Wuru Wube looked at the man for a while and then said, "It is a pity old man that you are saying this. You are a good man who wants to take care of his family at this age. The gods must have favoured you with enough strength and wisdom coupled with a lot of love to give. I will let you be and so take care of your family" She was going and the man said "Thank You" and she stopped and turned, saying, "On a second note I am hunger and the man with me is hungry too. Your money will not be able to do us well because we are out here in a place where nothing can be sold or bought. So I suggest you keep your money and give me your horse" Wuru sounded and chuckled. The only man could tell that she was serious about taking the horse and there was nothing he could say that would make her change her m
