The devil who loved me

]I went to Abayomi and Toun's room after Toun called me to come. They were eating potato and fish when I got it with a bottle of Eva wine. Toun was really spending her father's guilt money. From the look of their faces, it was clear that Toun had appeased Abayomi, one way or the other. He looked happier and more relaxed. Their room was extremely cold, so I went under a duvet and listened to them argue about the names they would give their children.

I remember when Timi and I did that too. We had decided that their first name would be Yoruba while their second name would be Igbo. Although, I insisted that the first girl will have an Igbo first name, Timi's heavenly felattio had made me agree to all his demands. Those were cool times. I dialed Naetochukwu's number.

Naeto: hello

Me: hi, its Tana

Naeto: oh Tana, sorry I didnt know it was you, I just bought this very cool phone and I haven't saved numbers on it yet.

Me: you are a big boy na..how are you and your people?

Naeto: very fine, how are you, are you around?

Me: not really, but will be back soon, just wanted to check on you. It's been a long time

Naeto: na you no get my time now, can we have a date this week Friday?

Me: I would love that..

After a few more inconsequential talks, I hung up.

Abayomi didn't seem impressed, but Toun was happy, she always thought I should have dated Naeto instead of Acho.

There was a knock on the door, and when it was opened, Uche's tall frame was visible, he didn't bother entering..

Uche: we would be hanging out at Cue-Lounge, not too far from here by 6pm..

Abayomi: cool bro, I actually need to unwind..

Uche: Sparrow will bring you guys

Toun: where is Jafar?i have not seen him since I came

Uche: he went to Zone 7, he will meet us at the Lounge by 6pm.

Toun: aii..

He left immediately he passed his message. Coincidentally my phone beeped. It was a message from Timi.

Timi = we really need to talk. Just give me a chance to explain myself; I swear you will see reasons. You are the one for me!

I went beneath the duvet, shielding myself from the cold that was making my nipples rocky.

Around 5:30, Toun and I decided to dress up for the outing. Like a best friend should, toun had brought some of my clothes for me. I decided to go with a low necked gown that would expose some cleavage, and instead of full pants, I went with a G-string that wouldn't leave any panty lines. The gown was tight on the hips, exposing a figure that Toun said was sexy. If my gown was short, Toun's was shorter and her height made it more obvious.

Sparrow took us to the Lounge which was situated in Phase 2, Federal housing, Lugbe. Shortly after we sat down with Uche, Aji and Sparrow also seated around us, Jafar entered with three girls that looked Fulani'ish..

Jafar: meet Hauwa, Mariam and Fatima…they are from Nile University..

The girls greeted us with that exotic accent that educated Hausa speaking people have. I have seen fine girls, and I ranked myself among them, but these girls were spotless.. ..beautiful and spotless..

But I cant be intimidated….can i?