FUN 7

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Ah have tried to
convince this girl on
facebook,Whatsapp,BBM
e.t.c
to visit me but she will
always say
"Handsome, I'm always busy", but her
profile pictures was always tempting, her curves, her boobs
name it, everything
make sense,Ah decided to take it to
another level at my own
expense. . .Hope you know what Ah
mean?
So at last i was able to decode her to
give me her digits,Ah
called her immediately to confirm if it
was really her
number.
We talked for a while and i discovered that she just lives a
stone throw from my place,i said within
me; "Kai see food
oo" As an award winning Womanizer
convincing her was just like counting
A,B,C. She promised me that she will visit me
next week
Thursday,Thursday seemed too far but
that was just the
price to enter her,
Thursday finally came,i called her around 7:30 just to
confirm if she was still coming.She said
in Affirmative,i
arranged my room immediately bought
8 condoms(Guess it
was too much) around 10.am she knocked on my door,she
dressed seductively and was charming .
. .I chucked "Today
na Today"
Ah laughed within me
.
.
.
.
.
See as
you dey serious
dey read this story. .
.
.
Ma dear
Ah wish you can learn how to
read your bible like dis..

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