He pounded away. It was the same away he did it every time…pull my clothes, pull his trousers…s--k my nipples and tell me how beautiful I am before he starts pounding. I looked at him with his yes closed and wondered what must have made me like him. It definitely wasn’t his money; I was a lot richer than him….maybe it was because he was funny? I looked at him as he closed his eyes and beads of sweat formed above his brows; all I could wish for was for his to c-m on time. Today was to special for me to stop him halfway. Suddenly he let out that all too familiar groan that signaled his much awaited release. His hold on the top of the mattress beside my head became firmer, and then he started his epileptic-like movement as he came.

Coming from a family where to survive becomes the Paramount thing,Ayinke a 19years old fresher in a university in Nigeria finds it difficult to cope with school life until a friend of hers introduce her to the big fish,she was face in a dilemma of either to go with the flow and enjoy life or be the good girl she is and risk her survival. will she be able to survive in the world where