“You can’t blame me, bro,” 

Barechested with a hammer in his hand, Gbade scratched his head with the hammer.

“I can. You should have said something when we entered instead of staying in the wardrobe like a fool,” Ayo said tersely.

Behind him, Tanya buttoned her shirt and put on her glasses and cap.

“Can I turn around now?” Gbade asked in a whiny tone.

Ayo looked at Tanya and she nodded jerkily.

She still wished the floor would just open up and swallow her.

Gbade’s big belly jiggled as he turned around and said, “You really can’t blame me, bro. You know how this area can be. I just...