I met her in 2017 when she was still selling pure water with her aunt.
She had dropped out of SS2.
I liked her. She was humble, respectful, and always said thank you even when I helped her with small things.
One day, I asked if she’d like to go back to school.
She said, “If God touches someone’s heart, I’ll go back.”
So I became that someone.
I sponsored her SS2, SS3, WAEC, JAMB.
I was there when she got admission. I paid for everything acceptance, hostel, school fees, textbooks. I even sent her monthly upkeep.
I wasn’t rich, but I made it work because I saw potential.
Now, she’s done with school and doing NYSC.
I called her one evening and said, “What next for us?”
She replied:
“Honestly, you’re a good man, but I don’t think we’re compatible. I’ve grown. We’re no longer in the same class.”
I laughed… but it was the kind of laugh that burns.
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2 hrs agoI met her in 2017 when she was still selling pure water with her aunt.
She had dropped out of SS2.
I liked her. She was humble, respectful, and always said thank you even when I helped her with small things.
One day, I asked if she’d like to go back to school.
She said, “If God touches someone’s heart, I’ll go back.”
So I became that someone.
I sponsored her SS2, SS3, WAEC, JAMB.
I was there when she got admission. I paid for everything acceptance, hostel, school fees, textbooks. I even sent her monthly upkeep.
I wasn’t rich, but I made it work because I saw potential.
Now, she’s done with school and doing NYSC.
I called her one evening and said, “What next for us?”
She replied:
“Honestly, you’re a good man, but I don’t think we’re compatible. I’ve grown. We’re no longer in the same class.”
I laughed… but it was the kind of laugh that burns.