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Termuno

  for as long as i can remember Termuno has always been in my life. ever since that day in primary four during PE when Ms Aisha instructed us to pair up for badminton.

   we ended up being partners, Termuno and i, she was the newiee then, barely a month old in our school. we immediately became friends and sisters as time went on_ through boarding school and even uni.

   we were inseparable and shared everything.
for years we shared jewelry, clothes, money, cars and for the past year, Tunde my husband, unknown to me.

   i knew Tunde was cheating but suspected those skanky half brain uni girls up until yesterday when i caught him making out in a cosy restaurant with Termuno. Termuno and my Tunde in an affair. hm. apparently we did share everything indeed, because i too was having an affair; a mind blowing affair with Joseph;
Termuno's fiancee.

   Termuno and i were best of friends and sisters afterall.
sharing everything, husband and fiancee alike.☺

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