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My Wedding Invitation (Part 3)


"You mean no one has called you to ask about the picture you posted?" "I didn't post any picture." "Is this not it on your Facebook page?" "I said my phone is missing. Don't you get it?" We kept on shouting at ourselves. I became so irritated that I charged towards her. She charged at me like almost like a lion, but we were restrained by the people who had gathered around.

They held me very tightly and pulled me to the pastor's office. As I was going, I could hear her voice screaming that she would show me hell if I can't control my stupid temper. After about 30 minutes, we were seated in the pastor's office waiting for him.

I was more calm, but the sight of her annoyed me. Then she made a call. "Hello, I think I have to drop the case I'm handling presently. I have a case I want to take on right now. I want to sue one stupid guy in my church". Ghen ghen, I stood up and replied her: "Shuu! You want to sue me for blackmailing me?" She wasn't going to let me take the stage. She stood up and said "your ass will rot in jail".

Before we could continue, the door opened and Pastor entered. He was surprised seeing that we had stood up to each other in his office. "You want to fight in my office?" "No sir", we chorused and sat down.

Pastor started this very looooong sermon about self control and wisdom. Then he said "Bro Lanre, you need to calm down and let's solve this matter amicably..." I didn't hear the rest o. Calm down ke? Abi I should change it for pastor ni? Thank God for home training sha. He kept on speaking to me for about 10 minutes.

Then he faced the lady. "Barrister, please don't sue brother Lanre. He clearly over reacted". Egbami o. Pastor is begging her ni sha. Sue me for what biko? I kept quiet and determined that I must get to the root of this matter. After Pastor finished begging her, she said "Pastor, I didn't do it. I know nothing about it." "I know", pastor replied.

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