THE UNBEARABLE CURS£ FROM MY TWIN SISTER 😭 1️⃣

THE UNBEARABLE CURS£ FROM MY TWIN SISTER 😭 1️⃣ 
      I have been pregnant for 4 years now because my twin sister placed an Everlasting ¢urse on me

    There were twins sisters from a very poor family by the names
Aisha and Aminah, Aisha was older than Aminah,
   Aisha was very hardworking, humble,
responsible and God-fearing
while Aminah was an envious person, very
proud, irresponsible, lazy, 
arrogance, a free launcher, and uneducated because she h@ted going to school


       Aminah was desperate to marry a very wealthy, hardworking, and responsible man,

She was not ready to do anything meaningful in her life, because she believed superstitiously
that she would marry a rich man sooner or later.
     She lavished all her money to  buy materials things to make herself more beautiful and super
attractive,
       Her parents and her sister, Aisha advised her
badly to get rid of the lifestyle that she was
living, that such lifestyles might land her in
misery, but she turned down all their pieces of advice

      One day, their mum was about to go to a farm with Aisha, and she told Aminah to cook
   Aminah responded to her, Mum, I don't want my body to smell Maggi
and onion, I just freshened up, mummy can't you perceive the aroma of my expensive perfume, I just fixed my nails,

Wouldn't you cook for your husband when you get married? Her mum asked 

Mummy, I desire to marry a very rich man, so when I marry my dream husband I will hire servants to do all the work in the
house, there is no need for me to stress myself, Aminah responded 

Aminah, do you know there are some rich men, no matter how wealthy they are, who still expect their wives to cook for them, said her mum 

Thank God you said some rich men, my
husband would not be that type of a man, mummy I will leave no stone unturned until I marry a rich man, Aminah replied

     A year later, God granted  Aminah's heart desires, she met Adamu

Adamu was a very wealthy, responsible,
hardworking, and promising young man, 
 Adamu loved Aminah  genuinely and he was fully ready to do anything for Aminah 

   A few months later, they got married, and their wedding was the talk of the town, Aisha was extremely happy for her twin sister 

     A few weeks after their wedding and everything, she had a brief
discussions with her husband, Adamu 

Adamu promised to do anything for her and Aminah was very happy

But I want you to be doing just one thing for
me, said Adamu 

And what's that honey?, Aminah asked

Adamu, I want you to be cooking for me and our
unborn children, my mum had been cooking for my dad before she gave birth to us, despite my daddy's wealth and her old age, nevertheless, My mum is still cooking for my dad, and all my sisters-in-law who are abroad, are the
ones cooking for my brothers, and my sisters are the ones cooking for their husbands, so I want you to also cook for me, said Adamu

No problem Honey, I would cook any kind of food that would suit your tastes, Aminah responded 

        Thereafter, Aminah began to buy a variety of foods from a nearby eatery whenever her husband went to work, and her husband has been enjoying the meal, thinking the meal was prepared by his wife.
       
   One day, her husband came back from work
unannounced and very early, when he came
back he told his wife, Aminah,

Honey, there is this particular soup you cooked
for me recently and I love the soup pretty much,
Honey, I want you to teach me how to prepare it, in case you are not around or you don't have the
strength to cook it, so that I can prepare it said
Adamu 

Which type of soup?  Aminah asked

Bitter leaf soup, Honey I always feel very good
whenever I eat the soup, Adamu replied

Aminah responded I would teach you, honey,
Both of them went to the market and bought
ingredients for preparing bitter leaf soup
When they came back, Aminah called their house girl to assist them in the kitchen

Adamu returned the house girl and told her to send him any kind of message, that he just wanted 2 of them to be in the Kitchen

Aminah became very sad and annoyed because
she knew she wouldn't be able to cook it all
alone, 
She sliced water leaf, bitter leaf, pumpkin leaf
and added all the ingredients and put it on fire

Honey won't you wash the bitter leaf, Adamu asked

When you're cooking bitter leaf, you just rinse the bitter leaf and slice it that's all, Aminah responded

I want the soup to be a bit bitter, just as you
cooked it 2 days ago, Adamu replied

The water leaf, pumpkin leaf, and palm oil would quench the bitterness, Aminah responded

Well you're my teacher, you know the best, let me pay attention to you, said Adamu

A moment later, the soup started boiling and evaporating, the aroma of the soup was mysterious, and Aminah tasted the soup, she spat out instantly, because the soup was super
bitter, peppery, and salty

Honey, what happened? Adamu asked

Aminah couldn't utter a word

Adamu decided to taste the soup and when he tasted it, he screamed out heavily

Aminah what's the meaning of this m@dness, did I marry you to cook p0ison for me?, Adamu asked @ngrily 

Suddenly, their house girl walked in instantly and told her
Ma, the chef had brought foods

Which Chef are you talking about?, Adamu asked curiously 

The lady that always brought Madam food every Tuesday and Friday, the House girl responded

Adamu was extremely shocked and @nnoyed, he rushed out of the kitchen and met the Chef
Madam, when did you start bringing food to this house? Adamu asked @ngrily 

Sir, is exactly 3 months now, and your wife is our favorite customer, The chef responded

Adamu suddenly remembered that he had just gotten married to Aminah 3 months ago and he....... ✍️

SHOULD I CONTINUE?  

Be sincere If you were in Adamu's shoes what would you do?

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