IF IT SMELLS LIKE A DUCK, ITS A DUCK

We couldn't meet with Doris. This is due to the heavy rains and yes, Susan's presence.
Ever since her threat to expose my dealings with her cousin to her father, I have never been the same. I began to regret why I even saw her nude while at Sam's place during the week. I should've known better than try to engage her about why she was going around with Sam. The inquisitiveness of me never relaxes.
Now I am living under the threat of a possible discovery and even jail time. The Law of the land is very clear about this thing now. Since I already knew about her dirty little secret, she was in the know about mine too, probably due to her cousin.
"Ras, watching the royal wedding?"
"Kabisa. Game ya kesho?"
"Chelsea kama kawaida."
The weekend will be busy for me. For starts, Prince Harry is tying the knot with Meghan, the American actress.

The Royal wedding is generating the buzz with analysts giving their two cents on what to expect.(Boring) Sam won't watch the whole thing since He hates weddings. It will remind him of the failed engagement with Emma. 
Tom is also back from shagz where he had gone to visit his folks. He has also made up with Sheila and this means that his pursuit of Sylvia was long abandoned. He also looks big since he has been eating fresh food from the farm.
"Ras, naskia chebet ako area?"
"Yeah. Lakini cousin wake yuko."
"Susan ama?"
"Kabisa. Na ananisumbua." I explained to him my dilemma and he was laughing. 
"Nini Funny hapo?"
"Mwanamke akusumbue wewe?" He then explained to me the best solution to end all of this; braking up with Doris or better still call her bluff and expose her to Emma.
"What good will that do? Nitakosa dem wewe.!"
"Na Susan atakusumbua hivo. Wewe chagua."
So this meant that I had to make a tough choice here. Perhaps this thing was never meant to be. Or is this her ploy to get me all along? Is this the proverbial duck that is Tom wants me to cut loose?

Monday: The Big decision.