Chapter 20
Aanu ran back into the house, tore down the stairs all the way to the front of the house. Tunji lay awkwardly on the ground between the two uniformed men.
“Wake up, wake up. I thought you said you could heal. Don’t die”, Aanu shouted at Tunji. He knelt beside Tunji’s body and bent over his chest to listen to his heart.
“Oh thou of little faith”, Tunji said in a rasp tone. Aanu smiled. “But we have a little problem. I think I have a few dislocated joints, and broken bones.”
“I can help with that”, a woman on the first floor said through her window.
After Tunji was safely and painfully carried into her flat, she sent her friend to take care of the crowd outside. Her plump friend ran outside and opened the gate to let the people in. She jumped, screamed and shouted engaging th
