I Died Nine Times For Love / Chapter 5: Spirit Returns to Okafor
I Died Nine Times For Love

I Died Nine Times For Love

Author: Robert Hancock

Chapter 5: Spirit Returns to Okafor

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As I use my spirit power, I find Okafor family gate within one day.

Na night, I waka sharp, shadow long. My spirit dey guide my step. I dey feel power for my blood. No time for delay. Okafor gate tall, but I dey pass like breeze.

Na Baba Tunde the steward open door. As e see me, fear catch am like say e see spirit:

“Ifu—”

Baba Tunde, old man wey sabi all Okafor secrets, drop broom, mouth open. For him eye, na ghost e see. For this life, when elder begin shiver, know say wahala don land. But for this wahala, na me be the storm.

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