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I had also promised Mai VaMaidei to be back soon and help carry her wares to the market.
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Unexpected church service at my home
The next morning, I received a call from Pastor Smart. He had found the phone. It was in one of his jacket pockets. We were all relieved.
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As we disembarked from the bus, I felt compelled to remind Fatso to be vigilant.
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Then all of a sudden, the fight stopped. A young policeman who looked reluctant and confused managed to stop the fight.
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All I knew about it was that a distant uncle of Fatso had asked for a favour from him to look after his house while he was away for a few days.
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As I approached the large group of disgruntled vendors, a UD Nissan truck carrying municipal police arrived.
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Mai VaMaidei was not too pleased at all as I could see from her looks.
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