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Episode 13 “Jamila!” She heard her name as she exited the hospital. She swivelled, it was Charles' doctor. She was skeptical. Could something be wrong with Charles? “Is he alright? Something popped up?” she inquired anxiously. “He's fine. Awareness campaign begins tomorrow, you seem exhausted” “It slipped my mind.” “The Alabi's are worried about you” …
Episode Finale Jamila did a good at the awareness, they called her back the next day and the next and the day after it. Couple of months later, she slipped into depressed while Charles drifted into third stage. She stayed by his side, she barely stepped out of his room. Everyone became extremely worried about …
Episode 12 “I swear that family loves drama” “Last night stunt was to earn sympathy and evade eviction from the Alabi's family. We all know it's surreal” “It seem like one big endless drama with several twists and turns avoiding the truth. Jamila living in that house is her death sentence.” Maro's mother spat out …
Episode 11 “I don't want to know why you are here but respect yourself before I forget my five fingers on that shameless face of yours” Jacqueline warned sternly. “I spoke the truth” Wunmi retorted. Mrs Alabi had tried cajoling Charles to eat in his room when Wunmi made a nasty comment at the door …
Episode 10 “Why isn't the Alabi's at work?” Jamila was disappointed when she saw her boyfriend and not the Alabi's at the door. Social service workers had done tests on Charles that evidently prove he had alzheimer but his parents were yet to return. “Jamie....” she jolted out of thoughts. “Is something wrong? Where are …
Episode 9 Charles barely slept through the night, she couldn't close her eyes for a minute. She feared the worse was dangerously close. She couldn't tell his parent, it would worry them. They had grieved their son. She had no intention of making them grieve again. “You do know you are sleep deprived right?” Mr …
Episode 8 Maro heard Jamila voice as he emerged from his house. He ran to her. He met her with a bleeding elbow. He offered her his handkerchief to stop the bleeding. “Let's go in” Mr Alabi told Jamila. “Charles...” “His mother went after him” “You will be late for school and your mom will …
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