Dadalifted

"Is that not our loathsome son-in-law?" "I bet he is. That son of nobody still comes back after stealing from us." "I sometimes feel pity for him... Did you hear that Johnson is not his son?" "Yep. I heard from madam Alice... Serve him right. He believes he is part of us because one of us gave birth to a son for him." "One more year, and will be free of his pitiable face." "Did you think he will survive if we send him out of the villa?" "No, he won't. He will commit suicide as soon as he leaves that gate." "I may have compassion on him and employ him as a driver." "You are too kind. I can't even employ him as my laundry man." "Hahaha!"

"I see death... A lot of dead bodies where you are going," the voice of the soothsayer flowed back into his mind. "The island I was posted to is very peaceful. Did you mean there will be a natural disaster where I am going?" Zuma asked back. "No. It's your bad luck. I see death coming in the shape of a baby and swallowing everything and everyone. Be careful and don't ever turn the page." "What are you talking about?" The old witch was silent after, and Zuma was shoved off by the next customer in line. The reality is scarier than the prophecy, and only those who have no bad karma in their previous lives are saved from the hand of the black-eyed demon.

When a man suddenly pulled her into his arms and made love to her through the night, the inexperienced lady suddenly became the mother of octuplets for the mafia boss. Manipulated, betrayed and wrongly jailed for murder, Alice must be strong to fight against the society that always takes advantage of single mothers. Must be bold enough to save her family from the hand of her desirous friend, and must be ready to accept the hands of fate which keeps pushing her toward the mafia boss. His name is Banjo, ruthless and feared. Like most mafia bosses, Banjo doesn't believe in love until he mistakenly touches her. Years later, the mafia boss needs to swallow his pride and begged his love to stay or live the rest of his life in loneliness.