Dilemma
Author: Jon
last update2026-03-18 00:05:40

The two men stepped out into the night, leaving Nnenna and Nneka alone in the parlour. Ochekawo’s eyes burned with a sense of destiny as he spoke to Agaba. “Son, fate has entrusted us with a burden that spans generations. We must act, or risk losing everything we hold dear. You know the consequences of inaction”.

Agaba’s jaw set in determination. “I’m ready, father. We must act now, before it’s too late”.

But Ochekawo’s expression turned grim. “The problem is, we don’t know where these monste
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