Skip to main content

THE MAN.

You have misjudged me. Yes, you just snorted in disapproval and one thought ran foremost in your mind, dear reader.
" I thought she was cynical and didn't like the dude, she's all talk and no action. "
That is true, I did say I was cynical and this man's attitude when we first met had bolstered it, but then, that day with Lanre revealed another side to me I thought I had successfully suppressed. I liked a man to be dominant, a take charge kind of guy and this guy had just blown me out of the water, I found myself helpless, unable to fight all the feelings that were suddenly coursing through me, and so I had gotten into the car. So, dear reader, do you understand now? Do you understand why I seemed indecisive and weak willed? This did cost me a lot as you are soon to find out. Years down the line when I first started seeing a therapist, she said I had had little to no control over my emotions and my emotions had, for the most part, influenced every single decision I had made concerning this man. Now, you wonder, who is this man? Why are we always going back to him? We already know he's good-looking, he's got loads of money and has a deep baritone, so what about him?
  I'll start with his name. His family was very influential, I didn't even know how much, until later, much later. His great grandfather had been one of the first men to be educated by the British when they came to Port Harcourt, and he had taken an English name, Wellington. To this day, I do not like the name, Wellington. And then, the family had been smart enough to make money during the oil boom and had the brains to expand the business into the large conglomerate it is today. They had their fingers in every pie, you name it: real estate, tourism, investment banking, telecommunications, ICT; they were there. It was why most people said that if you wanted a business to yield large returns in the shortest possible time, place a Wellington at the helm of affairs. Their family was a proud one, not arrogant, but proud and Damian Wellington was no exception.
  Damian Wellington was the very embodiment of masculine perfection, gentlemanly charm and brains. In the corporate world, he was known as ' The Shark ' , he closed every major deal and took somewhat risky but highly profitable decisions, that earned him a reputation for being very cunning. He could sniff out loopholes in any contract and effectively manipulate it to suit himself. He was on every list ; Forbes, Business Day, Top Ten most Eligible Bachelors, and any other list you can think of. He, to put it, was The Guy, and when I met him, I was drawn into a world I had no idea existed, books and movies do not do this world justice, it's bloodier than you think and there is no black or white, only gray.


Alright then!!
We finally have a name to the guyπŸŽ†πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‰πŸ“£
So, what do you think?
Let us know!

Comments

  1. Well from the story line I can figure it out the girl I'm question has not really felt love as the way she has felt it before..... And this guy been so wealthy don't to abused it on her or have an advantage over her but show her this love and attention and the girl is totally at peace with him.....

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Hmmmmmmmmmm.
      Interesting opinion.
      Let's see how it plays out

      Delete
  2. Hmm I hope she don't use her past to affect her future decision considering the fact her emotional state.

    ReplyDelete
  3. hmm.. Damian Wellington. Keep it cammingggg...nice write-up peace!

    ReplyDelete
  4. Thank you so very much, dahlin!
    There's more coming

    ReplyDelete
  5. This writing is well structured.. Great write up. it's intriguing.

    ReplyDelete
  6. Thank you so very much, kind sir😁😁

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

COMING ATTRACTIONS

I was walking down the road that led to the halls of residence when I heard a familiar voice shout 'Suze! ' I rolled my eyes and kept on walking knowing the caller would persist, and I wasn't wrong. 'Suze! Yo, Suze! wait up! ' I groaned inwardly and stopped, making a very quick about-face. 'yes, Lanre, what do you want? ' this time, I added in my head, as I watched him walk up to me, quite briskly. Lanre was a cute guy, swoon worthy and he had the girls in droves, but for some reason, he liked me, hmph, I thought. He smiled and I could see the beautiful teeth and dimples in both cheeks that drove all the girls wild, 'now, now, babe, I been trying to reach you, y'know, you been avoiding me ", he said as he took my hand in his. I rolled my eyes again, did I mention that his entire family lived abroad in the USA and his father had sent him down to Nigeria to teach him a lesson in humility? I couldn't say it was working, since he was expecting ...

LOOM!!!!!!

"Abeg, give me 1k."  That was what my friend said when she saw me last Thursday at my faculty. She had called me earlier, inquiring as to where I was, and she came to meet me. So, imagine my amusement when she comes and says "Abeg, give me 1k"😁😁.  So, good friend that I am, I asked her what she wanted it for, and that was how I entered the Loom and Bloom train! πŸ˜‡πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚ Hilarious, right? I am not a money schemer or ponzi scheme fanatic, no offense to persons who are πŸ˜‹, but this one sounded so good. I didn't have to work on referrals, the other group members would do it😎, I just had to pay and wait to cash out! Ah, 8k in 24hours, who turns that down? I paid the money and entered the group o. And a day later, my enthusiasm died and I quit πŸ˜‡.  Many people have said that Loom is a ponzi scheme, that it will crash and affect the persons at the bottom of the pyramid😬😒, others flood their status daily with pictures of them cashing out, others still are indi...