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THE SPIES IN THE HOUSE

by Emekamokeme

My bathroom, the bedroom, my living room and the kitchen are all spying on me daily, seen my nakedness, more than enough to describe every bit of me, records my every moment and daily visits, day and night. I'm not ashamed to display my nakedness even fart without decorum. My bathroom mirror is the first to see the show of my new dance steps, and i allowed it to see and record the secret of my life. So shamelessly I displayed my secret acts in my bedroom, doing all sorts of stuff, things my mouth cannot freely talk about. In there in the closet of my beloved bedroom I committed all sorts of crimes that even you will be ashamed to watch if you know what I mean. In the privacy of my bedroom no holes barred. What do I say about my kitchen. I became an alchemist and a herbalist taught, groomed and approve by my mother. On the cauldron as a herbalist I mixed up all kinds of herbs and spices and come up with my alchemical concoction to help entertain my family and friends and also to feed and condition my body. My living room now turned into a theatre where I became an actor to everyone who cared to watch me display my prowess. All these I do in quietness of my small enclave where my bathroom and Kitchen, the bedroom and living room witnessed and spy on my follies. Did I tell you about Palomar the parrot and Kelly the German Shepard. They can tell you my story if you asked them. ©2018,Emeka Mokeme. All Rights Reserved.
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M / Nigeria
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Emekamokeme
M / Nigeria
Published
Oct 22, 2018
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