Beaten for the Porsche Madam’s Pride
Beaten for the Porsche Madam’s Pride

Beaten for the Porsche Madam’s Pride

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Author: Christopher Lopez
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Dragged from my car and bathed in pepper spray, Ikenna’s only crime was refusing to bow to a drunk, rich madam’s rage after her Porsche rammed him on a Lagos night. Humiliated and forced to kneel in the gutter by her brutal husband, he faces a savage lesson: in this city, the poor bleed while the powerful laugh. But as his dignity drowns in dirty water, a secret hope burns—will he rise or be destroyed by their wicked game?

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