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him act like he did. He mentioned IP address, what's that really about? I wish I had my phone with me, then I would have checked

ith huge eye bags, and when morning came, I wa

y. I met Nanny Jenny on my way out. As it was still very ear

w strength from her. " Morning, Hon. How are you? " she stared closely at m

The care and concern in her voice wa

ing much better, Kay? " I didn't miss the relief that shone in her eyes at my w

ow. " I for

r breakfast? " Her words

hen it dawned on me that, I'd ne

y no

orphanage before 7, so I'm sor

embraced me. " Take care, okay?

a smile as i pulled away from h

I walked out of the building. The moment, I got to the streets, I couldn

daily basis during the last five years and f

years of friendship might end due to this

, but I had a feeling that I'd been incriminated more for something I didn't commit. Isn't it funny how a friendship tha

planned, I find myself being thankful of my friendship with Jos

om me, just like my parents and friends h

eeting with Joseph flooded my mind and

educational insurance for me and at the time he died, he'd paid enou

tebridge, one of the best schools in

ates parents were. They were all being brought to school and droppe

n get set on my trekking journey to school which was about 45minutes journey from the orphanage. Despite w

er luxurious meals. I stayed in my class munching my lunch of a small loaf of bre

ugh. I was always reminded of how rich and wealthy my parents were and how comfortable I'd been when they

nd since I'd always got back at 5. I also couldn't eat that too and finally due to my work at the restaurant, I am also not able to have dinner too. I'd tried multiple times to make the admins

t's one of the many reasons I'd avoided staying there as much as I can after I'd became best friends

d, Joseph and I were only friends

hat until depression came and I found myself si

y, but I was also physically du

at cou

en I met Joseph, and I must say, tha

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