Doris and Miriam arrived on Thursday after their successful prayer day rally in which I managed to sneak in. They passed by the stall to say hello and left before Jay came back. I forgot to mention that he had banned school children from his business premises as long as they still had uniform on.
No one wanted to break this rule and lose their job. Certainly not me, Felix or Tom the food vendor.
Shocked by the statement
"Rasta those girls are hot.""Yeah. Unataka hook up?"
Felix hesitated for a while. I was also not sure if if he was sober or just jesting around with me.
"Labda kwa Doris."
"Hell no nigga.That's my girl."
We all laughed. I was also shocked by my statement yet I had vowed never to reveal to no soul about my status with Doris Chebet Maritim. This didn't bother me at all as I had banked on the not-so-sober state of Felix to forget it once the hangover set in.
Banned Holiday Tuition and its forms.
I am happy now because we will be meeting more often than not. Our nights shall no longer be colder but warmer. I will also have a helping hand with respect to my laundry and dishes as well as the cleanliness of the room. Miriam and Doris will have to form a tag-team in order for this to happen.All this is possible after the now minister for internal affairs had banned holiday tuition and its many forms.
I will not have to worry about Susan as her marriage to Maxwell is soon becoming a reality. As we speak, plans are underway to have a traditional wedding ceremony due to the reluctance on Susan to publicise the whole thing. I guess this is the stigma that accompanies those who had attempted suicide before.
Goodbye to Tom and Felix
Sam is also busy, as usual now that his affairs have been put in order. Emma is expecting but she is still busy doing her job like before. I miss her too. She looks beautiful in her new state."Rasta, tuchekiane kesho."
I bid my two friends, Tom and Felix good bye as we close down the stall. I have to reach home before the rains start.
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