THE GIRL THAT SELLS YESTERDAY
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THE GIRL THAT SELLS YESTERDAY

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THE STORY BOSS Paranormal

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*The Girl Who Sells Yesterday*Amara is 23, broke, and cursed with a gift nobody wants.One touch, and she can steal your worst yesterday and carry it as her own pain. For 50,000 naira, she will take your trauma so you can sleep again.She lives in a Yaba face-me-I-face-you with her sick mother, carrying 49 strangers' painful memories inside her head, until she meets Dayo.Dayo is a 31-year-old Ikoyi billionaire. Perfect suit. Perfect wife. Perfect son. But he hasn't slept in 2 years because he watched his own mother die and thinks it's his fault.He comes to Amara for help. She touches him and sees something that should be impossible — HIS yesterday kills her gift and shows her TOMORROW.For the first time, Amara doesn't just see yesterday. She sees the future. And what she sees will ruin them both:She sees herself pregnant for Dayo.She sees herself left at the altar.She sees a murder client who will jump off Third Mainland Bridge unless she carries his sin.Now her gift is evolving. She doesn't just sell yesterday anymore. She can change tomorrow. But every future she changes takes one year from her own life.Dayo has two choices: his family's empire, or the poor girl who carries everyone's pain. Amara has one choice: keep selling yesterday to survive, or lose her life saving the man she loves.Will she save him and die? Or will she watch him marry another woman?

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CHAPTER 9: The price

She ran, but her legs refused to reach the gate.

Behind her, a woman had fallen to the ground. The woman held her head and screamed, "I don't remember! I don't remember who gave birth to me!"

That was where Amara stopped.

Barefoot. Dust on her legs. Baby pressed to her chest.

She turned back.

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