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Save me!

My child!

So guys, still on skincare routine and getting that skin that pops.

That lushy, beautiful glassy skin.

It's simple, guys.

I need you to understand that what you put in your body,

is equally as important as what you put on it.

So, what do we do?

Enough dose of sunlight, proper hydration,

less sugar and exercise, guys.

Those four things will do the trick. That's it.

So guys, tomorrow we are going to talk about what our dietary should look like.

But first, let me take you guys to the table.

Good morning, ma.

Good morning, sir. How are you?

Breakfast.

Guys, so it's breakfast time at the Bank's residence.

Say hi to my mummy.

Mummy, say hi to my fans.

- Say hi. - Go away.

- Get a sit at the table and eat. - Say hi to my daddy.

Good morning, daddy.

Good morning, mummy.

So guys, you know how Mr. Banks doesn't like us bringing phones to the table.

So, we'll continue our conversations later.

Bye guys.

Good morning, mummy. Good morning, daddy.

Good morning.

- Daddy, you look nice. - Thank you.

What's the occasion?

Work.

You know, some of us have to work to make the money that you like to spend.

You know I work too, yeah?

Oh, really? You work?

Please, remind me of the exact job you do.

Come on, pass me the milk. Mummy.

Good morning, ma.

Daddy, good morning, sir.

- Pero, how are you? - I'm very fine, thank you, sir.

Good morning, sister.

Good morning, sis.

Ready for the big day?

- Yes, daddy. - Yes!

Of course, she's ready.

Daddy, there's this new Birkin bag that I want to buy.

How much is it?

Fifteen thousand dollars.

What?

What?

Fifteen thousand what?

Fara, I thought you already have two Birkin bags.

But there's this pink one that I really want.

- Like if you see it… - Please, pass me the milk.

- Fifteen thousand dollars. - Pass me the milk, thank you.

I can buy this thing by myself because I'm ask--

- You can buy it. - You can buy it.

Then why did you have to ask me?

Ladies and gentlemen.

Yes, sir!

I want to make an announcement.

But before I do so,

I will like to say something very briefly.

Yes, sir.

This place we are in,

I mean this factory we are in now,

you all know it's not the biggest nor the finest looking of our factories.

- Am I communicating? - Yes, sir!

Great.

So, why I have decided to make such an important statement

or such an important announcement here,

you will be wondering.

Is that not so?

- Yes, sir. - Good.

It is very simple.

The old things started here.

This is the factory that actually gave birth

to other factories that we own today.

So at this juncture, age is not on my side anymore.

I'm growing. I'm not getting younger.

I'm old.

I want to step back,

from the day-to-day running of this establishment.

Therefore, my daughter, Pero Balogun.

My only Perosola,

is going to step in as the new M.D.

- I believe you will support her. - Of course.

- The way you have supported me. - Yes, sir!

God bless you all.

Thank you so much.

May you not be supporters of evil. Amen.

Thank you. Thank you so much.

Hey baby.

Am I speaking to the latest M.D in town?

Not just the latest M.D,

the latest M.D of Logun group of companies.

You are really cocky.

Anyway, babe we have to celebrate. You know that right?

Oh well, I mean anything you want, your Lordship.

Nice. So, dinner this evening?

- I'll send my driver to pick you up. - Yes, boss.

All right, my love, I love you.

Hello.

Why are…

You are speaking to me in this manner?

Oh! So, because I called you to ask for the money you are owing me,

you dare to threaten me?

I, Motunrayo.

What are…

What will be left on my shelves

if everyone bought goods on credit just like you?

You are a harbinger of ill luck. A force of destruction.

Debtor.

Why did you bite more than you can chew?

Get lost! Don't put me in your shoes.

Rescue me from all these people who buy stuff without paying up.

How are you, my dear?

Fara Banks, the daughter of a wealthy man.

How are you, my dear?

Aunty, that won't work today. I came here to collect my money.

Pay me today.

Aunty, today!

It's always about money.

We are having a celebratory dinner for Pero.

Her latest promotion.

We?

And you guys didn't inform me?

- Aunty, it's not for oldies. - Ouch! Take that back!

Who is the oldie? Me?

This girl is calling me an oldie. Just check me out.

Check me out again and again. Listen, I'm a baby girl for life.

Aunty, I've not received the alert. That's the main reason why I'm here.

You know what you'll do for me?

I'll give you money.

But you know what you'll do for me? I just got back recently.

- I've not seen the credit alert. - I said I'll give you money.

I just got back recently and I have new stock.

So, you'll make the kind of videos that you do make.

Make the videos in your typical way and post them on your page.

Okay. Just know that your money has gone up.

All right, that's not too much to handle.

You see the red shoe that you posted on your status,

I'll collect that one too.

- You'll collect that too? - Yes.

- See one of my new stock. - Okay.

Make sure you make the videos properly just the way you do.

So that I'll sell plenty and I'll give you money.

I thank the Lord above For bringing you to me

I've waited many years To find a love like this

I'll cross the hottest desert

Just to see your smile

I'll do whatever it takes

Just to be by your side…

Perosola Balogun.

Will you be my wife?

Yes.

You're, you're

You're so beautiful, you are

Yes, you are

You're so beautiful, you are

Yes, you are

You're so beautiful, you are…

Wow.

You're so beautiful, you are

Yes, you are

You're so beautiful, you are

You are

You're so beautiful, you are

Ezinne.

Welcome, daddy.

Why is it that you are always on your phone?

Why are you always with your phone?

You and your phone all the time.

Go and get my food.

Okay, sir.

- It's one of a kind. - I trust you.

- You know your sister is beautiful. - Yes.

And she has a perfect body for clothes.

Thank you.

Let me see your hand.

Wow. This is expensive.

I know, it's real diamond.

Can you stop?

Stop it.

It's expensive.

Yes! It's all diamonds.

- Look at your daddy. - Daddy!

Victor engaged me.

Daddy! I said Victor just proposed to me.

You think one guy can just come in here and take you away just like that?

Congratulations!

You are an exemplary child.

Wonderful.

I am happy.

Ezinne, come and clear this table.

I have never had any cause for regret over my children.

You are a good role model to your siblings.

- A real role model. - Oh yes.

Ezinne, what is it that keeps your eyes glued to the phone all the time?

- What? - Sorry, sir.

- What is it that you keep watching? - Sorry, sir.

- Let me have that phone. - Daddy, please.

Thank you.

Thank you for giving me peace of mind.

Thank you my child, I am so grateful.

Thank you.

You and your husband will be together till infinity.

- Thank you mummy, love you! - That's good.

That's Fara's older sister. Her boyfriend proposed to her with a car.

Daddy, you know Fara, right?

She's very popular on Instagram. She has many followers.

Her pictures are always nice. She's…

Quickly take this thing and get away from here.

Sorry. Please, daddy.

Thank you, mummy, thank you, ma.

My husband, thank you.

I thank you too.

I appreciate you for giving me this kind of child.

Thank you.

That's great. That's great.

Better go and get a husband.

- Daddy. - My Perosola.

Don't mind this girl.

There is no man on God's green earth

that is fit enough to take me away from you.

I know. I was just kidding.

Yes, daddy, you also know.

I was kidding.

Great.

Exactly. It's the exact same thing.

- The exact same thing? - Yes.

Daddy, wait.

- You were in on it? - Yes, I was.

Daddy knew about it!

Don't you know that Victor is well cultured?

He knew that he'd have to go through me before getting access to you.

- So, he actually came here. - He did?

And he asked me to guide him through the steps he should take.

And he asked for counsel that will guide him in selecting the ring.

And he did just what I told him.

Daddy, you chose this ring?

I love it! Thank you, daddy!

- You know, Fara. - Sir.

Hope you can see your older sister?

Hope you saw how your mother was praying for her?

Hope you can see how I'm also talking to her.

Because you… You!

Come here.

No problems, senator. When I arrive, we'll sort it out.

Okay. Thank you so much.

Are you going to Abuja again?

Since he wants me to meet with the Senate committee and the SP.

Is the senate president back in the country?

Yes, he arrived last night.

Good morning, dad.

- Good morning, mum. - How are you, darling?

So, how is the man of the hour doing?

I'm fine.

I'm glad it went well.

Mum? What's the issue?

I'm just wondering if she's the best choice you could have made.

You know, you could have picked from one of my friend's daughters.

You know Oyinda is single, right? And she's also a good girl.

Even the daughter of the minister of women's affairs.

The one that is so fond of you.

What's her name again?

- Temisan. - Yes! That one.

Temisan and I are just good friends, mum.

Isn't your good friend the best to get married to?

Yes, let me call your uncle and tell him that we are here.

Is he coming to pick us?

I don't know. Let us just call him and see.

Let's see whether he will be here.

Uncle, we're here.

We have arrived.

We have arrived Lagos. We are in Lagos now.

We thank God. She's here. She's here with me.

We thank God. It was okay.

We thank God. Yes.

I'll see you soon.

I think he's sleeping.

- Groom, you are welcome. - Thank you, ma.

What is your name?

My name is Victor Kolawole Opeyo.

Opeyo.

It means either your mum or dad is Yoruba?

Yes, my mother is a Yoruba woman.

Go and take pictures with them. Put your arms around their necks.

Wear your cap like a prince.

Daddy. Finally.

And how is that my business?

Somebody, save me.

Who the hell do you think you are? And who do you think you are talking to?

You are insane!

You have gone nuts! Get your unfortunate self off the line!

Get lost!

Ireti.

Is everything okay?

Yes. Everything is fine.

- What is wrong with you? - Nothing.

Are you sure?

Fuck!

Come, come, come.

Do you mean she told you?

Uncle, that was what she said. She said I should get lost.

That woman told you to get lost?

That was what she said to me.

In Yoruba land, especially in this Lagos,

when a woman tells you to get lost, it means she wants war.

It is unacceptable.

A man as strong-looking as you should not submit.

Should not succumb.

If you let her get away with this,

she will even do something worse next time.

If she points at you with one finger and you allow her,

she will move on to using all her fingers.

Uncle, please. It hasn't gotten to that stage.

I think I should try to persuade her.

Again, maybe she will see reason.

How many times? Once bitten, by now you should be shy.

When a woman has bitten you several times and is still preparing to bite you again.

No! We shall go to war.

This is the time for us to move to plan B.

Plan B. Bombing.

Bombardment. No mercy.

Hello, Ada.

I'm sorry. Wrong number.

Hello. I already told you, this is a wrong number.

Are you not Ireti's daughter?

I'm sorry, who are you?

- How did you know my mum's name? - I am Ifeanyi.

I'm your father.

Look, young man.

I don't know who you are. I don't know how you got my number.

But please, can you just do yourself a favor?

Stop disturbing me.

Find something else to do and be productive with your day, okay?

Look, Ada, I am not a scam.

Oh, really? So, what are you?

Your father.

What did she say?

She said I'm a fraudster.

She said I'm a scam.

These people have spoilt this child. Let me have the phone.

These people have spoilt this child.

They have made her unrecognizable.

She has ended the call.

Uncle, let me have the phone.

Something just came to my mind.

You can imagine.

The Devil won't have a say in this case.

Hello mummy.

Mummy, where are you?

How do you get these things? It is me.

Your fashionable younger sister. I know that you are fashionable.

Don't you like this?

My child.

- Good afternoon. - Good afternoon my child, get up.

Daddy's girl.

My favorite niece.

Daddy's girl.

How are you, darling?

Pero.

Yes, Mommy.

What is bothering you?

When you called me this morning, something was bothering you.

Your voice was shaking like you were terrified.

Why?

- Mummy, this morning. - Okay?

A man called me.

He said his name is Ifeanyi.

And he said he is my father.

What?

And he said he knows you and Aunty Motun.

- Please, what is his name? - Ifeanyi.

- And he said he knows me? - In fact, he called me Ada.

And he said you both know him.

Me?

I don't know him. Maybe your mother does.

A man you don't know,

suddenly picked up his phone to call you.

You don't know how he got your contact. And he claimed that he is your father?

Do you believe him or what?

Mummy, it's not like I believe him. But he sounded very convincing.

Of course, he'd sound very convincing.

- Simply because he is a scammer. - A fraudster.

He is a fraudster.

That is their modus operandi.

If he didn't cook up convincing lies, you wouldn't believe him.

And when he gains your trust, he'll execute his plan.

You have to be very careful.

Aunty Motun, are you trying to say that you

and mum don't know who this Ifeanyi is?

- I don't know him. - I don't know Ifeanyi.

Maybe your mum knows him.

You are the one who knows him. After all, you are the merchant.

- Maybe you once sold goods to him. - I don't know him.

You are a top figure in the society.

You are the head of a very big company.

You are active on social media.

Your younger sister is a social media influencer.

She posts on social media every day. Do you know how many followers she has?

You can barely have your privacy. You get mentioned in the news.

In one week, you get the buzz about eight times.

I want you to know that you need to be careful.

The life that we live requires vigilance.

Be very vigilant.

Do you understand? Hope you're rest assured now?

I am rest assured now. I was scared before.

As in my father? I only know one person as my father.

He couldn't even come up with something creative.

What did you even call his name earlier?

Take a look at what I was showing your mother.

She said she likes this.

- Do you like it? - I don't like it.

I knew it.

- Show her another one. - As it is, it doesn't come cheap.

It costs 500,000 naira.

Aunty Motun, you know money isn't the problem.

I don't like it.

Aunty Motun, what about this one?

- This? - Yes.

- This one? - Yes.

Check the bottom. What is written there?

Can you see it? One million naira.

- To the last kobo. - And so what?

If her father sees anything, he'll make sure she buys it.

Hello Daddy, good afternoon, sir.

Perosola, how are you?

Daddy, I'm not okay.

I am not okay.

I'm at Aunty Motun's store. Mummy is here too.

All of a sudden, I saw a material that I like.

Aunty Motun said I can't afford it.

- Can you imagine? - How much is it?

Just one million naira.

Tell your mother that your father is a rich man.

Daddy, thank you so much. I love you!

Thank you very much, sir.

- You heard. - Daddy's spoilt daughter.

All right. Aunty Motun, please order the dress for me.

All right. I'm heading back to work.

It was nice hanging out and shopping with you two old women.

What? Your father's concubines are the old women.

Your mother is the old woman.

Mummy, bye ma.

Take care. Don't get there late.

Don't push yourself too hard. Be careful, okay?

Yes, ma. Thank you ma.

- Okay, darling! - Thank you, ma.

- Bye! - Bye-bye, Aunty.

Sis, have you been off your guard?

- Ifeanyi called her. - That man called Pero.

He called Pero.

He called me during the traditional wedding.

- He called me. - And you didn't tell me.

What does this man want?

Sis, there is fire on the mountain! This is a big problem.

Immediately evil is sighted, it must be tackled.

It must be tackled.

You said that he called you, right? The number that he used…

- I have it. - You have it?

But what does Ifeanyi want?

That man is wicked! He is Satanic! He is evil!

Sis, we will serve him hot! We will show him hell.

My sister!

I don't know why you had anything to do with him in the first place.

Well, we all know the reason we are here.

Okay. We didn't come for you to stare around.

But Ireti, since you are so ashamed of yourself.

That you cannot approach the discussion that has brought us.

Then, let me remind you.

My uncle and I. We want our daughter back.

Excuse you?

What did you just say?

When are you bringing my daughter back to me?

I want both of you to listen carefully.

You and your uncle.

You see this meeting,

is to warn you both.

To tell you to stop calling me. And my daughter.

That's all.

I have no child with you.

Sis.

I know.

They are insane.

Look here.

Laboring is hard but enjoying the proceeds is easy.

You simply cannot reap where you did not sow.

Oh. So you people think that you will come and reap where you did not sow.

- Impossible. - Oh. Shut up!

Shut up too!

Look at this small girl. Who has called you into this discussion?

Old people are talking and you are even opening your mouth.

- Who brought you here? - I will talk!

- You are very rude! - Yes!

You better crawl back into your hell hole where you came out from.

Because my family and I do not want anything to do with you.

Anyway, Ireti, you know I cannot be intimidated.

- Shut your mouth. - You are asking me to shut my mouth?

- Shut it. - Yes.

Truly, the devil has become crippled.

Listen to me.

You think you can just crawl to my daughter's life just like that?

I don't understand.

To come and destroy the home God has already prepared and created for me?

I will show you.

You will be terrified. I'll fight you with everything I have.

A foreigner that desires a chieftaincy title…

Will go back to his native land.

Listen to me.

Ireti, you know me. You cannot intimidate me.

This is Ifeanyi, you know me.

- I'll get my daughter. - Yes.

I will have my daughter back. And not just my daughter, Ireti.

I'll have my daughter and all the children

you've had for that man.

- Very correct. - Because we were never divorced.

Very correct.

Sis, let me raise hell!

- Sis, let me raise hell! - I now understand.

Let me serve them hot!

You have gone nuts long ago.

Because you won't be sounding like this if you haven't gone nuts.

Like a broken record.

- You think you can intimidate me? - Shut it, I'm talking.

You.

After collecting your bride price,

you still want to lay claim on somebody else's wife and children?

It is true.

You are sick!

Ireti, it was only in your dreams that you returned that bride price.

That is your uncle.

Why don't you talk to him? Ask him.

Because I see that he can't talk anymore, he's now dumb.

Ask me what?

Is it true that they returned the payment?

Who did they give? Did they give you anything?

- Who did they give? - It's a lie.

- It is not true. - It is not true?

It's not true. That is what I'm saying.

Okay. Wait, we will discuss this later.

Don't mind them, they've distorted the truth.

Look at them, confused lots.

You are the confused one.

Sit down!

You are asking me to sit down in my house?

She said sit down! Sit down!

Rubbish!

Poverty stricken individual. Sit down.

- These people came prepared. - Ifeanyi.

Or whatever it is you are called. Are you broke?

Are you starving? Are you hungry?

Or what is it?

If you are broke, If you need money, tell me.

I will give you money.

Here.

This will fetch you a lot of money.

Take it.

And I do not want to ever see your face again.

And you'll return to where you came from.

Eighteen-carat gold. This will fetch you a lot of money.

The devil has become crippled.

Sis, we are good Samaritans.

- Now, listen to me. - All right then.

I want my daughter back.

And this time around…

I will show you that I am Ifeanyichukwu.

Nobody threatens me.

But I promise you, I'm going to have my daughter back.

- I promise you that. - Mr. Man, now listen to me…

I promise you that!

I said if you are man enough, try contacting Pero again.

You will be in deep trouble.

- This discussion has taken another turn. - Leave them, let them finish talking.

Ifeanyi, you and your uncle will go to jail with the grey hair on your heads.

- I promise you that. - Precisely.

You are saying rubbish, you can't do anything.

Get lost! Get lost! Useless people.

There is nothing you can do. Poverty stricken individuals.

Ireti, give me back my daughter. Give me back my daughter.

Ireti, you will give me my daughter.

- Can you imagine what they are saying? - Just imagine.

You see? I told you before.

That when a Yoruba woman tells you to get lost, it means war.

So, let's now go for Plan C.

Counter attack.

So, I was wondering if you can raise me some money?

- You know I have your back. - I know. Best sister.

So, how much are we talking about?

About ten million naira.

Thank you.

- Fresh boy. - Fine girl.

- Freshest boy in our house. - Fine girl.

- You have a package. - From who?

- The dispatch rider wouldn't say. - Don't worry. Let's talk later.

Thank you. You can go back to your seat.

You know Feyi and I have pictures of when we were born at the hospital?

I can't find yours.

Just ask mummy.

Plus what do you need those pictures for?

Mummy.

Why can't I find pictures of Pero when she was a baby.

- I can't find pictures of Pero as a baby. - Where is this coming from?

I want to make some videos and I'm looking for pictures of us as babies.

Pero.

We contacted a photographer to take pictures,

he took the pictures but we didn't see him again.

By the time we found him, he had nothing to say.

He apologized to us.

He said his entire studio was gutted by fire.

He said all the pictures he had in the studio got burnt.

That's how we laid the matter to rest.

Please, don't let me remember the incident again.

- No problem. - No problem.

Babe, are you thinking what I'm thinking? Or am I just overthinking everything?

Just calm down.

I don't think we should jump into any conclusion because of this picture.

No! No babe, look at it.

Look. Look at it. See. This is mum.

This is that man who calls himself Ifeanyi, right?

This is me. I mean, it's the same picture.

Yeah, clearly torn. Okay, look at it at the back.

It says "Ada's naming ceremony, July 15th,1995"

Yes. But you still need to calm down.

I don't like how you are getting yourself worked up because of these pictures.

You are just telling me to calm down because you don't want me to feel bad.

But it doesn't make sense.

Mummy cheated on daddy and pinned my pregnancy on him.

No! No, it's not fair. It's not fair.

No, daddy doesn't deserve this.

Are you getting yourself worked up because of these pictures?

We all know how much manipulation people do these days with tech.

With all these unscrupulous elements out there.

Look, these pictures seem photoshopped.

Are you trying to say that there is a possibility that

this Ifeanyi man is just trying to blackmail my family?

All I'm trying to say is that we should not assume anything.

Go and discuss it with mummy.

- I have. - What did she say?

I have also spoken to Aunty Motun. Both of them were mocking me.

Well, I'm sure that was before you got these pictures, right?

Yeah.

Go to them now.

I'm sure the conversation will be different this time.

- Babe, come here. - I hope so.

- Come. - I hope so.

She follows me on Instagram. She is very good.

I didn't say she's not good. We'll wait for your older sister.

Wait for your sister.

You don't know if she's already discussing this with someone else.

Wait for her to come.

That workaholic? She won't have time.

- Let's do it on our own. - What is it? Just be patient.

Hey sis. Thank God you are here.

Hope there is nothing wrong?

Exercise patience and let her settle down to get some rest.

Fara, excuse us.

But I'm not done talking to mummy.

Did you hear what she said?

Leave. When we are done talking, you can come.

What is going on?

What is it?

What is this?

The truth.

What is this?

Where did you get this?

Where did you get it?

Who gave it to you?

Mummy, you shouldn't be asking me questions.

Instead, I have questions for you.

I will be happy if you can be honest with me.

Without making me look like a fool.

Okay. I have heard.

I have heard.

Who is my father?

Bankole is your father.

Whose blood flows in my veins?

This girl, why? Perosola, what are you looking for?

Does that matter?

It matters to me to know who my biological father is.

I want to know my origin.

Who fathered me?

He is the one.

Who is he?

Ifeanyi.

The same Ifeanyi,

that I asked of from you and Aunty Motun this afternoon.

You told me that you don't know him.

- You made a fool out of me. - We didn't make a fool out of you.

The same Ifeanyi.

He is the one.

Mummy, is that fair?

Mummy, is that fair?

Does daddy know?

Everything I did for you in my life…

Does daddy know?

Is he aware that he used his whole life to raise a bastard?

You are not a bastard!

You are a legitimate child. You are a legitimate child.

Look at me. Everything that I did to you,

was for your protection.

To protect you. That's all I did.

Look at me.

To protect me, how mummy?

Protect me, how?

You looked into my eyes and you lied to me, mummy.

- I am not a liar. - No, mummy.

I am not a liar.

The only person you wanted to protect is yourself.

Don't hurt me.

Don't hurt me, Perosola.

Look into my eyes, Pero.

Everything I did for you was to protect you.

I am not a liar. And I am not a deceiver.

I am not a pretender and I am not a prostitute.

I had a reason for my actions.

Look at me. I intentionally let Bankole father you.

So that you can have a good life. So that you can have a meaningful life.

That's what I did for you, my child.

To be honest, I met Ifeanyi. I met Ifeanyi.

And I curse the day I met him.

Where did I meet Ifeanyi? I met Ifeanyi at the Youth service camp.

I wasn't promiscuous. I met Ifeanyi.

And to cap it all, we were living next to each other.

I don't know why he was crying.

- Hello. - Hi.

Like it's your happy day, I know. But the shoe alone can make you cry.

How can you be pregnant? Why are you even pregnant?

Of all things in this world, you are pregnant.

Is that the next thing for you?

- Ifeanyi, we had sex. - We had what?

We had what?

With your educational qualifications,

shoe size and sense and intelligence, you are pregnant.

Is that the next thing for you? What? Shut your mouth.

What? You are pregnant and you are saying it.

So that's the next thing for you. Okay, be pregnant.

Be pregnant.

Be pregnant.

- If-- - Keep quiet.

He just walked out like that.

Just like that, he walked out of the room.

Sis, I would have called you a fool if you weren't older than me.

Yes. And so what? Okay, now that he's gone, what did he say?

You needed to see how this man was talking.

"Why will I get pregnant?"

"Why did you get pregnant?"

He was just shouting. I looked at him.

You better tell him to come and meet mummy.

Tell her that he got you pregnant and will be responsible for it.

You didn't do what is expected of you.

You should have opted for a tall, dark and handsome Yoruba man.

Instead, you chose that useless guy, The worst part is that he's even poor.

You should scold me if I do such a thing. I'm really hurt.

Why are you not saying anything, Ifeanyi?

It's not like I don't want to say anything but…

See, going to Lagos to meet your parents is kind of hard.

I don't even know. I don't know.

Ifeanyi, what do you mean by you don't know?

You don't know what?

Okay. I'll talk to my uncle. Mazi Ndubisi.

We'll will see how we can make arrangements to…

Is that okay?

Come.

Help me!

Ifeanyi! Ifeanyichukwu, Ada is convulsing! Ada is convulsing!

Then go to the hospital, do I look like a doctor?

- Let's go! - Do I look like a doctor?

Take her to the hospital. What is your problem?

Ifeanyi, let's go to the hospital!

Go inside, go and freshen up. I will come and join you.

Ada! Ada! Ifeanyi, I don't want my child to die!

- What is your problem, woman? - Hospital! Hospital!

You want to disturb me, I brought home a fine woman and you are doing this.

- Ifeanyi, please. - Are you okay?

Ifeanyi, it's dark outside. It's dark outside.

- It's dark--. - What do you want me to do?

Go and bring out the sun?

See, look here.

If you don't leave my cloth this moment…

Goat.

He sent you out in the middle of the night with a three-month old child?

A three-month old baby.

On that fateful day, you could have been killed.

I could have been killed. Or both of us could have been killed.

Help me!

What are you doing here by this time?

My child is sick.

What is wrong with her?

Get up.

Don't you know that this place is dangerous?

By this time of the night.

Now, let's go to the hospital. There's a hospital here.

Please, my child, I beg you.

I always prayed that a day like this won't come.

I prayed that a day like this won't come.

I prayed that you won't ask me who your father is.

I don't want to be ridiculed.

Please, I don't want to be ridiculed. Please forgive me.

Everything I did was for your good.

Okay.

- Does daddy know about it? - Your father knows everything.

He knows everything. I didn't deceive him. I didn't pin a wrong child on him.

I didn't just give him another man's child to nurture.

He knows the whole story from beginning to the end.

I didn't deceive anyone, I didn't lie, I didn't betray anyone.

Look at me. What you see is what you get.

So, everyone knows about my life but me.

Everyone, mummy. My whole life! My whole life.

It's literally a lie.

Don't do this. Don't do this at all.

I only did what I could.

Pero, please.

Good afternoon, sir.

I am done for.

What I have been avoiding has finally happened.

May God not allow me to be ridiculed.

- My husband. - Ireti.

Yes, darling.

- How did Pero get these pictures? - I don't know.

Come in.

Pero, how are you?

I see that you've met Ifeanyi.

Daddy, so you know him.

Not really.

But I heard of what he did to you and your mum.

When you were young.

So, you knew.

You knew that I'm not your biological daughter.

And at no point you ever thought of telling me?

When do you think was the right time?

At what point do you think was the proper time for me to answer this question?

When you were five?

Or when you clocked ten? Or when you clocked 20?

Tell me exactly when you think was the proper time.

Daddy, I don't know. But I… I don't know.

But I just think that it is unfair of you and mummy

to let me get married without really knowing who I am.

You are my daughter. I am your biological father.

This thing that you are digging into

and the things you are saying that we didn't do,

It's as good as reminding your mother of the things she has buried in the past.

What we did, we were just trying to protect you.

No daddy, nobody protects anybody with lies.

No! No!

No!

No!

If they told the fish that water would be instrumental in its cooking,

it would disagree.

Daddy, if they said anyone in this world would ever lie to me,

it shouldn't have been you.

It shouldn't have been you.

Perosola, am I not good enough as a father for you?

Do I shirk in any of my responsibilities to you as a father?

No, it's not about that.

It's about the fact that you and mummy were trying to shield me

from knowing who I really am.

It's unfair.

It's unfair, daddy.

I'm speaking to you and you turned your back on me?

You know that I can never be rude to you.

But daddy, I honestly need to be left alone.

Wow. Me?

- Welcome to my snap guys, so I will… - Oh no, that's why she's single.

- Calm down, come on, keep quiet. - Listen to me.

Stop! What is wrong with you?

- Mummy, daddy, good morning. - Good morning, dear.

- Good morning, sis. - Good morning.

- No. I'm not interested. - Why?

Bye bye, ma.

- Bye-bye. - Have a good day.

- Okay. - Sis.

Sis.

Anyways, I'm not sending the money and that's it.

- You are not going to send? - I am not.

Please send the money by yourself,

I don't want to start going through this boy.

What is wrong with him?

- You are calling your older brother a boy? - How many years is the difference?

- Hello. - Good morning, sir.

Ada, is that you?

I'm so sorry I stood you up the other night.

Ada.

Ada, what happened?

You got me worried the other day.

It was… It was…

It's all right. It's okay, Ada.

It's all right. But I hope you are fine?

- Yes, sir, I am. - Good.

Sir, can you send me the address of your place?

I would love to come and visit you.

Sorry, Ada, what did you just say?

I said I would like to come and see you and know where you live.

Okay, you know what…

I'm… I'm going to…

I'm going to send you the address.

I'm going to text it to you right now.

Yes, the address.

Yes. Okay.

- Okay. - Okay.

Uncle Ndubisi, our daughter is coming home.

Uncle Ndubisi, our daughter is coming home!

Oh yeah, I'm on the street now, sir.

Okay. If you've entered the street, just drive down.

You will see me, I will be waiting for you outside.

Okay, I can see your vehicle now.

Excuse me. Please take me back to where you picked me from.

Hello.

Ifeanyi, what happened, is that not her car?

Call her back. Come on, let's go after her.

I hope she is not being kidnapped? God!

Let's go after her.

I just had to tell the cab guy to bring me here.

- For real? - Yeah.

Thank you very much. Thank you.

He hired an entire crew just to welcome you?

He had a flex banner with my pictures

and it had a welcome note.

Baby, it's not funny.

I'm sorry, babe, but this is epic.

Okay.

What will you do now?

Honestly, I don't know.

Because…

Well, I'll advise you give him a listening ear and hear him out.

You know?

- Sure? - Of course.

You've not come this far in your fact-finding mission

only to give up,

Listen to his own side too.

And you can make up your mind.

- Baby, sure? - Of course, I'm sure.

Go ahead.

Hello sir.

Sir.

What exactly happened between you and my mum?

I wronged your mother.

And no day has passed since my life turned around that I didn't think

and regret all that I did to your mother and to you.

Especially when the two of you needed me the most.

Your mother, Ireti, loved me so much.

She did.

But I failed her.

I did.

So, why are you reaching out now?

What's the end game?

When Ireti, your mother left me,

I remarried.

I had two kids.

Ekene and Ezinne.

And my second wife left me.

She left me with two kids.

Again.

You see, Ekene was a beautiful boy.

A brilliant boy.

He made a First class.

That morning,

that morning that he set out for Lagos,

he was full of life.

Ifeanyi. Ifeanyi, my brother.

What happened?

Ekene, my son?

What happened to Ekene?

Ekene got involved in an accident while on his way to Lagos.

You said what happened?

Ekene's death compelled me to rethink the whole essence of life.

You asked for the end game, Ada.

The end game, Ada

The end game is…

Ada, I want you to know who you truly are.

I want you to know that your real family lies somewhere else.

Ada, that's the end game.

That's my end game.

I know.

I wronged your mother and she probably

is not willing to forgive me.

But for as long as I live,

I will keep trying to beg her.

I beg you.

Find it in your heart to forgive my past mistakes.

That's all I ask for.

That's all I ask for.

I'd like to ask you questions.

When you found out my mum was pregnant, why did you abandon her?

I was young!

Ada, I was young.

I was up and about. I was confused.

I was confused.

I wasn't ready to be a father.

I wasn't ready, Ada.

That's the truth.

I have to go now, sir.

I can't. Thank you, sir.

So…

How did you feel meeting him for the first time?

Honestly, I don't feel anyhow.

But then, like your advice, I just went with an open mind.

- That's good. - Yeah.

But did he really do all those things that mummy said he did?

Yes, he did.

The man just kept apologizing to me.

Apparently, this whole time he had been reaching out to mummy

to apologize to her, to beg her and things like that.

But you know mummy, she didn't even give him attention.

Okay. So, what about you?

Are you willing to forgive him?

Honestly, I don't know.

But then, when I think about the fact that he lost his son earlier in the year,

and the way he was talking.

It kind of just made me pity him.

Well,

I'll suggest you give him a chance.

You know, maybe get to know him a bit more.

After all, you need to know a person before you can forgive him.

Yeah.

I'll give him a chance.

I mean, I have a lot of questions I want to ask him.

He has a lot of answering to do.

- Right? - Yeah.

Ezinne, right?

- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you too.

- How are you? - I'm fine, thank you, Aunty.

- Good afternoon, sir. - How are you?

I'm very fine, thank you, sir.

- Isn't she beautiful? - She's beautiful.

You know that she will soon leave,

go and quickly buy that stuff and cook it for her.

- Okay, sir. - How are you?

- I'm fine, sir. - Please come.

I hope you didn't miss your way here.

No. Not at all, sir.

You're welcome. I was actually snacking away.

By the way, that's uncle Ndubisi.

Good afternoon, sir.

Uncle Ndubisi is like a father to me.

And that means he's like a grandfather to you.

- Oh wow, nice to meet you, sir. - You're welcome.

I was actually snacking away on garden egg and corn.

You might as well join me.

No, I'm fine, sir.

Or you don't eat garden egg or corn?

Actually, I do. It's just that I prefer boiled corn to roasted corn.

It's okay. That's fine.

That's fine. Yes…

You said you wanted to ask me a question.

Go ahead, I'm all ears.

Why didn't you look for me all these years?

Ada, I looked for you. I did.

As a matter of fact, when you were two years old,

I met your mum.

What happened?

Is that how you are going to greet me?

So I should roll on the ground to greet you, right?

Anyway, I'm not here for that.

I'm here to see my daughter.

You do not have a child with me.

Look at me, I don't like problems.

I am not an instigator. All I want is bring Ada.

I want to take her to my mother to give her proper care.

- You must be a mad man. - I am a mad man?

- In fact, you are crazy. - I am crazy?

So despite the fact that I'm alive, you want to take my child.

To give her to what? To give to who?

- You are a madman. - You see…

Your mother and her sister,

made sure that they frustrated every effort of mine.

No, it's okay, sir.

I understand.

- I'm sorry for everything they did. - It's okay.

I'm sorry.

That brings us to this issue.

We can use this opportunity to talk about the forthcoming wedding.

Because our people have to be carried along.

It's our tradition.

The wedding… I mean, the plans are on already.

Because the wedding is in two weeks.

Ada, see…

We do not intend to ruin your wedding.

Of course, you know I won't do that.

I guess what Uncle Ndubisi is trying to stress is the importance…

the importance of me, your father,

your blood blessing you as you go to your husband's house.

It's our tradition.

- It's our tradition. - Yes.

Do you understand what he's trying to say?

I do.

Okay tell me, how do we deal with this now?

Honestly, I don't know.

But then thinking about it now, I think he's also right.

I mean, it's only fair that he is part of it all.

See, I can't lie to you, I am confused.

How do I…

How do we tell our parents about this?

Will we have two fathers of the bride seated on our wedding day?

Everything is just confusing.

Oh God, what is this?

It's all right.

Don't worry. Everything will be all right, okay?

I'm just tired. I don't know what to do.

I am so sorry for the delay. I had to quickly finish with the florist.

- Oh okay, that's fine. - I'm so sorry.

It's okay.

- Do we go straight to business? - Yes, please.

Miss Pero, the cake designs that I sent to you.

Have you gotten a choice yet?

Yes. We've made a pick.

Let me give you this.

Please have this.

- We picked this one. - Oh yeah, that one.

Oh wow. This is beautiful.

I'll take note and just forward it to the baker.

Anyways,

the next thing I have on my agenda here is "Father and daughter dance"

Who do you have in mind?

Fuji?

Juju, Apala or you want hip-hop?

Okay. I think Burna Boy will be fine.

- Burna? - Yeah.

You want Burna?

Burna Boy, what do you think?

No, we can't have Burna Boy.

Please don't mind him.

Queen of my heart you'll find

From the depths of my heart I'll be yours till the end of time

Something so special About the way you smile

Anytime you need me You know what to do

You just call and I'll be there on time

Shout out to your mama and papa

- All right. Safe journey, okay? - Bye-bye, sir.

Can you see the time?

Calm down.

Pero.

Sis, calm down. I have heard.

- Calm down. - I said that I have heard.

Yes, mummy.

Where are you coming from?

- I went out, ma. - I am not blind, Pero.

I am not blind.

Where exactly are you coming from?

Victor and I went out, ma.

You went out with Victor.

Tell me.

What kind of child do you want to be?

What kind of child do you want to turn out to be?

Despite everything I discussed with you.

You went to Ifeanyi's place. Is that not so?

Mummy, who is feeding you with all these things?

I am way more experienced than you.

There's nothing hidden under the sun.

Even a reincarnated child cannot be as old as his parents.

Do you understand what I'm saying?

I just want to get to know him.

What do you want to know?

Yes! What do you want to know about him?

Are you in dire need of a father?

Or why do you want to be an ingrate?

This is not about being an ingrate, mummy.

Will you keep quiet, Perosola?

Your mother is speaking and you are responding rudely.

Are you okay?

She is your mother and she knows the best for you.

Listen, your mother cannot steer you in the wrong direction.

- Aunty Motun, it's not about that. - And it's about what?

- Ask her! - It's about knowing the truth.

Truth?

What kind of truth do you want again?

Haven't I told you?

Mummy, you never told me the truth.

- I didn't? - I found out.

You only confirmed it because I gave you evidence that you could not deny.

And this was after both of you looked into my eyes and lied to me.

So yes, mummy, I will see him if I choose.

Never!

I carried you in my womb.

I breastfed you. I birthed you.

You will do whatever I say.

Do you get it?

You dare not see Ifeanyi again.

Mummy, you cannot stop me from seeing him.

Why are you both making this about you?

Why?

You lied to me my whole life.

Now, you want to tell me who to talk to, who to invite for my wedding or not?

You are making it about everyone but me.

Mummy, I will talk to whoever it is I deem to talk to.

I will invite whoever it is I want to invite for my wedding,

and if you want to have it your way, it's fine!

Organize your own party, invite whoever it is you want to invite for your party,

But I, Perosola, will not be there!

How dare you?

Leave me alone! How dare you talk to me.

I will fight you. I gave birth to you.

You confronted me like this?

In spite of everything I've done all your life.

You dared to confront me? You spoke to me rashly.

I will curse you!

- You are a bastard. - Sis, calm down.

- Get out! - Sis, calm down.

Leave me alone!

Sis, calm down.

Sis, I said calm down!

Where's this girl?

Mummy, she's not picking up. She's not taking her calls.

- She's not taking her calls? - She's not.

- Call her again. - Mummy, I have called her.

You were here when I called her about a million times.

- She's not picking up. - Fara.

I'm your mother, If I ask you to do something, you do it.

Come on, go and call her!

Go and call her!

- Have you spoken to her? - No, I've not.

I've been calling her but she is not taking my calls.

Where is she?

Why is she not picking?

I don't know.

Hello Victor.

Hello dad.

How are you and have you been able to speak with Pero?

No, sir. I actually thought she was at home.

No, no, no. She hasn't come home.

She hasn't come home.

Victor, do you know any other place where we can find her?

No, sir.

The last time she spoke to me was when she called me

to let me know she made it home safe.

If you get to contact her, please tell her that we have all been worried.

Tell her that her mother and siblings are all worried.

Okay, sir. I will.

Darling, where is my daughter?

- Where is Pero? - Ireti, calm down.

Calm down. Put your mind at rest.

She might be stuck in traffic. This is Lagos.

Darling, look at the time.

Midnight. What type of traffic can she be stuck in at 12 midnight?

Mummy, we are on the Island. Traffic congestion occurs at any time.

Daddy, tell her.

I don't like the way you people are handling this thing.

I don't like the way you people are handling this.

There is nothing wrong.

I didn't know what to say.

I was so confused.

If I was beside you, I would have told you what to say.

Just a minute, my phone is ringing

Who is it?

Ireti.

Why is this woman calling me?

Calling?

Maybe she has realized her mistakes.

She wants to call and apologize.

Answer her.

Hello.

Ifeanyi! Where did you keep my daughter?

What?

Where is my daughter, Ifeanyi?

Wait, what the hell are you talking about?

Ifeanyi, where is my daughter? Where do you keep her?

You've gone to brainwash her, isn't it?

Ireti, what are you talking about?

Look, don't tell me that you are looking for my daughter.

You are very stupid.

You are a useless person. You are mad.

Look, if you don't get me my daughter,

if you don't tell me where my daughter is now,

I promise you, I will come over and burn that trash

you and your brother call a house.

Unfortunate and useless beings.

Are you talking to me like that?

Give me the phone.

Hello.

Give me my daughter!

She ended the call.

What is wrong with this woman for God's sake?

She must answer that question.

She must answer that question.

What do we do?

The devil has become crippled.

We'll go for plan F.

Fire for Fire.

No delay. No wasting time.

Plan F. Fire for fire.

Victor, going out so early?

Mum, you're up?

Yes, I am.

Shouldn't you be jet lagged?

A call woke me up.

Where are you off to?

I'm going to Pero's house.

What is happening there?

Apparently, she had a misunderstanding with her mum last night.

And she has not returned since then.

So?

Are you going there to help beg on her behalf or what?

No, mum.

I meant that they cannot find Pero.

They don't know where she is and they can't reach her.

Can you just beat that?

How can a parent not know where her child is?

I've barely made a prediction and it is already coming to pass.

Victor, this is why I have been warning you against this your union.

Imagine if you were marrying Oyinda and the destination was Dubai.

Miami.

By now, the whole of Nigeria will know that my son is getting married.

Mum!

This is not the time for this.

My fiancé is missing few days to my wedding

and this is all you have to say?

Vi…

I understand what you are saying, my friend.

But I want both of us to agree that anything can happen within 24 hours.

Anything can happen.

Yes.

You also know Perosola.

You know that she isn't a wayward child.

And she wouldn't want to put her parents in bad light.

Of course.

That person in particular is the primary suspect.

- Yes. - Yes.

If you arrest him and interrogate him, he will know where Perosola is.

Yes. Yes.

Unfortunate fellow.

Thank you.

Useless being.

Thank you so much. All right. Bye.

My husband, you thanked him.

What did he say that made you do that?

He said he will send some police officers here.

And we'll know how to go and arrest that fellow.

I will go with them. I will go with them.

- I will be the one to go get him. - Bring him out!

Just look at him. Look at him.

Body without engine.

Empty vessel. Lazy being. Thief. Peasant. Look at you.

I told you that I will deal with you, right?

Officers, handle this man very well.

He must bring Pero out from where he hid her.

Officer, this is a mistake.

This is a mistake.

This is unacceptable.

Don't listen to this woman.

- Don't listen to who? - Don't listen to this woman.

Officer, you are standing there while this idiot is pointing at me.

Do your job!

Ezinne, take care of uncle. Uncle, I'll soon be back.

Or your uncle is coming to join you.

Nothing will happen to you.

You are going to join him in prison.

Ezinne or whatever it is you are called, you will join him.

…Will come your way.

Lazy ass! Thief!

I will pray for you and against them.

Nothing will happen to you.

You are with God. They are not with God.

Welcome, sir.

- Good afternoon, officer. - Good afternoon, chief.

Thank you.

- How are you, sir? - I'm good.

- You. - Yes, sir.

Take him into the interrogation room and let him see the suspect.

All right, sir.

Mr. Ifeanyi.

Where is my daughter?

Your daughter.

Have you no shame?

You think your money can buy my daughter, Ada.

Mr. Ifeanyi,

if you do not want to spend the rest of your miserable life locked up in jail,

you will seize this opportunity to tell me where

you and your accomplice are hiding my daughter.

- Ada is not your daughter. - Keep quiet.

I gave birth to her.

Ifeanyi,

do you think donating sperm to a woman makes you a father?

I did not donate any sperm.

- I impregnated Ireti and-- - And you kicked her out.

Yes. You kicked Ireti out.

Where were you when Ireti and Pero needed you the most?

Where were you?

Where were you when Pero had her first step?

When she took her first step, where were you?

Where were you when she had her first birthday?

When she graduated from primary school,

right to the point where she finished her Master’s degree, where were you?

Do you know what makes her happy?

Do you know what makes her unhappy?

Now, you want to come and claim

a child you have never been responsible to.

Will you have come if she had turned out to be a nuisance in the society?

You want to reap from where you didn't sow.

Now, you sit there to ask me if I have no shame.

Ifeanyi, where is your own shame? Tell me. Answer me!

Irresponsible parents have no right to claim a child.

Ifeanyi, you are very irresponsible.

Mr. Ifeanyi, I ask you, where is Oluwaperosolami?

Where is she?

I don't know.

What did he say?

Did he tell you where he is hiding my daughter?

That man doesn't know where she is.

It's a lie.

Uncle, you are too gentle.

He said that to you and you believed him?

He is lying! That Igbo man. That useless man.

He said something and you believed him, uncle.

You are too gentle.

You know what, I'm very sure those police officers didn't torture him well.

Just let me handle it. He is in for it.

- We'll get soldiers to handle him. - Look, don't disturb yourself.

I have instructed them to release him.

You did what? That criminal?

Why did you do that?

Just kill me. You want to kill me, just kill me.

- Why did you do that? - Good day, sir.

- Pero. - Pero.

Pero.

Where did you find her?

She called me by herself.

She told me to come and pick her up in the hotel she checked in to.

That's where I picked her up from, sir.

Why did you do this to me?

Mummy, I'm sorry.

Daddy, I'm sorry.

I just needed some time alone.

Away from all the drama happening here.

I'm sorry.

Daddy, I'm sorry, sir.

Don't be angry, daddy.

- Perosola. - Yes, daddy.

Thank you.

You shouldn't have acted that way.

At least, you know that your mother loves you.

Yeah. Come in.

You know you're still my full-blood sister, right?

I know.

This is the point where you get to give me a hug.

- I love you so much. - I love you too.

You're forever a Banks, trust me. The heir to the empire.

- Only one. - I know.

So, you know what?

Dust yourself up and get back to work.

- Because I'm off. - Off to where?

So, you remember that money I asked you for the other time?

Yeah. My money.

Our money. Our daddy's money.

So…

I got a partial scholarship to do a PhD in Economics at UC Berkeley.

What?

So, I needed to just get the remaining tuition

so that I can send my documents.

- Go boy! - I'm proud of you.

I'm so proud of you.

- Congratulations. - Thank you so much.

- You're the role model. - Oh please, you guys. Stop.

I can't wait for you to leave the house and leave me alone.

- Like you won't miss me? - No.

- Who'll be sending you money? - I have daddy.

All right. But you'll miss me.

Cat and mouse. All right guys. Goodnight.

Daddy, why are you doing this?

To punish me?

It's a wish, Pero.

I really do not know where she is.

I'm only trying to correct what I did wrong years ago.

Mr. Bankole, all I want is a second chance.

Please.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you all for being here today.

To witness this holy matrimony between our lovely daughter,

Perosola Balogun and Mr. Victor.

With this ring,

I now pronounce you husband and wife.

You may kiss the bride.

Please, I want everybody to be on their feet.

Please honor them with a standing ovation.

As I'll be handing over the mic to the award-winning Chief Adewale Ayuba.

Ladies and gentlemen, make some noise.

Baby I'm loving you

Loving you, Loving you, Loving you

And my heart is calling you

Calling you, Calling you, Calling you

See, I wrote this song for you

Hear what I'm singing, my baby boo

Cause you're like a man

Let me play it for you

Now you be my one in a million

No other come close, baby, You're the one I L O V E

No compare

carry me, baby, carry me I belong to only you…

You see that table over there, don't serve them anything.

Don't serve them food. Don't serve them drinks.

- Not even souvenirs. - Yes!

But madam, what if we have surplus?

Then take it home and feed it to your dogs.

They can't eat from where they didn't invest anything.

Impossible.

You see this table, nothing for them.

Shameless lots.

Look at them. Gluttons. Nonsense.

You and who?

Peasants. Thieves!

This feeling is exciting

Come closer and let me tell you How you rock my world

And I'm calling you my world Oh, be my prince charming…

All right, ladies and gentlemen, it's father and daughter's dance.

Allow me to introduce chief Bankole Balogun

and his wonderful daughter, Pero.

Please, can we put our hands together for them.

Ifeanyi. Ifeanyi.

Can you see what you have done to yourself?

Can you see yourself now?

This is what happens when you allow another person take your responsibility.

Now look at who is dancing with your daughter.

Look at our table, our people are hungry. No water, no food.

We just came here to disgrace ourselves, right?

Ifeanyi, what did I do to you?

Now, this is a shame. A very big shame.

God!

Daddy, why did you do what you did at the church?

Pero, everyone deserves a second chance.

As long as he owns up to his mistakes.

He owned up to his.

He's here fighting for second chance.

Let him be.

Daddy, thank you so much for loving me unconditionally.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Forgive me.

Forgive me for all I did to you and Ada.

Ireti, find it in your heart to forgive me.

I beg you.

Okay.

Stand up.