tantly, her husband's face beamed. Then, he sat u

ut I met her at home whe

and her impromptu vi

ooked for her food ar

been stressed up. Did

fruitless, too. I will

right. C

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with his bucket of bolts, a

re cor

ed him to pull off his shoes, and afterward, they rested before the dinner. However, h

her-in-law,"

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I'm

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Dinne

hen George, their successor, and Ben

nd Dad," they greete

ge looked at his grandmother, who was sitting opposite him. Then George spoke, "Welcome once again, gr

r it too?" His mot

arlier and met her, and I decided

eorge, I did the same thing,

Thank you for your efforts," Grandma responde

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hold it against her. She was conversant with the stress of managing an ailment. After she closed her shop that evening, she bought some plantains, and when she got home, she

that day, she had to go to her shop and open for some sales before she left for school. Subsequently, she returned to her

le on her face. She expected to see a hostile or withdrawn salesgirl. To daze her f

you requested for yes

nd, and asked, "How come you have it today? Yest

ook the pain to prepare it

Sarah, who had collected the

in Rose's eyes, and she

uddenly, a customer walked in, and she hurriedly a

not caused you pain?" She inquired

owed down her cheeks with her palms. Now, Sarah, who came to apologize to her, was distraught. She thought that she was upset because she was

o her eyes with delight, and stopped her, "Not at all, ma'am. Yo

a girl, who ought to be offended by her, wou

'm glad that y

it as noth

d eyes with her in astonishment, and made clear, "You hav

er hand, before she faced her, and responded

nd stated, "Never mind

this. Let me run along," she a

ma'am," Rose greeted and c

after she took her seat in the c

she ordere

ek L

er mother was ready to return to her native home, and she needed to give her enough. T