Dolapo's POV
Hi. My name is Dolapo. I'm from Ibadan and I live in Ibadan. I'm the first child of Mr. Dekunle Aderayo. I'm 24 years of age. You are probably wondering what I'm still doing in my father's house. Well, I studied Economics at the University of Ibadan. It was meant to be for 4 years but I ended up spending 5 years because if constant strikes in the Uni.
I finished Uni at the age of 21. I then went for my service for a tear in Nassarawa State. I ended service at the age of 22almost 23 and I then started working in one of my father's companies and up till now, I still work there. Well, that's all you need to know about me except that I am dark-skinned, tall and beautifully endowed.
"Dolapo. Where are you?", David, my brother shouted
"I've told you a lot of times that I'm not your mate, so don't you dare call me Dolapo. Call me either Sister Dolapo or Aunty Dolapo", I said
"Be telling me to call you Aunty when your mates are married with children or better still engaged and you are still in your papa's house arguing with your younger brother", he said
"Your mother is doing strain head and isn't ready for me to get married", I said
"That isn't my problem. I wish we weren't siblings or related in any way. I would have been your boyfriend. Omo see fresh face. Figure eight. Gbagbe oshi", he said amidst laughter.
"Thank you, bro. So, what did you need ?", I asked
"Oh. I needed your phone but never mind", he said walking away
"Ok. Bye", I said
"Bye Beauty Queen ", he said making me grin widely
Well, we've met the first child and mehn, David is something else
You would get to know him ore very soon.
ObasolaOoreoluwa thanks for everything
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