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THE STOLEN RING 💍
"Stop there" a husky deep voice she heard from afar, shivering and shaking in fear, all alone in the dark alley, except the mystery man. She stops, still shaking, she felt the mouth of a gun, pointed at her back. "Bring your bag or I'll splatter your brains with my gun" said the man with the husky voice. Now pointing the gun to her head,she surrenders her bag. Slowly, the man departs into the thick darkness of the night with the bag.
Shocked and still shaking in fear , all she could remember was her legs running as fast as it could.
"Knock, knock, knock"someone knocks at the door, "who's there" mr Alias asks. It's me darling, please open the door" she answered. As soon as mr Alias opens the door, in she comes as fast as lightning. " What happened and why are you panting and coming home by this time. You know very well that the streets are now unsafe this days" asked mr Alias. Still panting, she replied " darling I went to visit a friend of mine, who stays far away. She was celebrating her birthday. She threw a huge party which ended late. So on my way home I was robbed by a man with a gun. He said if I didn't give him my bag, he'll splatter my brains with his gun. I was very scared darling, so I gave it to him. My phone,my money, my credit card, everything, was in that bag. Darling we have to find that man, please" she pleaded. Now sobbing, her husband replied "look at you, so useless you've been to me. Oh, how I wish your brains were splattered. You better find a way to get back that credit card, or else, your account would be frozen" "Rubbish " he exclaimed.
Susan Jones, her name was. Lived in a small town in Lagos, Nigeria. Born into a family of six, four children and their parents. Being the last born, she was loved by all. Susan studied Mass communication and became a journalist. She was the famous susi, nicknamed by her fellow colleagues, of NAT(National African Television).A television station which provides necessary information, deliberate and provide possible solutions for all African countries.
She got married at age twenty four, to her husband Alias Jones. An half cast he was. His father was a britain, who came to oversee things, for the queen, in Nigeria. He met Stella, Alias mother, stranded by the road side on his way home. He offered assistance to her, to help, and she accepted. Along the...