- I paid her school fees when her father failed. I sold my father’s land to buy her a laptop.
- I cooked for her during exams, starved so she could eat, and took loans just to make her smile. She called me “my king” and promised to spoil me when she graduated.
I never knew heartbreak could kill until Blessing almost ended me.
We met three years ago in Aba during a heavy rain.
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I was a 29-year-old generator technician. She was a final-year Accounting student at Abia State University, standing soaked under a leaking shop awning. I offered her my umbrella, walked her to her hostel, and from that night, she became my everything.
I paid her school fees when her father failed. I sold my father’s land to buy her a laptop.
I cooked for her during exams, starved so she could eat, and took loans just to make her smile. She called me “my king” and promised to spoil me when she graduated. I believed every word.
