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âGoing well I can seeâ the headmistress was saying as she entered her office and seeing the excited girl.
âYeah, I can rarely catch my breath. Iâll see you around madam, come on lets go see your new class and classmates.â The lady said lifting Me-goo.
âMom?â James called to his mother
âYes dear, are you nervous?â his mother replied with a smile
âNo. Do you know that girl that just walked by?â thinking the absurdity of his motherâs question and not realizing his.
âNo why should I? Iâm just seeing her for the first timeâ his mother replied a little surprised at his interest.
âDo you think she is the headmistressâ daughter or in trouble?â he asked again
âI donât know I just saw her.â His mom was flustered by his questions. There was silence for what seemed like eternity
âDonât you think she has been in there a littles too long?â
âStop already, I donât know her and I donât have any business with her affair here now concentrate on what you came here for and forget about what others are doing.â His mother said losing her patience completely.
When she emerged from the office, he couldnât fathom how a particular person can change personality both physically and otherwise. He barely recognize the girl he saw some hours ago, he just sat in his moms car wondering how a simple half smile can make a face shine brighter than the sun. He got out his diary and started to draw and analyse the girl he just saw and comparing the distant one with the chattering one and just wrote âJUST BEAUTIFULâ. He has never considered black beautiful before (not as though he has seen many of them) even if she really wasnât dark. As his mom brought the car to life he spared a look in her direction and was so stunned to find her looking at him (though it wasnât him she was looking at actually), her chocolate coloured eyes was so piercing and luring he couldnât help but stare straight into the eyes he thought for a second was calling him.
âHello classâ the teacher said as she walked into the class
âHello Miss Margaretâ the entire class replied
âI have two new people to introduce to you, Miss Ivan, Helen and Master Green, James. Make friends with themâ the teacher instructed
âYes auntyâ the pupils chorused
âMe-goo, would you please come here for a minute?â The teacher introduced her since she didnât do it yesterday to avoid monotony in activity. âSo stand up one after the other and say your names to these three pleaseâ she instructed the class after she had finished introducing Me-goo.
The introduction took quite a while and me-goo found it so boring since she already knew everybody in the class they were her original classmates and she took the time to access the two new people beside her; Helen was so tall and looked older than every other person in the class, she had a blond hair but was auburn from the neck to her back. James had a charcoal black hair which looked nice on his very fair head. They both had blue eyes but Helen's looked more green than blue and James' looked just like the sky on a perfect day.
âMe-goo you can go back to your seat, thank you. Helen and James seat with herâ Margret said to the three children.
âWow Iâm in the same class with her and the better part Iâll be sitting with herâ why this made him happy he didnât know but he was happy anyway. He just watched and listened as the two girls make conversations. Observed me-goo as they were talking and kept writing his observation in his diary; fluent British assent which almost every kid in the school had, long brunette hair in a single braid, red lipped, with eyes which he thought was chocolate initially, now changing from golden and golden-brown with every blink, her skin was something he would like to call cream-chocolate complexion.
âHe is always writing in his diaryâ Helen said replying to the questioning look Me-goo gave James.
âHello, mind if I see what youâre writing?â Me-goo asked politely
âYes, itâs kind of privateâ he replied simply
âHis always having his private gossip on his diary I wonât be surprised if itâs about you this timeâ Helen said and he reddened.
âWhy are you always saying things you are not sure of?â
âIâve seen it before Iâm not lyingâ
âHow do you know Iâm writing about her?â
âYou are looking at her while writing that is how you always doâ he reddened more âsee you are blushingâ
âNo Iâm notâ
âThen why are you so redâ
âIâm getting angryâ
âYouâre lyingâ
âNo, Iâm notâ
âYes you areâ
The two kids who seem to know each other quiet well, kept bickering until Me-goo couldnât bare it anymore âOk, ok stop you donât have to fight, do you?â
âYou started it.â The both of them chorused at once
âOk none of you started it, I started it and Iâm sorryâ Me-goo said hoping they will both stop already before she would decides she hates them.
âWeâre sorry too; it is just that she likes pryingâ James said softly not wanting to annoy her more than they already have
âNo, I donât, youâre always too secretiveâ
âNo, Iâm not, this is privateâ
âAnd here we go againâ Me-goo thought âStop already okay and stop confusing me. Mind if I ask you a question?â she asked.
âNo, not allâ they both answered at once.
âHave you two known each other that long or did you just meet and decided you would fight throughout your stay in this school?â she asked sarcastically.
âWeâve known each other that long, my dad and her mom worked together in Londonâ James answered
âOk, now you can tear each other apart if you wish, I guess you are used to it by nowâ. Me-goo said and they all laughed.
âIs your name really mi-go or is it a nickname?â Helen asked
âYes, my name is me-goo; actually it is the short for Chimgozirim which is a pretty long name and difficult to pronounce as well. So everybody just calls me Me-goo, it is even written in my booksâ
âDoes your dad or mum work here; with this companyâ James asked Me-goo
âYes, my dad works hereâŠ.â She was saying when the conversation was cut by the teacherâs hushing everyone to begin the class
Chapter 2
âOh no, not cupcakes and definitely not pools! Why of all wallpapers she should use the one with cupcakes and water, not to mention the big deep pool sitting outside the house. Iâm going to go crazy if I spend one more day in this house with pool and cupcake wallpapers.â She was thinking before her aunty walked in
âSlept well?â
âYes auntyâ
âWhat is wrong with you young ladyâ
âHm oh, Iâm fine aunty thank youâ
âYou look like you are being haunted by ghosts and you say youâre fineâ
âYes, seriously Iâm fineâ
âHmmm some fine way to look around, are you ok here at my house?â
âYes, thanksâ
âAnything you want donât hesitate to tell me and that is even what you want now, Iâve watched you grow and I know you quite well so donât think Iâm buying that nothing youâre sayingâ
âOk aunty here it is and donât think about laughing; the sight of cupcakes and water bodies sickens meâ
âOh I seeâ
âNmhmm, I can see your eyes laughing at meâ
âNot guilty. Get settled in, you were too tired when you arrived yesterday you didnât even unpack before falling asleep and you slept for such a long time that for a second I thought you might not wake, Iâll be leaving now bye dearâ
âByeâ. âWhy am I dreaming of them after such a long time, I hope nothing bad is happening to any of them. No, it is the decoration of this room driving me to remember old memory of cupcake adventureâ She took a tour around the house, familiarized herself with some of the household equipment. She took a liking to the kitchen; it was a big one with almost every modern cooking equipment a woman could dream of. Standing in the kitchen made her feel so hungry all of a sudden. âI love to cook, you love to cook. What are you waiting for, letâs cookâ she said to the kitchen and all its equipment. She made so much food she didnât believe she had that much stamina or appetite for it. She cooked more food and stuck in the fridge. At 11.30am she decided to go check for things she would need but as she stepped outside she changed her mind and went back inside such a busy road with everyone looking angry and those cupcake vans.
âWent somewhere?â she turned and saw her aunt by her side
âNo, not really. I thought of going to the mall I saw yesterday down the road as I was comingâ
âAnd?â
âAnd I changed my mindâ
âWhyâ
âI didnât hear your car come up beside meâ she tried to change the topic
âIs that why you changed your mind on your mall trip? It is okay to accept defeat sometimes; I guess you had difficulty trying to navigate to the mall and again cupcakes.â They both started to laugh. Just then she noticed a handsome looking young man with a very familiar smile coming to beside her aunt.
âNow let me introduce to you Mr Green, Gabriel and his going to be your guide, Gab this is Miss Oba, Chimgozirimâ. âHmmm such a handsome face and nice body, why does his name sound so familiar who cares heâll be my guideâ she was thinking as she looked at him and he was having the exact same thought about her
âYou two wipe that look from your faces; he is my sonâ
âWhat? You never told us you had a sonâ Me-goo screeched with shock evident in her face. Gab just had âyea yea big newsâ look
âYeah I can see you are not getting the information here young man, I mean you are cousinsâ Soma said pointedly to Gab
âThat is not fair mom, you have to just go and kill the joy. Kill-joyâ Gab whinned
âNmhmmâ Soma nodded âand keep your playboy attitude outside my houseâ she continued with an you know what i mean tone.
âHow is it that he is white?â Me-goo asked her aunt curiously nodding in Gabâs direction.
âHis fatherâs gene is dominant I guess. How about going to that mall with your guide? Take all the time you want, get to know each other Iâll see you two later, and take any of the cars you likeâ
As they left, she called in the interior decorators. With her personalities, likes and dislikes her room was transformed so was the whole house to suite the three of them since they are going to be staying together. After an hour the work was done but they didnât return for another one and a half to meet a dashing surprise.
âWow! Did we stay out that long?â Son and niece both gapped
âNo, not really?âSoma replied smiling and feeling fulfilled at their reaction
âIâm so hungryâ Gab
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