Servants of the Saviour - Gloria Ndiri (top 100 novels txt) š
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āIāll order pizzaā
āThere will be no need for that there is more than enough food in the fridge, just take a seat at the tableā. And Me-goo started pulling unending stacks of food from the fridge
āWoo-oh-ow! Where did all this come from?ā surprised at the pure art storm called food her niece made in a very short time.
āObviously I cooked auntā
āAll that?ā Gad asked still awed that a single individual could do all that
āDonāt you think I can cook, pretty face?ā shot back ready for any battle against her culinary skills.
āWell since we are having a party; this will doā Soma chanted breaking the mood
āHell no mom not one of yourā¦ā¦ā¦ā¦ā¦ā his word was cut short by the enchanting view of the very expensive champagne before him.
āAm happy to have you here son and my lilā princessā
āIt has been a long time since anyone called me that as I grew up to be a very stubborn and fierce person amidst my petty innocent looksā Me-goo said
āFierce? Hmmm I see, and cupcakes are your weakness?ā Gab mocked
āAunty, what did you tell him?ā Me-goo growled
Nothingā they both chorused. Me-goo kept glaring at him as though she would see the answer
āShe really didnāt tell me anything, she didnāt have to; just one look at your face in the mall when I offered you a cupcake in the mall I knew you would ask for the bathroom and you did while almost running from the cupcakes and what else could explain the reason for the interior decoration with no single cupcake in sight when she loves them so muchā Gab smirked
āHa ha very funny pretty faceāMe-goo retorted sarcastically
āI do have another reason for the interior decoā Soma in her defense but was ignored as the bickering started
āIām a guy so you really shouldnāt be calling me pretty face, I know Iām very good looking and attractive even though too bad you canāt have me because Iām your cousin, but I think āhandsomeā is the word youāre looking forā
āI call you pretty face because you are so sissy and because I decide what name Iāll call youā
āIām not sissyā
āYes you areā
āDonāt you see my masculine body?ā
āNo I see your feminine mouth moreā
āWhat?ā
āYou argue like a girlā
āDo I? At least Iām not the one with the phobia for cupcakesā
āI fear nothing and no one at allā she blinked and her eyes turned to a very bright and sparkling golden
āStop it the both of you, right now! I thought Iāll be happier with my children around me but you are just giving me headacheā Soma scolded
āSorryā they echoed. They both cleared the dishes together, the water she was using kept getting warmer and warmer and she didnāt even notice it until it started to steam which stunned her because the water felt normal
āSee you turned on the hot water, the red is hot and the blue is coldā Gab said and she became angrier with the embarrassment she felt knowing it would sound so dump when she says she didnāt turn the hot water on; making the water even hotter. āJeez how could you even touch that, Iāve not even touched it and I fell like my skin is pilling already and you could comfortably keep your hands in it without feeling an ounce of painā he continued without noticing her confusion
āRinsing with hot water is the best way to ensure that the plate is completely greaseless and I think she could touch the water because she is used to it, is that not so girl?ā her aunt stepped in and saved her
āYes, Iām used to it now and Iām not as soft as you areā she said while knowing she could never even touch anything hot. They said their good nights and went to bed
āFierce and stubborn right? Was the change in eye colour what Iām thinking or was it just mere anger? The hot water was not turned on so what made it hot almost to boiling point and why didnāt she feel the water was hot? Does this mean she inherited the burnt blood or was it all a coincidence? If it is not a coincidence does she know? So many questions and I donāt really want to know the answersā Soma checked up on the children and went off to bed 3
Chapter 3
āIāll see u tomorrow my dad is hereā her face lit up when she saw her dadās car āoh no, itās not my dad but his friend and I really donāt like himā she said with a frown on her face when she spotted the driver and went towards him anyway. She didn't have a choice except she wants to trouble her dad with changing her pickup plans she really didn't want to worry her dad about little things like this.
āHi baby come on lets goā
āIām not a baby and what are you doing with my dadās car?ā
āYour dad asked me to come pick you upā
āI donāt like you so why donāt you stop making yourself available for my dad to ask you to help with picking meā
āWell you just have to get used to itā
āI wonātā.
She didnāt speak to him again except to ask where he was taking her when he took a different part from her normal route home and then fell into silence again. She was different; bolder, wilder and harsh. She was so cold and lost when he joined their car that morning and nothing he could come up with in his brain could explain how she could have transformed in less than 24hrs and yes her piercing stare as though she could read your mind, she proved she could when she answered his thoughts he could still hear her voice even though she hadnāt really spoken 'Iām happy and thatās the reason for the change' could he have imagined those words or had she really talked to him? He dropped her at her dadās office and the minute she saw her dad she started speaking again.
āDaddy please stop sending him to pick me from school I hate himā
āShut up! You donāt hate people who have done nothing wrong to you, he did you a favour by accepting to bring you from school or you would have been there for a really long timeā
āOk but Iād really prefer it once I donāt get to see his face, I dislike him a lot dadā
āWhat is wrong with you today young lady? Apologise to him right this instantā
āI wonāt, I donāt like him and itās the truthā
āYoung lady I demand you say Iām sorry right nowā
āIf I do that I would be lying and you said it is wrong to lieā
āIām really sorry Ken for the embarrassment, I really donāt know what is wrong with her todayā her dad said to the uncomfortable Ken who had just brought his daughter.
āItā ok chief, I prefer her outburst to the terrifying piercing glare she gives me each time she sees me it means she is getting used to my presenceā ken said in reply.
āI really doubt thatā Mr Oba said as he turned to his very sleepy baby girl. Ken excused himself and left the office.
āI can see your daughter is a fireballā his colleague said to him as he settled his daughter on the office couch.
āI sincerely hope she is notā
āDo you know why she doesnāt like him?ā
āMy girl is not the type to speak ill of someone and itās the first time she has ever declared her dislike for him openlyā
āMaybe itās because she is getting used to his presence and she is trying to fight itā
āLike I said before I doubt that is the case. I think this is getting serious; she canāt contain the dislike within her anymore she had to say it. I just have to stop sending him to pick her upā
āAnd also try to find out the reason for the dislikeā and just then James ran into the office.
James ran into the office screaming āDad Iām hungā¦ā¦ā¦ā¦..ā his word was cut by the sight of the figure sleeping on the sofa in the office
āThe little Mr Green! How are you doing today buddy?ā
āWho is that?ā he totally ignored the greeting to clear his curiosity. The person looked familiar but a lot of the parents here had their kids in his school and he really couldn't tell if the person was male or female in their P.E uniform which was a tshirt above a blue short. And the figure was twisted to a very irregular shape from sleep.
āShe is my little girl and she didnāt eat her lunch again. I better wake her so we can eat together at the canteen Iām starvingā
āSame here and I can see this little man is hungry tooā Mr Green said. James was writing about the figure in the school uniform of his new school when she stired and recognition dawn on him.
āZirim, wake upā her dad tapped her as he called and when she stood up she saw James staring back at her in disbelieve
āMe-go?ā James called questioningly
āYes itās I and stop looking at me as if you have seen a ghost, I told you my dad works here and Iāll guess this is your dadā
āI see youāve met already, now apart from miss Ivan you have Miss Obaā Mr Green said more poitedly to his son
āI see we are meant to be friends after all. Helen is down the hall Iāll tell her you are hereā James was screeching unable to contain his excitement.
āYou met my girl in school and she spoke to you, this is new she rarely ever talks after her first year in the schoolā Me-goo's dad asked in suprise.
āShe was in my class and spoke just to Helen and I, that may be because we share a seatā James supplied the information
āI thought you are in nursery 3?ā me-goo's dad asked unable to understand the information.
āYes, I amā James replied
āThen how could she be your classmate?ā Mr Oba asked again looking at his daughter hoping to get an explanation from her but she jst remained mute.
āI donno, I met her in the classā James supplied getting bored with the conversation.
āI think there has being a mix up somewhereā Mr Oba said, as he was about to pick the phone and call the school when the phone rang. āHello. Yes you are. I was just about to call you regarding her. Oh I see. When did that happen? And you didnāt think I should know about it? Well, you know her well enough to know she wonāt say a wordā he spoke into the phone. He dropped the phone and declared āOk letās go eat, what would you like baby?ā
āIce cream and burgerā
āThat is no food, it is junkā
āI love mint and strawberry scope blend of ice creamā
āOk, ok youāve got it but with real foodā
The only thing she likes about these evening outings is the fact that she will be able to fool around with her brother without any adult on their tail. As much as all they do is tease each other till one of them canāt take it anymore and start a fight (in which she is usually the loser), she adores him as an elder brother and
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