I attended same secondary school with this girl. We were really close pals. I remember vividly the time in School that whenever we go for recess, I'd rush to school canteen together with her. We'd buy all the edibles our money can afford and dash back to the classroom to share everything together. It was a nice i must say.

There was a day in school we went out together to buy things as usual, we briskly walked over to where the lady selling abacha (African salad) was, this woman collected her money but forgot to dish abacha to her and many students were there clamoring for same thing. So after much struggle, the crowd thinned out a bit and she now decided to ask this lady about her abacha. This lady denied collecting money from her. All our explanations to her fell on deaf ears.

You wouldn't blame the lady that much because students have showed her pepper. They have actually dealt with her. They usually take advantage of the lady by saying they have paid her when they haven't. But on this case, my girlfriend really paid. We were just there staring at the woman after our failed attempt to convince her we paid. We stood there haplessly like say our lives depends solely on the abacha. There was nothing we could do, she was way bigger than the two of us combined together.

As we stood there hungrily looking at her like Lions, a crazy thought entered my mind.
I called my girlfriend one side and stupidly whispered something into her ears. Wanna know what I told her? Lolz. Anyways, I told her we can actually snatch any abacha she will tie for Someone and run away, since she can't find us, she doesn't know our class either and there's no way she will leave what she was selling to come running after us. So we agreed on that and went back there. As soon as she tied another N50 abacha for someone, we counted 5(five)......

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