Deciding to keep a baby at 18 was the toughest decision I& #39;ve ever made in my life and having to endure all humiliations, insults and rejection I got from people including the "supposed father" made it a nightmare. When I figured I was pregnant, I hurried to his place to tell him
about it. On my arrival, he was with friends so I greeted and called him to the room to speak to him. At the mention of pregnancy, he started laughing. I felt he was happy not until he dragged me to the sitting room where his friends were drinking and chartering and asked me to
repeat what I said. I was just 18 and he was 27 I felt embarrassed and bent my head in shame. He told his friends that "this little naive brat is here to tell us that the little testing the microphone I had with her has planted a seed in her womb" they all started laughing and
One of them asked me how much I enjoy it. They made fun of me, insulted me and called me names. I started sweating, my legs were practically shaking while I stood there like a statue. I felt like I was dying and I prayed and wished the ground opens up so I can fall in.
It got too much and they were even touching my stomach laughing, I gathered the strength and ran away. I had the child, all thanks to my lovely dad who didn& #39;t give up on me i didn& #39;t drop from school too because he said he won& #39;t let my mistake ruin my life. After 4 years,
yesterday I bumped into him again, God knows I have nothing against him but no, he thinks he have a right over my child. Devils never change
While I was facing those crises, my aunty thought I needed to look good too as it wasn& #39;t the end of my world so she introduced me to oriflame products. My body hasn& #39;t stopped glowing, I wore more confidence to walk on the streets each time I wore an oriflame perfume. Their face