The Lantern Saga

The lantern saga.   

My friend and I were gorgeous; it was a visit to my would-be in-law’s house.
My mocked decency and decorum were high,my gaiety and impressario at peak.
My love got us seat in a room prepared for our visit,a kerosine lantern lit our stay.
 ‘‘ Shall I bring the food ?’’, she quested ; ‘‘ I don’t know of my friend,as for me I
will not eat.’’, I replied shyly but sharply. ‘‘ Eat even if only small,I needn’t ask your
friend.’’ She replied. So the table was set and the eating commenced.
As we were eating air extinguished the lantern; I noticed my fiancee take the lantern
to relight,then I quickly moved closer to my friend and whispered; ‘‘when the light
went off  I was seriously rushing the food like pig’’. ‘‘You don’t have to, I prepared
all for your visit, I can still add more if you so wished’’,replied my fiancee. What a
hell ! I felt like the ground should quake and swallow me up. He returned with the
burning lantern.


Contest : Angel of The odd.
Sponsor : Craig Cornish.
Date       : 15/2/14.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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Onclaud Avatar
February 16, 2014 at 10:47 AM
ohhh, this has myatrey written all over the page.. i must read angel of odd; you inspire, kayods.. wonderful!.. huggs
Kayode Avatar
February 16, 2014 at 11:19 AM
Thank you Nette,I am just giving it a trial; have a wonderful week ahead.
Dietrich Avatar
February 15, 2014 at 8:53 PM
gosh, after reading Carrie's and now this one, I am really needing to go see that Angel of Odd story!! And get myself inspired too!!!
Kayode Avatar
February 15, 2014 at 9:53 PM
Thank you Andrea,I'm just giving it a trial,happy Sunday.
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