“It’s not really something I get to talk to people about”. “Oh”, she responded.
“But I guess talking about it helps”, Ade quickly added noticing her change in demeanor.
“If you don’t want to talk about it, it’s fine”.
“Are you sure?” He asked concerned. He didn’t want to ruin the moment. “Let’s just talk about something else then”, Idara suggested.
“I was six when I was sent to a boarding school”, Ade started looking at Idara. “I’ve always had this hate for everyone weighing me down. My dad who I admit, haven’t forgiven yet, left my mom for another woman. According to what I learned recently, he wanted custody of me but my mother wouldn’t let him, so that was the reason my grandfather who never was in support of their marriage intervened and sent me away from where my father couldn’t r
