Tracking Down Annahs Azuree- Episode 4
In the last episode, Azuree was about to go to bed at Eko Hotel when he heard a knock at the door. Let’s continue with today’s episode.
Tracking Down Annahs Azuree- Episode 4
A shock like lightening went through Azuree when he saw the Police Officer. “What can I do for you, sir?”
“Oh sorry. It’s a woman we’re looking for. Is Chidi here? Is this not room 232?” “With all due respect, did you watch the door well? This is room 233, please. And next time, watch well before you knock.” He banged the door behind him and went straight to bed.
Yaovi also arrived safely in Oshodi, a suburb of Lagos, and checked into a Guest House. On arrival, he called his men only for him to be told that one of the team members has been captured.
“What? Are you kidding me? You’re joking, right? How? Where? When?” “Charley, that guy will not listen to me despite all I told him. Okay, tell me. How did it happen?”
“Well, he received a call from Aku that she needed to see him urgently at the Zongo junction. She persisted it was urgent. I told him not to go. He claimed he had been wooing her for some time now so this could be his opportunity to go in for the kill.”
“When he left, I decided to follow from afar off just to monitor events. Yaovi, I kid you not. He was picked up cheaply before my very eyes by men who were not in uniform. My suspicion is that they plotted Aku just to get him. I had to quickly but quietly run from the scene. I have relocated to somewhere I can’t even tell you now. Now, I am suspicious of everybody.”
Tracking Down Annahs Azuree- Episode 4
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“Cool down my man. I understand you, Yaovi tried to cheer him up. Hope this guy will not reveal hidden secrets. I” ll call Commander Carlos immediately so they release him.”
“You’re talking as If it’s that easy! What if he’s been transferred? To be frank with you, we are not safe any longer.” “Don’t worry. I’ll get back to you first thing tomorrow morning.” “I hear you chief.”
“In the days of war, desist from merry-making. This guy has violated this principle I taught them and now he has landed us in deeper trouble,” Yoavi thought to himself as he sat on the bed.
That night, sleep refused to descend on him. It was one nightmare after another. At around 2 am, he fell asleep but it was short-lived. A night girl and her client had just picked up a serious quarrel over the money negotiated. She claimed she had been short-changed. The cacophony brought everybody out of their rooms except Yaovi, who was watching through the window.
“This life erh. Hmm.” He said to himself. “Some of us are running from crimes we committed while some people are inviting trouble into their lives.” As he was reminiscing on this event, his phone rang. It was Aboagye again. “Guy, what’s up? Did you call Commander?”
Tracking Down Annahs Azuree- Episode 4
“But it’s just around 4 am. I told you that I will get back to you first thing in the morning.” “The orange seller that lives next door to us just called me asking for my whereabout. She said two men have just come to knock at our door. She watched them through her window and decided not to come out since she was afraid.”
“This thing is not looking funny anymore! Alhaji has also refused to pick up my call since the operation backfired.” “Don’t worry my guy. There is hope for light even in the darkness”. “Thank you, Mr. Motivational speaker. You are far in Nigeria so you can choose to become a motivational speaker,” Aboagye said angrily and cut the call without saying goodbye.
The second knock on Azurees door really annoyed him. The hotel attendant claimed he was called for room service when it was only 4 30am in the morning.
Tracking Down Annahs Azuree- Episode 4
“Did I call you? I don’t know sir. I was also ordered, sir. Ordered by who? Is this really Eko Hotel? Maybe I’m in the wrong place. What’s happening? I have to leave this place first thing tomorrow for the mainland. If the island is not favoring you, go to the mainland,” he thought to himself.
After registering his displeasure, he checked out of his room first thing in the morning. “Where will I go now? I know this Guest House in Oshodi. Very cheap but a lot of noise too. Let me try that place.”
He finally got to the Guest House around 3 pm because of Lagos hold-ups.
“How are you, Sir? Ah, customer. Where is my Ghana bread? The receptionist who knew him asked with excitement. “Is my room 15 available? No sir, another man from Ghana came here three days ago. He just went for a stroll.”
“Okay, no problem. I don’t want to meet anybody so please don’t tell him that another Ghanaian is here.” “Okay Sir, I won’t say anything?” The receptionist gave him room 22 which was directly opposite room 15. He had just entered his room when Yaovi came back from his stroll.
To be continued.
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Had a great read.
Waiting for the continuation