Raphael Udo Library

Champagne is expensive, but is not important to life like water. Ordinary things are often more valuable than expensive ones. Water might be ordinary, but without it, there's no life. Value the ordinary people in your life, if you want to succeed and thrive. Rich friends are like champagne, good to drink. But ordinary people like gatemen, security guard, house mates are like water, they are useful to life. They secure you while you sleep, they raise your children while you go to work. Appreciate and value them. Don't look down on them... To be continued

# Raph Nuggets #

WHEN YOU WHERE THRER***
Episode 1
(The cat and the bag)
Mona is the only daughter of Mr/Mrs Vooli. Mr Vooli was a medical doctor and his wife a pastor.

Their death was mysterious as they were both poisoned because of their wealth.

Mona was only 16years old wen she lost her parents and her uncles deprived her of all her parents wealth so Mona had to live with her grandmother, (mother's mother) in the village.

Mona is a light skinned slim lady with an average height and a bright eyes accompanied with a beautiful dental when she smiles.

Mona soon got admission into higher institution and decided to read law because of her ordeal with her uncles.

Kester one the other hand is a student of same school, but running his Master's program.

Kester heard about this new brilliant and chaste student who everyone seems to be talking about and promised his friends that he must have her in bed.

I want this girl,
and I mean it.
Kester said to his friends scratching his beard.

If she be reverend sister, then I no mind to be pop, Kester insisted.

Mehn! That girl tight, free her, u no fit even kiss her lips. Said, chally, one of Kester's friends.

Am a professional, so watch me do my thing. Kester boastfully replied.

One day, Mona had a little argument with a bike man and Kester was passing by,
so he intervened and settled the bills, while Mona insisted that the bike man was only trying to cheat her because she was new,
Kester cautioned her that as a believer, we must be peace makers.
And he left without waiting for her to say thank you.

This caught Mona's attention and she got home thinking of the good Samaritan who reminded her of been a believer.

Kester on the other hand, got home and briefed his friends on the latest.

Guys, I don do my registration oo, Kester said!

How? you be jambito? Scot asked, not paying full attention.

I meet with that Virgin Mary today and I don register my face, Kester said, calling their attention as he smi