of Ra

hile that day before Na

a and Raina were both 25 years old. At the prime of their youth, as peo

wedding gowns at Brown's Bride. An employee of Nana had given

f Nana's company. The name Brewista was

g Nana about the inspiratio

nce I'm an expert at coffee making, I chose the name f

e story, she would first tease Raina and keep he

na, Raina asked mak

said smiling, her gap tooth a

on of coffee was the Nescafe we took to stay awake. I didn't know there was something like going to a restaurant an

ack then, Jos had many foreigners, and so his business boomed. It's often said that the fore

ad imagined herself standing on one Jos' high plateau, the very one Nana had stood on with

reathing in its cold and refreshing air on a cold harmattan morning, just as Nana had described it. The mornings are usually v

her startling her out of her day

th my old Granny and my you

er and I was accepted. Over time, I went fr

ved from Germany, and I served them coffee. I could clearly

expected a spit-out or an angry scold, from Mr Mekanna, but nothing hap

f. Hey Brewista, he said smiling. My father has f

e, and so when I came to the UK and decided to live my coffee-making

shed just for a second, Guy could love her the way Ephrem loved

ing, Raina? her inn