CHAPTER THREE: BLAME IT ON MUDI😤:A WEAKNESS CALLED LOVE: MEMOIRS OF AN AFRICAN HOUSEMAID.
CHAPTER 3: BLAME IT ON MUDI. I woke up to the next morning feeling much better, hard as I may try, i could not get Mudi off my mind. I have to come up with a new strategy to lure him, my mother did not raised a quitter. Just then, my mother walked into the room. I was lost in my thought, i did not hear her come in. “What are you still doing in here?”. “Come quickly and go to Hajiya Uwani’s place. Buy us pap for 30 naira. I forgot to soak our millet yester night”. Ughhh! I sighed. I wore my Hijab (a head covering/headscarf worn by observant Muslim women, that covers the upper part of a lady, usually reaching the knees. In Arabic known as Khimar )picked up the money she dropped on our mattress, that was barely covered with a worn out sheet. The mattress was already flat due to overuse the foam cover was no more, revealing the bare yellow foam. My younger one had wet the mattress, I sprinkled a generous amount of water at the place she messed up and took it out, under the s...