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The Marriage Decision PART 1



The Marriage Decision PART 1
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" Having pledged guilty to all of the offences charged against you, you are here by sentenced to seven years in prison with hard labour and without bail ". The Judge said.

Everybody in the cout room shouted in despire and agony. I couldn't bear it, I fainted on the spot and didn't get to see him before he was taken away.

...What is going to happen to me now. Over five years that I settled down after school I have been praying for a good man who will finally take me to the altar. The few that came my way before now weren't just ready to settle down. And In a blink of an eye I will loose them.

It's not my duty to search for me to marry me but I tell you the truth I have done alot of searching ; been to big churches, occasions, parties, meetings and many more deliberately even without being invited just to mingle with people and find myself a good man.

Sometimes I succed but still it doesn't just last long..

We've done the introduction and our marriage /  wedding is just in two months time. I am twenty nine years old now. meet him last year and things haven't been bad since he decided to stay with me and I also with him.

... Many things led to me fainting but the most is the issue of my marriage and I didn't even bother about him, forgetting ignorantly that he is the person am supposed to get married to.

By the time he will be out from Jail I will be thirty six years old.

My decision has to.....

To be continued........

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