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Your Love Story (Final Part): Reckless Love



What I needed wasn’t more than that because by morning, my strength level didn’t just increase, I was wide awake for the first time in 7 weeks. My friends thought it’s a miracle. I knew it was love. They were very glad to have me back and I was happy to see them. Firesola skipped school to be with me. It was a very joyful reunion. I spoilt the mood when I asked for Seun. Only Firesola answered. ‘Dad, go get your girl’. We were not shocked. Firesola is a wonder. Pastor offered to organize a reconciliation meeting. But I said no. I want to meet my wife alone.

I went to the Ogundeji’s house after I was discharged from the hospital. Everyone left the living room immediately I arrived. Seun looked dejected. She dropped her face. ‘Darling, don’t drop your face. I came to get you. I have chosen you from the very beginning of creation. You are the very blossom that makes my garden radiate with glory. I choose to rejoice in you for I am unashamed to call you mine. Your shame, pains and wounds are all mine to bear. Do not be ashamed of coming back home. It’s your home. The place built by the LORD on the rock. No one would take your place in my heart and no act can snatch you away from me. You have been found, o pearl of Zion, come home!’

Give me the shame, I can bear it
Give me the pain, I can carry it
Show me the wounds, I will heal you.
All I need from you is
Come home

Seun’s tears were hot. I wiped it with my hands. ‘You will always be mine.’ Seun followed me home to meet a very ecstatic Firesola. I have not seen her this joyful before. She misses her mum. Two months later, I took Seun to the altar again. I am committed to this woman forever!














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AKERELE ODUNAYO SAMUEL said…
Wow! The message is clear.
27 May 2020 at 04:35
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