It’s Not My Fault Episode 8
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???? It’s Not My Fault Episode Eight:
Dozie and Bisola’s parents waited and waited for Bisola’s call but it didn’t come. After spending nine months in Nigeria without getting Bisola’s call, Dozie had to go back to the States as the leadership of the Church he was pastoring was contemplating ordaining another pastor hence, he had to go back and take over his position. While in Nigeria, Dozie threw himself into serious prayers and fasting and God promised him that his wife would come back but before she comes back, he should learn how to manage his home and ministry.
FIVE YEARS LATER…
Bisola: So guys, your fifth birthday is coming, what do you want me to gift you?
Ayomikun: Mummy, can we go meet our Daddy??
Bisola: Ayomikunnnnn!
Ayomiposi: but mom, we need to see our dad. Sidney has Mom and Dad, why is our own different?
Bisola: shut up, will you?
Ayomikun: well then, we don’t want a birthday gift, we don’t even want a birthday party
Ayomiposi: exactly, mom
Bisola: well then, you guys just lessen my burden.
Two days later, Bisola was attending to a patient when she received a call from the principal of her children’s school that her attention was needed urgently. Bisola treated the patient and then handed him over to a junior nurse before going over to her son’s school. Getting there, she met her boys in the principal’s office alongside another boy who had bruises all over his face.
Principal: So, Madam, your sons would be going on a two weeks suspension for fighting their classmate. And you know how our school works, we don’t tolerate indiscipline.
Bisola: Oh My God! And why will you guys fight in the school?
Ayomikun: Mom, we had no intention to fight but he provoked us by calling us bastards
Ayomiposi: he has been calling us bastards for weeks
Bisola: Ma, please, you need to help me. They can’t be away from school for two weeks, I promise to deal with them.
Principal: I am sorry ma, there is nothing I can do about it.
With unhappiness, Bisola drove her children home thinking of how she would cope with them being away from school for two weeks knowing fully well that her job is demanding. Getting home, Bisola made them knee with the intention to discipline them but their outburst surprised her.
Bisola: Look out how you both disgraced yourselves in the school, is that how children of God behave?
Ayomiposi: But mom, if our Dad lives with us, Junior won’t have called us bastards
Ayomikun: Mom, are we truly bastards? Do we have a father?
Bisola: pick your school bags and get out of my sight
After the twins left for their rooms, Bisola burst into tears. She left Nigeria for Ghana just to find healing but her children are not making it easier for her. The hospital she worked with opened a new branch in Ghana and needed workers to help run the hospital, even though her children were just three months old, Bisola volunteered to go, all she wanted was to be free from the hurt in her heart. While on her knee, the Holy Spirit began to speak to her.
Holy Spirit: Maybe its time to go back home
Bisola: to do what??
Holy Spirit: You can’t keep running away, that’s not how to get healing. Face your fears
Bisola: how will I face it when Dozie isn’t even ready to see or listen to me?
Holy Spirit: Did you speak out? You were the one dying in silence. Communication is important in every relationship, you need to tell your partner how you feel about an issue. When Dozie started going on a long journey, you kept quiet about it.
Bisola: I felt he should know
TO Be Continued
