Leona S Mane

It's easy to make a choice when there is one. 

Eve finds herself having to choose between what she has and what she could have. 

How will she know if she has made the right choice?
 
Eve Chibwe grew up always having been sensible and making the right decisions. Then she discovers that the right decision may have just been the worst decision of her life. She has everything she was told she should have; a handsome husband, two adorable sons, and a thriving business of her own. 

Married to her college sweetheart straight out of college; they had their difficulties but doesn't everyone? Eve Chibwe has it all; a wealthy husband, beautiful kids, and a thriving consultancy. 

Suddenly, her position is threatened by her husband's former flame. How far will Eve go to save her marriage?

Will their marriage survive witchcraft, betrayal, and lies?

When her high school sweetheart flies across an ocean to seek her professional help, she finds herself caught in a limbo that could spell the end of her perfect life. 

What happens when High School Sweetheart starts to fill in Eve's unseen gaps of need? 

Caught between living the social fantasy and being happy, Eve must make her choice. 

A choice that will affect all her boys.

My Boys: Tug of War

"Oh, well done, Boy Genius!" Eve rejoined sarcastically. "You've just proven my point beyond irrefutable doubt. Caucasians will never be able to comfortably let any person of color succeed without attempting to belittle, defame or slander said person of colour." She quite nearly almost spat her last words out. 


Reg opened his mouth ready to chew her out. The bell rang marking the end of the period. The teacher dismissed them all and the kids rushed out. 


It was the last period of the day, so they went to their lockers before heading home. When he got home Reg was in a foul mood. He stomped into the kitchen with a sour look. 


"What happened with Eve today?" Barbra asked her son. He scowled. 


Giving her a hug, he narrated the racial discrimination discussion in Social Studies which had resulted in both of them breathing fire. Even though he knew he was right he couldn't prove it and that made him as mad as a bear with a sore paw. 


67. Deep Enough