So this story here is not spooky, it's not sad,
nobody beat anybody and nobody died. But, hmm, it involves man and woman..I'm a
hopeless romantic and I love it when a man and a woman love each other. The
thing that makes me happy the most is the fact that more people are confiding
in me and telling me their stories. I used to wonder why people went to Oprah
Winfrey's show to tell their stories. Now I see why they do, its to use their stories to pass a message across to people who may need it.
He asked that question because my silly boyfriend
stood there like a goat while the girl insulted the living daylight out of me.
It was later I got to know that she was his money bag, how did he even become
like that? He never asked me for money; I just gave him if I wanted to,
voluntarily, the same way he gave me if I was broke. The girl made him tell me
that it was over between us. I couldn't go back to school because it was late. His
neighbour offered me his bed in his own apartment. He slept in the sitting
room. I cried all through the night.
In the morning, my boyfriend’s neighbour made me
breakfast, he took me to the park. We exchanged landlines and addresses. We
kept in touch. He was a much older guy than my boyfriend.
Today that my boyfriend’s neighbour is my husband
and we are blessed with three adorable children. I can't imagine spending my
life with someone else. We never dated, he just came to visit me when I was
doing my house job and popped the question. I knew that God loved me and I was
blessed enough to get the best. My boyfriend was just used by the devil to distort
the course of my life but I had a praying mother. I have a successful career as
a neurologist while my husband’s business is booming.
I am married to an amazing guy. He loves me
unconditionally and he tells me so at every given opportunity. He said my
boyfriend always told him how good and faithful I was to him (so the cow even
knew). He silently prayed to God to give him someone like me. He said that the
break-up was perfect for him, he knew I deserved better. While I cried in his
bedroom that fateful night, he rejoiced in his sitting room for he knew that he
had found his wife. My family loves him. Everyone loves him, and he is a true
Christian. My ex still tries to reconnect with me, I feel like he's just
stalking me, he has tracked me on most social media platforms and sent me
messages that we should just be friends and how my darling husband snatched me
from him,(delusion). Of course, I block him once he pops up. He’s contacted
some of our old friends to ask them to beg me, that we should still be friends.
I am not angry with him at all; in fact I am grateful to him for that day. But
I don't want to be friends na. Ah ah! Na by force?!
I had a bad experience but God gave me a second chance!
you write real good
ReplyDeleteGreat story.
ReplyDeleteHer ex boyfriend played the role of connecting her with God's chosen partner for her.
That's how God works. In mysterious ways.
Thx 4 sharing @Amaka.
At times God uses bad experience to teach us wisdom. Your boyfriend though bad experience but he was a channel through which your blessing came forth. In all things be wise and pray with our season.
ReplyDeleteGod works in mysterious ways.
ReplyDeletehmm mm lucky girl.....but not many girls are this lucky
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!! Was so thrilled reading this. May all of our stories have happy endings in Jesus' name !!
ReplyDeleteAmen to the prayer above.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE HAPPY ENDINGS ( we all do).
However, it could have gone sour at many turns.
Lesson for me is the role of a praying mother/father.
Nice story.
Looking forward to the next.
Wow! What a wonderful story
ReplyDeleteGod will always give us beauty for our adhes
ReplyDeleteGod will always give us beauty for our ashes
ReplyDeleteGod surely make all things work together for the good of those who love him. Nothing beats a peraonal relationship with our maker.
ReplyDeleteWoW! What a story. Wished she kept her vir***ty.Could imagine mum's heartbreak.However,faithfulness pays
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ReplyDeleteWow! Nice one
ReplyDeleteAll is well that ends well and all that BUT parents: teach your daughters not to stay in destructive relationships. Teach them to know when to let go. Why was she hanging on to this dude who had absolute zero respect for her? Why did she travel all the way to wherever he was to visit (what if she had had an accident on the way?) ; why did she put herself at risk staying in a strange man's house? All for a dude who would not/could not defend her? Her story turned out well: the neighbor turned out not to be a rapist serial murderer whatever. Still, for every lucky escape, there must nbc at least 2 unlucky ones. Teach your daughters to SHINE THEIR EYES! Thanks oo for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteLucky girl she got a second chance, not everybody is that fortunate.Nice story I must say
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ReplyDeleteEx bobo can go & hug transformer🤐 , she got a better man
ReplyDeleteEx bobo can go & hug transformer🤐 , she got a better man
ReplyDeleteEx bobo can go & hug transformer🤐 , she got a better man
ReplyDeleteEx bobo can go & hug transformer🤐 , she got a better man
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ReplyDeleteWaooooo
ReplyDeleteNice story. This is very touching. Some men can be callous but we thank God that she is able to get a good one.
ReplyDeleteNice story.....God indeed works in mysterious ways.....young girls be wear. As Parents we should encourage our kids to stay chaste till marriage even though I hear it's "old fashioned" these days.
ReplyDeleteWell done dear. Very interesting.
ReplyDeleteYou don't need to be his friend ,not because you have not forgiven him,but because its the best thing to do.may God bless your home more !
ReplyDeleteMy dear I thank God for your life. You're on the right track, don't accept his friendship, just continue with your peaceful life.
ReplyDeleteAll's well that ends well, I guess...
ReplyDeleteThe God of second chances. Ps: You write so good! I read all your posts and really should comment more. Beautiful, insightful blog
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