Though they were together two days ago at his mother’s Ilochi ceremonies, he was startled to see him at his home at this time. ‘Nw’ony’ocha!�...� Ok’afo exclaimed, calling him a pet name that referred to his association with white people. ‘Nnukwu-ogom,’ he replied, calling him ‘my big in-law’, in deference to his greater age. ‘Nnoo, nnoonu’, Ok’afo continued, welcoming them warmly. ‘Who’re the children with you?’ His warm welcome could barely mask his curiosity and slight anxiety as he regarded. She's doing the best she can to raise the two girls and it's hard for her since she doesn't have any skills because she was too lazy to study in school. Anyway, I've been supporting them for the last three years and I think it's time you started taking care of them."I started to object, "I've got no money, I don't want to get involved"Dad just rolled over me, "No, no, I'm going to give you the money that you give them. But it's important that they know they have to keep you happy to keep. Let's go home. I'll fix a nice dinner... and we'll talk about it."The four sisters walked back home, ignoring the multitude of cars and people flocking toward the sea. A year ago they would have joined the partying crowd without a worry in their minds. Now life seemed far more complicated. Their hearts weighed heavy and their eyes hurt from crying.Nikki held Zoë closer and pushed Jeannie into Linda's arms. Linda smiled her thank-you to her unbelievably unselfish sister. The fist that. She loves for me to approve of what she wears, especially regarding what she calls her 'mood' attire. She has no hesitation about taking the very shy and bashful me into an Ann Summers store asking how I would like her in this or that and the kinkiest underwear on sale."And this, Peter darling, we spoke of this remember?" she was examining closely a rubber vibrating strap-on penis contraption in front of everybody.She realised my embarrassment stating that most people were in the store looking.