My Aunty Made Me A Sex Worker Chapter 23
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There was traffic, causing most of the cars to move slowly due to the police checkpoint ahead.
“At least Aunt Mona and his boys will get caught,” I reasoned.
I know I am supposed to go into that house to see if my mom is there, but I need to confirm my suspicions.
When I looked up, I saw the police stopping Aunt Mona’s car. To my disappointment, Aunt Mona was immediately let go after folding some money in the police officer’s palm.
“Can you see that, babe? Richmond inquired.
“Yes, that is the type of country in which we find ourselves,” I replied coldly.
It was not long before we were checked. Richmond have all his papers complete and presented it to the police.
And wanted to start a conversation with them about Aunt Mona’s car. However, the impatient police officer became agitated and said.
“Oga d go!!, shey I don see ur paper, wetin again you wan talk abeg Carry your Moto commot make other people come give me money as you no fit give me money again”
Richmond wanted to react, but I held his palm and calmed him down.
He whined up the glasses and drove away in rage.
I kept rubbing his left palm to calm him down as he continued to sigh.
Madam Mona and his boys deviated from the major congested highway and took a small street. Richmond did the same. They drove down the street, and there were no more houses. Just a bushy path that resembles a road leading to a river.
Just as I expected, after a few minutes of driving, we came across a large body of water.
Richmond decided to park his car. While we watched, Madam Mona and his boys drove down. When they were out of sight, Richmond asked me to get down so we could use our legs to trake; he said he did not want to give Madam Mona the impression that we were flowing them.
Tall elephant grass had grown along the river bank, making the area appear dark.
I and Richmond watched Madam Mona pull up beside the shore, and his boys got out of the car to check that no one was nearby.
I doubt anyone goes to this river; it appears to be a dumping ground. Since different kind of waste was found in the river bank and some part of the water.
They removed the person from the boot, and Madam Mona tore the material used to cover the person.
My eyes grew wide with confusion. My heart was beating ten thousand times at a time.
“Mom!” I yelled as racks of sobs escaped my throat.
“Aunt Mona killed my mom, Richmond!!” I screamed as he dragged me into his embrace.
It is time to kill Aunt Mona.”
I thought and pulled out a gun from the side of Richmond’s trousers running towards Aunt Mona.
EJIRO’S
I and some girls arrived the river bank with some iced in a gallon. Fortunately, after tracking madam Mona’s whereabouts all day, we were able to locate her.
I believe it is time to send her to the afterlife.
TO Be Continued
