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Mum and dad were always fighting. I walked away from our house and began to think about what Kate’s mum said about me. I wish to be a normal kid like Kate. I wish to normal life. I wish to go to school like other kids outside our neighbourhood. I wish to be able to speak fluent and correct English instead of the Pidgin English that I was born and grew up with. Finally, I wish to leave our neighbourhood because I realized that all the residents in our neighbourhood were bad. I cried and blamed God for creating me in the first place in the kind of place where I find myself and to the kind of parents that I have. I said that God must be partial for giving Kate normal parents and giving me bad ones. Before I met Kate, I’ve always decided to be like Axe. He was the  ruggedest  and most  cashy  among hemp dealers in my neighbourhood. Apart from having money, he was also said to be the strongest because he was twice my dad’s size and the tallest man I’ve ever seen. Ax had many wives a

Rays Of Hope. Rays of Hope, a very emotional story for teens and teenagers by Olayiwola Oromidayo Acknowledgement. Special thanks to the Almighty God who made this work possible, without Him, I am nothing. Also, I sincerely thank the following people for their moral, intellectual and financial supports for me at all times: Mr. Ayobami Bayonle, Mr. Olayiwola Gbenga (big uncle), Mrs. Cecilia Oyedele (Big Aunt), Mr. Olayiwola Kehinde (Small Uncle), My cousins: Samuel, Samson, blessing, Mary, Itunu and Korede, I love you guys. To my friends: Hibeekay, Habbass, Olamide, Olubamiro Michael, and to people whose names my short memory cannot recall now, I appreciate all of you. Dedication. This book is dedicated to my big sis; Miss Olaosun Paula Ayodeji. Thanks for always being there. Your kindness is my inspiration. RAYS OF HOPE. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or stored in retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by means