When A Woman Says No

By Tokunbo Ogunade

Having been provoked by heightened libido, Bosun pounced on his fiancée for sexual bout, only to regret later that his action was most despicable.

Dunni felt used, cheated and betrayed. She resolved to take her own pound of flesh of a sexual act she did not consent to. Bosun thought he could escape Dunni’s wrath, but alas! He was wrong.

Did the ensuing crisis rock the relationship which was navigating towards marriage? Only both could tell.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tokunbo Ogunade
• Release date: Feb 7, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370345007

Tokunbo Ogunade

Adetokunbo Ogunade is a passionate budding writer. A graduate of Secretariat Studies from the renowned School of Secretary - The United Christian Secretarial College, Bombay- Apapa, Lagos State. She is a down to earth person, who believes in equity and justice. This is her first published work. She also loves singing, dancing and cooking.

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When A Woman Says No

By Tokunbo Ogunade

Copyright 2017 by Tokunbo Ogunade

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ISBN: 9781370345007

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DEDICATION

With all humility. I humbly dedicate this great book to God Almighty.

The King of kings and Lord of lords who gave me the inspiration, power, knowledge, wisdom and understanding to write this book. I will forever be grateful to Him.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Acknowledgement

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter Four

Chapter Five

Chapter Six

Chapter Seven

About The Author

Connect with the Author

Acknowledgement

I gratefully acknowledge the following people:

My children-Olanike-Billy-Sodiya, Oladunni, Olasupo and Olamide Billy who without their love, encouragement and support, this book wouldn't have been possible.

My mother, Mrs Oladunjoye who has always encouraged me to explore. My siblings- the Oladunjoyes; my pastors- I have a whole lot of them. They have all been so good to me; mentoring, counselling and always supervising me in their own unique ways-Pastor Dapo Sokan of the Christ Faith Tabernacle, Pastor Adeusi of the Zion Covenant Ministry, Pastor Adekunle Ezra of Nazareth Baptist Church, My editor- Mr Faleye, who upon seeing the scripts urged me to publish the story; and also to a very good friend, who is everything rolled into one for me, Mr Taiwo Rahman Disu, who has always been so consistent in my journey and in my life.

I am using this opportunity to tell you all that I really appreciate you so much. Thank you and God bless you all.

This is just the beginning.

CHAPTER ONE

THE night had already folded her twinkling spotted black blanket in capitulation to the rising sun; though it was an unusual retreat as it was still around 6a.m. all the students in the Hostel-Gemini Hall were still cuddled under their duvets not acquiescing to the compelled early waking of the ferocious tyrant of the day. Gemini Hall was one of the hostels reserved for the iconic ladies on campus. The previous night which was Friday was spent in different night clubs and parties wearing them out to the bones.

Dunni also rolled from one end to the other on her bed. Her eyes felt very heavy yet sleep refused to cast her spell on her. A severe ache palpitated diligently in her head. In a split second she thought what torture and agony the mortar must have gone through in the hand of the apathetic pestle in making the African manna popularly called Pounded Yam. Unlike the other girls, she read into the night and slept late in preparation of her