[The following day, Ebanehita was at home, chatting with a friend and enjoying their chats when she received an anonymous message, "...the police have found out about the murder of Prof. Titus Idahosa. They have video evidence too."]
[She panicked and didn't know what to do. She called Johnson who suggested meeting up by the Crescent junction.]
EBANEHITA: Hello Babe! Please where are you? I just received an anonymous tip that the video has been leaked.
JOHNSON’S VOICE: Damn! How? When? These guys sold us out. Meet me up at the Crescent junction ASAP!
[She hung up and got ready to leave the house]
ACT FIVE SCENE TWO
[Ebanehita meets up with Johnson and she entered the car along a fairly busy environment.]
EBANEHITA: What are you doing here? Why did you ask me to come here instead of coming home to talk about this recent development?
JOHNSON: My trackers said they have got results and they would drop it off here.
EBANEHITA: What are we going to do about this recent development? The cat is out of the bag and the police are probably scouring the whole town to find us.
JOHNSON: Just relax. Once we get the results from my tracker, we can then proceed from there.
[Just then a young slender person knocked on his window. He rolled down and the person slid in a neatly rolled paper and took off.]
[Johnson got the hint that it was the result he was waiting for. He unfolded the roll quickly to find an address.]
EBANEHITA: What is that?
JOHNSON: [Very much excited about this result started the car.] The exact location of this Lala character. I’ll drop you off somewhere safe.
EBANEHITA: Safe ke? We are going there together. Please let’s go together.
JOHNSON: Are you sure about this movement? It is very dangerous.
[She was determined to go with him especially from the already decided face. He couldn’t convince ger if he wanted so he zoomed off.]
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Love Swing
ActionA turn of event as he loved someone who did not love him back and she loved someone who may not even lover her back. The story of love that swings from the ideas that were embedded in us right from the time we were salvaging our high school grades...
