Jaysliky

The prestigious Forcados high school had been a home of constant drama and mystery. It only got interesting with the arrival of the new girl, Efua. Although very taciturn, she eventually made some life lasting friendships and relationships not also forgetting to add some spice to their lives even till graduation.

Fast forward into the next twenty years, we get to see the lives of some of the bright students of Forcados high school. 
After spending so many years away from Nigeria Efua returns back home. She comes back with an objective to stick to her new job and live her best life as an independent woman. She had done her best maneuvering her way through the road of love back in the states and she figured it would be easier here in Nigeria, or so she thought. Fate eventually puts Jimi Solade on the road and she finds herself breaking her own rules. The road to love is clear but Amaka and her uncle pose as barriers to the smooth sailing of this ship. Efua begins to re-live her worst nightmare and she realizes that just maybe, taking this new job was not really a bright idea. The experience turns into a blood bath of love, war, hate, resentment and past demons.

Future  Forcados

 Today was the first day of the trial and I felt drunk with anxiety. What if it was a total disaster? What if I go to jail? All these thoughts flooded my mind and I curled myself into a ball on the ground. God I know I don't pray much but I really need you today...please bring me justice. I prayed quietly in my heart. It felt as if I was just wasting my time since I haven't had a good relationship with God but something within me told me to just......do it. 


"Efua Coker it's time to go oya stand up!" One of the female officers barked jolting me out from my thoughts. I stood up as she unlocked the bars to the cell. She cuffed me and led me out of the station and into a big van. As she gently closed the door I was gradually engulfed in darkness. I watched as the sunlight grew smaller and smaller until it disappeared completely. I rested my head on the metal wall as the car started slowly and started to move. 


CHAPTER 24