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Category: paranormal
THE KING’S VOW (6 & FINAL)
As Labake drew closer to the glinting object, she realized that it was an axe. Very pleased, she plucked the weapon off the wall and stalked back to the garden. First, she hacked down the bamboo gate and got into the garden then she bent down and began to tear the flowers off the ground, […]
THE KING’S VOW (6)
Labake walked towards the little arena where the warriors were grappling. She watched Adigun grappling with another warrior for a while before he finally threw his opponent on the sand. The other warriors cheered him on while he gloated and showed off his big biceps and ripped body. When he turned and saw the Queen […]
THE KING’S VOW (4)
“Indeed… And yet, it doesn’t seem he’ll take it anytime soon.” Adigun mocked her “That’s not your business!” Labake snapped. “Anyway, it’s your choice to live in self-denial all you want!” Adigun said, returning the charm to his skin bag. “I have no time trying to convince a conceited woman who can’t even see past […]
THE KING’S VOW 3
That night, Labake sat on the mat and watched as her husband ate the dinner she had prepared for him in relish. She knew that she was not supposed to bring up discussions while he was eating so she was anxious for him to finish. When he had swallowed the last morsel of amala, eaten […]
THE KING’S VOW 2
“Yèyé Oba, e kaaro.” Làbáké greeted the Queen Mother who was seated on a mat outside her hut, eating ogi (pap) and akara (beancake) fried in Palm oil. There was an unpleasant smell emitting from the older woman as usual, that even the scent of the akara couldn’t mask it. Labake had noticed the foul […]
THE KING’S VOW 1
(This story was inspired by a poem I wrote on hellopoetry four years ago or so.) Labake, the Olori (queen), rose from the bed after frantically groping at the side of her husband’s bed with her hand and finding it empty once again much to her dismay. In fact, the bed was cold which meant […]
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