Must Read: Circle Of Three - Season 1 - Episode 33

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Must Read: Circle Of Three - Season 1 - Episode 33

Cassie tried ignoring them, however the girl’s
provocative dressing and her obvious show of
attention caught her eye. Adedayo and his ‘girl’
went to another section of the store and he
brought one shoe which seems to worth the
world to the girl as she hugged him tightly and
led to a couple of peeks on his cheeks while she
held on tightly to him.

Cassie, now slightly angered at the continued
display from the girl, now walked towards the
pair, planning the crash the party. As she was
about to tap Adedayo from the back, she kicked
a pall with some dirty water in it, probably left
by a careless worker and it fell, spilling the
water on her cloth and making enough noise to
attract a crowd.

Adedayo turned towards the source of the noise
and was surprised to see Cassie.
“Hi, Cassie,” he said awkwardly before he
turned to the other girl,” This is Angela, my new
girlfriend. Angela, this is Cassie, my erm…

Friend.” He introduced the pair to each other.

The other girl gladly stretched her hand to
greet Cassie, who was fuming with anger. She
had no choice but to reciprocate the gesture by
shaking her hand, although she shook it tightly.

Adedayo looked confused at her action, then
quickly and quietly led his girl to another
section of the store, always on the lookout for
Cassie. He soon sorted himself and the girl and
left.

Cassie, already feeling devastated, called her
driver thirty minutes early and drove home.
“What are you doing here?” Comfort asked him,
as Tunji smiled sheepishly.
“I see that you still keep that anger with you.”
He noted and then looked around the house. “It
looks decent enough though.”
“Please leave here immediately, my aunt must
not see you here.”
“So she has already warned you about me?” He
hissed. “Damn, where can I go to that I can talk
unhindered to a human being?”
“That will only happen when you travel to
another region of the country and not here.

Tunji look at me. I don’t hate you, only that you
reputation is well known here and as I have
barely settled, I can’t behave like its all cool
with you, especially as I know about that
‘reputation’ well.” She looked straight at him.
“Well it can’t be helped then.” He looked sadly
at her as he walked away to the streets, leaving
Comfort relieved.
“Cassie, you have to sort yourself out.” Ifeoma
told her friend after she explained what
happened.
“But I can’t believe what he did, he replaced
me like I was a doll or something insignificant.

How can he?”
“Oho, what about it? What were you
expecting?”
“What do you mean by that?” Cassie looked at
her with fiery eyes.
“Cassie, if I am to be frank with you, you caused
it. You dumped this guy at the wedding,
remember? Did you remember your words? He
must lost hope in getting you and decided to
move on. At least he tried to get back to you.

Most guys move on immediately and I can’t
blame them, the few that try to win their girls
back are often made to suffer for nothing. So,
unless you are really lucky, don’t count on him
coming back to you.”
“Ifeoma, help me nah! I can’t bear seeing him
with another babe, especially when they are
doing stuffs that we used to do.”
“What do you want me to do?”
“Help me break his relationship up.”
Comfort rested and went about her chores,
listening to Lady Gaga’s ‘Bad Romance’. It was
apt for the way she felt about everything, about
Tunji, about her dream.
“IF YOU…..” The words rang into her skull like a
Nokia ringtone, keeping her alert. She was done
with him, or about done with him anyway, so
why the dream? She decided to ask her aunt.
It was not long before her aunt came and the
first thing she said when she came in was….
“What was that boy looking for in this place this
afternoon?”