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Hidden Identity: A Tale of Twins
A defiant mother who chooses to see good in her twins . . .
'At last', he thought, 'I am a father and a man!'
'Wait, wait, I think there is another one,' Ewomazino muffled.
'Did she just say another one,' Omonigho asked Efe.
'Yes, I think I heard that too.' Efe replied his friend . . . .
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'A second child,' he whispered to himself, as he slumped into a chair in despair.
'I'm finished,' he thought.
'At last', he thought, 'I am a father and a man!'
'Wait, wait, I think there is another one,' Ewomazino muffled.
'Did she just say another one,' Omonigho asked Efe.
'Yes, I think I heard that too.' Efe replied his friend . . . .
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. . . .
. . . .
'A second child,' he whispered to himself, as he slumped into a chair in despair.
'I'm finished,' he thought.
55 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 3, 2016
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January 23, 2020
Short and brilliant
It was short but the story was great. I can't still believe twins were regarded as evils. Some customs were wicked. I just glad the family reunion took place later.
It was short but the story was great. I can't still believe twins were regarded as evils. Some customs were wicked. I just glad the family reunion took place later.
December 20, 2016
"Hidden Identity" is Simultaneously Entertaining and Enlightening. It gives an Insight into the Pains and Fears experienced in the past, Gratitude for the present, and Glory for the Future.
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