Story: Campus Life. Girls. Ghetto. Garri. Glory - Season 1 - Episode 22

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Story: Campus Life. Girls. Ghetto. Garri. Glory - Season 1 - Episode 22

We gisted for quite some time before she excused her self, saying she needed to rush home before her dad became worried at her absence from the house since she didn’t tell him where she was going before she left.

‘Please don’t go now, just stay a bit please’ I begged.

She rubbed my chest again, ‘ I would have loved to but I have to get going now, besides I know the kind of Dad I have, if he finds out am presently with you here, you would be dead by morning’ She said while we both laughed.

‘Is he that bad?’ I sarcastically asked.

She drew closer to my ear and whispered. ‘He is a retired General in the army, no one jokes with his daughter’ We had a good laugh at this but I knew she just told me in a subtle way that she was a no nonsense girl, a daughter of a retired General? Fear catch me small.

I didn’t want her to leave but I guess I had no choice. I enjoyed her company every bit and we flowed well just as if we had known each other for a long time now. I couldn’t just take my eyes of her radiant ebony skin with those white dazzling 32’s which whenever she smiled, I felt butterflies in my tummy.

Her beautiful face lightened up every dark spot in my heart. I have never felt this way for any girl in my life.

She was different from all other girls I know, something I couldn’t lay my hands on but I just knew she was special. She stood up to take her leave while I managed to sit upright on the edge of the bed, she glanced one more time at me and turned but I couldn’t contain the passion building inside me ever since the first time I opened my eyes and saw her.

I drew her back gently by her arms and as she turned, I planted a kiss on her lips. I didn’t know what entered me but I just felt like as if the world and life instantly became sweet, I started seeing rainbows and a beautiful creature come out of it with a bow and an arrow as he shot what seemed to be like a Love-badge arrow.

She didn’t resist my kiss but I saw she felt kinda shy as she withdrew her lips instantly.

Without another word, she picked up her bag and hurriedly left the ward.

I just lay on the bed and all that crossed my mind was her and nothing but her.

The doctor came in minutes after she left and announced that if I wanted to go home, I was free to do so because I only had minor bruises, and that’s how I was discharged.

I had already walked past the hospital gate to the express road in order to board a cab to take me home when reality dawned on me.

Damn!, I forgot to ask the beautiful damsel for her number. Sh*t! I didn’t even know her name!. I had f’up big time.

I felt like crying but I manned up, how could I have lost such an opportunity to collect her contacts.

Something was really wrong with me.

I shrugged that thought off, stopped a cab and home I went.

To Be Continued…