You will never go to anyhow hairsaloon after watching this video – Ty

Fatima was the owner of the small hair salon at the corner of abby street she was a short chubby woman with a round face full of dark spots and tired eyes that always seemed half closed her hair was thin and dry pulled back into a tight bun that did nothing to hide her rough edges foda never smiled fully when she did it looked more like a grimace as if she was in pain but she was known for her skillful hands her customers always left her shop looking beautiful their hair shining and bouncing with every step they took but fatima hated them she

Hated their smooth skin their shiny hair and the way they laughed without a care in the world she hated how they talked about their weddings showing off their rings and talking about their perfect fiances foda never had a wedding no one ever asked her to marry them no one even looked at her twice she spent her days making other women beautiful while she remained ugly and alone it wasn’t fair today adabi was sitting in her chair fatima’s eyes followed ad’s reflection in the mirror ad’s skin was flawless the color of golden honey her eyes sparkled

As she laughed her smile wide and full of perfect white teeth her hair was thick and long flowing down her back like a black waterfall adabi was beautiful and she knew it foda gripped the comb tightly her knuckles turning white she felt the familiar bitterness rising in her chest burning like hot coal she swallowed hard forcing herself to smile i can’t believe it’s just two weeks to my wedding adab said her eyes shining with excitement i’m so nervous but so happy chik is the best he treats me like a queen fatima’s smile wavered

But she quickly recovered you’re so lucky she said trying to keep her voice light chik is a good man yes he is at deab be beamed her happiness radiating like sunlight he spoils me too much last week he took me shopping and told me to buy whatever i wanted he even picked out my wedding shoes himself can you believe it fatima forced a laugh you’re blessed my dear adabi continued to chatter about her wedding plans her voice high and cheerful foda nodded at the right moments pretending to listen inside her heart twisted with anger and jealousy

She hated how adabi talked so freely about her happiness as if it was the most natural thing in the world as if she deserved it you know fus said slowly her mind racing i want to do something special for you a deab looked at her reflection in the mirror her eyes curious special what do you mean fatima put on her best smile letting her voice drop to a conspiratorial whisper i want to give you a special bridal hair treatment just for you for free it’s my little gift to you for your wedding ad deab be’s eyes widened really oh my gosh

That’s so generous of you fatima waved her hand dismissively it’s nothing you’ve been a loyal customer for so long i just want you to look your best on your special day a de ab’s face lit up with gratitude thank you so much auntie fatima you’re the best fatima’s smile grew wider but her eyes remained cold we’ll do it the day before your wedding it will make your hair so shiny and beautiful but we’ll do it privately no distractions just you and me adabi nodded eagerly of course i trust you completely fatima’s heart raced with

Excitement she could already see it happening in her mind ad deab sitting in her chair blindfolded trusting her completely and then her fingers tingled with anticipation she could feel the weight of the old bag hidden under her counter inside the snake waited patiently its body coiled and ready it was a special snake one that moved without a sound its bite was deadly but slow it wouldn’t kill a deab right away no it would take its time spreading poison slowly through her body making it look like a sudden illness no one would

Ever suspect a thing fatima’s smile softened as she finished styling adab hair she brushed the long silky strands with gentle strokes watching them shine under the fluorescent lights a deab admired herself in the mirror turning her head from side to side i look so beautiful you’re really the best auntie foda adaa beg gushed her voice full of admiration i can’t wait for the special treatment i’ll look like a queen at my wedding fatima’s fingers tightened around the brush but her voice was smooth and calm yes you’ll look perfect

Just wait and see adab phone rang breaking the moment she glanced at the screen and smiled it’s chik he must be missing me already she said her voice dripping with love she quickly answered her voice soft and playful heo yes i’m just finishing up at the salon no i didn’t keep you waiting okay see you soon she ended the call and stood up smoothing her dress i have to go auntie fatima thank you so much i can’t wait for the special treatment you’re too kind fatima’s lips curved into a thin smile anything for you my dear i’ll see

You soon as ad deab walked out of the salon her long hair bouncing behind her fatima’s eyes followed her cold and calculating she waited until adabi was out of sight before she reached under the counter and pulled out the old bag she ran her fingers over its rough surface feeling the faint vibrations from within she opened it slightly just enough to see the snake’s gleaming eyes staring back at her unblinking fatima’s smile grew wider her teeth showing she whispered softly her voice low and sweet soon my friend very soon she closed the

Bag gently and placed it back under the counter patting it as if it were a sleeping child then she stood up and started cleaning the salon humming a soft tune under her breath her heart felt light almost happy she could already picture ad’s beautiful face twisted in pain her shiny hair dulling as the poison took over fod him aside feeling the bitterness in her chest melt away yes very soon a deab would learn that beauty was nothing but a curse and fatima would be there smiling to watch her fall after a day ab

Be left the salon fatima locked the door behind her she turned the sign to closed and pulled the blinds down over the windows the small hair salon which had been bright and lively just minutes before now felt dark and quiet the only light came from a dim bulb hanging from the ceiling casting long shadows on the walls foda moved slowly her steps quiet on the tiled floor she walked to the back of the salon where an old wooden chair sat in the corner she sat down her weight making the chair creek her hands rested on her lap but they twitched

Slightly her fingers curling and uncurling she took a deep breath and reached under the counter pulling out the worn brown back the leather was cracked and faded its straps held together with old thread she placed the bag on her lap her fingers tracing the rough surface are you ready my friend she whispered her voice soft and almost kind she slowly unzipped the bag the sound sharp in the quiet room inside nestled in dark cloth lay the snake its body was coiled tightly its black scales smooth and shiny its eyes were small and

Dark reflecting the dim light it did not move but foda could feel its warmth through the cloth the snake was not just an ordinary snake it was special it had been given to her by her grandmother many years ago fatima could still remember the day clearly even though she had been just a child her grandmother had been a small woman with sharp eyes and a voice like gravel she had taken fatima’s hand and led her into the forest behind their village the trees had been tall and dark their branches twisting like fingers in the sky fatima

Had felt cold even though the sun was shining do you see this her grandmother had said holding the snake in her hands this is not a normal snake it carries a curse a slow poison it is a gift and a weapon you must use it wisely fatima had been afraid but her grandmother had only smiled her lips thin and pale one day you will understand she had said when the world shows you its true face you will need this and now all these years later fatima understood she had needed the snake more than she had ever known it had become her friend her secret it

Had helped her make the world pay for its cruelty for its beauty she reached into the bag and gently touched the snake its body was warm its skin smooth under her fingers ers it moved slowly uncoiling itself its head lifting to look at her its tongue flicked out tasting the air sh foda whispered soon very soon the snake settled back down its body curling into a tight circle foda covered it with the cloth and closed the bag zipping it up slowly she placed the bag back under the counter and stood up brushing her hands on her

Apron her mind drifted back to adabi she could still see the girl’s bright smile the way her eyes sparkled when she talked about her wedding the memory made fatima’s chest tighten a sharp pain that felt like a thorn digging into her heart why do they get everything she muttered her voice low why do they get love and happiness and beauty what about me she moved to the mirror and looked at her reflection the woman staring back at her was not beautiful her skin was rough her hair thin and dull her eyes were small

Surrounded by dark shadows she touched her face her fingers pressing against the sagging skin they don’t see me she said her voice shaking they never see me her eyes narrowed her lips pulling back into a snarl but they will they will all see me when they are lying in their beds dying slowly they will think of me they will know that beauty is a lie she turned away from the mirror her movements sharp and angry she began to clean the salon her hands working quickly she wiped the counters swept the floor and arranged the hair products

Neatly on the shelves as she worked her mind spun with plans and whispers her thoughts dark and twisted outside the sky began to darken the sun slipping below the horizon the street grew quiet the shops closing one by one but foda did not notice she was lost in her own world a world where beauty was a weapon and kindness was a trap hours passed and still she moved through the salon her steps soft and steady she hummed a low tune under her breath a song her grandmother used to sing the words were lost to her now but the melody remained

A thin thread connecting her to the past finally when the moon hung high in the sky she sat down again in the old wooden chair her hands lay still in her lap her breathing slow and even she closed her eyes eyes letting the darkness wash over her and in the quiet of the salon with only the dim light and the shadows for company foda dreamed she dreamed of beautiful girls with long shiny hair she dreamed of their bright eyes their wide smiles she dreamed of their voices sweet and light filling the room with laughter

And then she dreamed of silence a deep heavy silence that swallowed everything her lips curled into a small peaceful smile yes she whispered soon she stood up her body moving slowly as if underwater she walked to the door and peered through the blinds the street was empty the world quiet and still she turned the sign back to open her fingers brushing the glass gently tomorrow she thought tomorrow the salon would be open again tomorrow more beautiful girls would come their faces full of hope and joy and tom tomorrow the snake would

Wake once more foda stepped back her eyes lingering on the door she took a deep breath her chest rising and falling slowly she felt calm her mind clear she had a plan she had a purpose and she would see it through turning off the lights she moved through the darkened salon her steps light and graceful she reached the back room where a small bed lay against the wall she sat down pulling a thin blanket over her legs her eyes closed and within minutes she was asleep her breathing was soft her face relaxed she looked almost peaceful

Almost kind but under the bed tucked away in the old bag the snake lay awake its body coiled tightly its eyes open and unblinking and in the silence of the night it waited it waited for the morning it waited for the next beautiful girl and it waited for fatima’s call the sun was bright the next morning its golden light spilling through the windows of fatima’s salon she opened the door the bells above it chiming softly she wore her usual apron its pockets filled with combs and clips her face was blank her eyes cold and empty she swept

The floor wiped the mirrors and arranged the hair products neatly on the shelves everything was in place clean and perfect just the way she liked it she glanced at the old bag under the counter her fingers itching to touch it to feel the warm body of the snake inside but she resisted not yet not until adabi arrived as if on q the door swung open and adabi walked in her smile bright and cheerful good morning auntie fatima she sang her voice full of joy fatima forced a smile good morning my dear you’re right on time ad’s face was glowing with

Excitement she was wearing a light pink dress that hubbed her her slim figure perfectly her long hair flowing down her back in shiny waves her skin looked like polished gold under the sunlight smooth and flawless fatima’s chest tightened her heart twisting with envy but she kept her face calm her voice soft and sweet are you ready for your special treatment ad de ab’s eyes sparkled i’ve been thinking about it all week you’re too kind auntie foda i can’t wait to see how beautiful my hair will look fatima lips curved into a thin smile you look

Like a queen she said softly just sit down and relax i’ll take care of everything ad deab giggled and sat down in the big comfortable chair her back straight and her shoulders relaxed fom a tied a cape around her neck her fingers brushing against a deab smooth skin it was warm and soft just like she knew it would be she ran her hands through adab be’s hair feeling its thickness its softness it was perfect like silk flowing through her fingers she could feel her chest burning with jealousy her throat tightening why did adabi get to

Be so beautiful why did she get everything she picked up a comb and started detangling ad’s hair moving slowly carefully your hair is so beautiful she said her voice low so shiny so soft a deab laughed her voice light and happy i’m lucky i guess my mom always says i got it from my grandmother she had hair just like mine fatima’s hands tightened around the comb you’re very lucky she whispered not everyone is so blessed adabi didn’t notice the bitterness in fatima’s voice she was too busy talking about her wedding her eyes

Bright with excitement i can’t wait for the big day chik is going to love my dress it’s so beautiful just like a princess dress and the way it flows oh auntie fatima you should see it i feel like a fairy tale bride fatima’s smile was tight her jaw clenched i’m sure you’ll be the most beautiful bride anyone has ever seen she said her voice cold and sharp a day ab’s face softened her eyes dreamy i can’t believe it’s finally happening i’ve dreamed about this day my whole life i’m so happy auntie fatima so so happy fatima’s chest

Achd her fingers trembling as she combed ad’s hair happy she said it so easily as if happiness was her right as if she deserved it just because she was beautiful fama forced herself to breathe to stay calm she could feel the weight of the old bag under the counter the faint vibrations of the snake waiting inside soon she thought very soon she continued working on ad’s hair washing it gently massaging her scalp a deab closed her eyes sighing with pleasure your hands are magic auntie fatima this feels amazing fatima’s lips twitched i’m

Glad you’re enjoying it there’s more to come adabi laughed softly you’re spoiling me i feel so special fatima’s eyes darkened you are special she said her voice low that’s why you deserve this she finished washing ad’s hair and wrapped it in a towel now for the special cream she said her tone light and playful this will make your hair shine like the sun adab be’s eyes sparkled really oh i can’t wait foda reached into her drawer and pulled out a long black cloth i need to blindfold you for this part it’s a secret formula no

One must see it a deab be’s laughter filled the room you’re so funny auntie foda all right i promise i won’t peek foda wrapped the cloth around ad’s eyes tying it tightly at the back adabi said sat still her face calm and trusting is it too tight foda asked her voice soft no it’s fine i can’t see anything adabi replied her voice cheerful fatima’s heart raced her fingers tingled with anticipation she walked slowly to the counter her eyes fixed on the old back she could feel her pulse quickening her breath coming in short gasps this was it

This was the moment she bent down and unzipped the bag her movements slow and careful the snake lay coiled inside its body warm and smooth its eyes flicked open dark and shiny it lifted its head its tongue flicking out tasting the air fatima whispered softly her voice gentle it’s time my friend the snake moved uncoiling itself its body sliding out of the bag without a sound it was long and sleek its scales shimmering under the light it moved gracefully its head low its eyes fixed on adabi adabi sat still her hands resting on her lap her head

Tilted back completely unaware i feel so relaxed she murmured her voice soft and dreamy you’re the best auntie fatima fatima’s lips curved into a smile i’m glad you think so the snake moved closer its body sliding across the floor silently it stopped just behind a deab its head lifting its tongue fli out fatima’s heart pounded her hands shaking with excitement ad dea beside her shoulders relaxing i feel like i could fall asleep right here fatima’s eyes glittered go ahead my dear close your eyes and rest the snake moved swiftly

Its body curling around the back of the chair its head lowering towards a de’s neck it opened its mouth revealing sharp thin fangs fatima held her breath her eyes wide with anticipation this was the moment she had been waiting for the moment when beauty would fall and she would be the one to bring it down the snake struck its fang sinking into a de’s neck she gasped her body tensing but the bite was quick painless she didn’t even scream her head fell back her breathing slow and steady her body relaxing once more fatima’s smile grew

Wider the poison was working it would spread slowly taking its time weakening her body little by little no one would suspect a thing they would think it was just an illness just a fever adab side again her lips curving into a soft smile this feels so good she whispered i feel so tired fatima’s eyes softened her voice low and tender rest my dear you’ve earned it she watched as a deab body went limp her breathing even and calm the snake unc itself sliding back into the bag without a sound foda zipped the bag closed her fingers gentle almost

Loving she placed it under the counter and turned back to adabi her face calm her eyes cold it’s done she whispered it’s all done and with that she began to style ad’s hair her hands moving swiftly skillfully as if nothing had happened at all the sun was bright and cheerful on the morning of adab be’s wedding day the sky was clear the air was warm and the birds were singing it was the perfect day for a wedding inside a deab be’s family house the rooms were filled with laughter and excitement women moved around in colorful dresses carrying

Trays of food and bags of gifts the air was filled with the sweet smell of flowers and perfume but a deab was lying on her bed her eyes half open her face pale and tired her breathing was slow each breath sounding like a soft sigh her hair was styled beautifully just as fatima had promised it flowed around her face like a black waterfall shiny and smooth but her face looked sickly her skin dull her lips pale her mother mama adabi rushed into the room her face filled with worry adab adab are you awake she sat on the edge of the bed

Placing her hand on ad deab forehead it was burning hot mama adab voice was weak barely a whisper i feel so tired mama ad’s eyes widened with fear but today is your wedding day everyone is waiting for you chik is waiting for you ad deab be’s eyes fluttered her vision blurry i i don’t feel well i’m so tired i can’t move mama adabi touched her daughter’s cheek her hands trembling your body is so hot you must have a fever she looked around the room her heart racing adabi don’t scare me get up ad’s eyes closed slowly her breathing shallow i just need

To rest i’m so sleepy mama adabi screamed her voice high and shaky somebody help a deab is sick women rushed into the room their faces pale with worry anti nea grabbed a de’s hand her fingers cold against a de’s hot skin what’s wrong with her she was fine yesterday mama adabi shook her head tears running down her cheeks i don’t know she was fine she was laughing and happy and now now she’s burning up one of the women ran to get the doctor her footsteps echoing through the house mama adabi held ad’s hand her lips moving in

Silent prayers please god please don’t take my daughter not today not on her wedding day a day ab’s breathing grew weaker her chest barely rising her lips moved her voice so soft it was almost a whisper i love her voice faded her head falling to the side her body limp mama adabi screamed shaking adab shoulders adabi wake up wake up the doctor rushed in his face grim as he checked at de’s pulse his fingers pressing against her wrist his eyes darkened his mouth a tight line he shook his head slowly no mama adab bes sobed her body shaking no

This can’t be it’s her wedding day the room was filled with cries and screams women wailing and holding each other auntie neca fell to her knees her hands covering her face she was so young so beautiful but why did this happen the doctor covered ad’s body with a white sheet his shoulders heavy with sorrow i don’t understand he said his voice low she was perfectly healthy it must have been a sudden illness maybe fever or something more chik arrived his face bright with excitement is a deab ready everyone is waiting at the church he

Stopped at the door his smile fading as he saw the crying women the white sheet covering ad’s body his heart stopped he he stumbled into the room his eyes wide with horror no no no no this isn’t happening a deab be wake up he threw himself on the bed pulling the sheet off her face her skin was pale her eyes closed her body cold a deab please wake up it’s our wedding day you promised you promised we would be together his voice broke tears streaming down his face please adab please don’t leave me the room was filled with sorrow the sound of

Crying echoing through the walls outside the sun continued to shine the birds continued to sing completely unaware of the pain inside the house foda stood outside the gate her eyes cold and empty she watched the people crying her lips curling into a thin smile perfect she whispered everything went perfectly she turned and walked away her steps light and quick no one noticed her no one saw the satisfaction in her eyes no one knew that she was the reason for the sorrow inside the house she walked back to her salon her heart light her mind calm she

Opened the door stepping into the dim room she locked the door behind her pulling the blinds down she moved to the counter and pulled out the old bag her fingers brushing against its rough surface she unzipped the bag slowly her eyes gleaming the snake lay coiled inside its body warm its eyes dark and shiny it looked up at her its tongue flicking out fatima’s voice was low her words soft and sweet you did well my friend you did very well the snake’s body moved uncoiling itself its head lowering it seemed to understand her its

Body relaxing under her touch fus smiled her fingers stroking its smooth scales another one down another beautiful girl gone another happy bride turned to dust she leaned closer her eyes narrowing they don’t deserve happiness they don’t deserve beauty not when i have nothing not when i am alone she sat down on the old wooden chair her hands resting on her lap her eyes stared at the wall her mind drifting back to her own past she could still see the faces of the girls who laughed at her when she was young their pretty faces twisted in mockery

She could still hear their voices sharp and cruel foda the ugly one fma the fat one no one will ever marry you no one will ever love you her chest tightened her heart burning with old pain they were wrong she whispered i showed them i showed them all she looked down at the snake its body curled comfortably in her lap and i will show the rest of them i will show them that beauty is nothing that happiness is a lie her fingers tightened around the snake her nails digging into its scales they think they are special they think they are better

Than me but they are nothing nothing but weak foolish girls she lifted the snake holding it up to her face its eyes met hers unblinking cold together we will bring them down one by one until no one is left to laugh until no one is left to smile her voice dropped to a whisper her lips curling into a cruel smile they will all fall just like a deab be she placed the snake back into the bag zipping it up gently she stood up her body straight her shoulders high she felt powerful strong she felt alive as she turned off the

Lights and locked the door her heart was light her mind at peace she knew that no one would suspect her no one would ever know because she was just fatima the ugly hair stylist the one no one looked at the one no one saw and that was her greatest weapon it had been 2 weeks since adab be’s death and the whole neighborhood was still talking about it people shook their heads and whispered about how sad it was how unfair it was for such a young and beautiful bride to die just before her wedding day some said it was a curse others blamed evil

Spirits but no one knew the truth no one suspected foda foda kept her head down pretending to be sad whenever people talked about adabi she even visited ad’s mother once bringing food and murmuring words of comfort she cried fake tears and hugged mama ad abi feeling the woman’s body shake with grief inside fatima felt nothing no pity no guilt no sadness she had gotten rid of another beautiful girl and no one suspected a thing it was perfect as she sat in her salon one morning sweeping the floor and humming softly to herself the door

Opened and a young woman walked in fatima looked up her eyes widening slightly the girl was beautiful she was tall and slim her skin smooth and glowing her hair was long and curly bouncing around her shoulders with every step step her eyes were bright and cheerful her lips full and pink she looked like a doll perfect and flawless fatima’s heart tightened with jealousy but she forced a smile good morning welcome to my salon how can i help you today the girl smiled back her teeth white and straight good morning auntie

Fatima my name isoi i just moved to this neighborhood and everyone says you’re the best hair stylist around fatima’s smile grew wider her eyes cold and calculating oh you flatter me it’s nice to meet you unoi please have a seat gozi sat down in the big chair her hair bouncing as she moved i’m getting married next month and i want my hair to look perfect i want to look beautiful for my big day fatima’s fingers tightened around the comb her chest burning with anger another one another pretty girl with a perfect perfect life

About to marry the man of her dreams another girl who would get everything foda never had she forced herself to breathe to stay calm congratulations my dear you must be very excited go’s face lit up oh i am i can’t wait kenu my fiance is the best man in the world he treats me like a queen i’m so lucky to have him fatima’s eyes darkened but she kept her voice soft and sweet you are indeed lucky not every woman finds a good man gozi laughed a light musical sound that made fatima’s skin crawl i know right but kenich chuku is different

He loves me so much he says i’m the most beautiful woman he’s ever seen fatima’s chest tightened her heart burning with envy of course he did of course a man would love a beautiful woman like enoi but no man had ever said that to fatima no man had ever even looked at her twice she took a deep breath forcing herself to smile well you certainly are beautiful my dear and you deserve the best on your wedding day goie blushed her cheeks turning pink thank you auntie fatima you’re so kind fatima’s eyes gleamed her fingers trembling with

Excitement excitement i want to do something special for you just like i did for a deab go’s eyes widened a deab i heard about her such a sad story she was so beautiful i can’t believe she died just before her wedding it’s heartbreaking foda nodded pretending to look sad yes it was a terrible tragedy she was such a sweet girl i wanted her to look perfect for her wedding so i gave her a special hair treatment i want to do the same for you as my gift go’s face lit up really oh my gosh that’s so generous are you sure fatima’s smile

Grew wider of course my dear it’s my way of blessing your marriage we’ll do it the day before your wedding in private just you and me it will make your hair shine like gold goie clapped her hands and excitement wow i feel so special thank you auntie fatima you’re the best fatima’s eyes glittered her voice low and sweet anything for you my dear i just want you to be the most beautiful bride goi grinned her face glowing with happiness i can’t wait my friends are going to be so jealous fatima’s chest tightened her heart pounding with

Anticipation yes they would be jealous they would all watch as and goie walked down the aisle looking like a queen and then they would watch her fall just like a deab she continued styling go’s hair her hands moving skillfully her face calm and serene inside her mind spun with plans her thoughts dark and twisted she could already see it happening the snake sinking its fangs into no go’s neck the poison spreading slowly through her body making her weak making her fall gozi kept talking her voice cheerful and bright kenet chuka’s family is flying in

From america they’re all so excited to see me i want to look perfect for them i want them to love me as much as he does fatima’s jaw clenched her fingers tightening around the comb of course my dear you deserve to be loved gozy beamed i do don’t i i mean every girl dreams of a perfect wedding i’m so lucky to have everything i ever wanted fatima’s smile wavered her chest burning with rage that word again beautiful pap she hated that word she hated everything about it she forced herself to breathe to stay calm yes you

Are lucky and you will be the most beautiful bride go’s eyes sparkled thanks to you auntie fatima i’m so glad i came here fatima’s lips curled into a cold smile me too my dear me too she finished styling go’s hair watching it bounce and shine under the light it was perfect silky and smooth just like a deabes it would look even better when it was lying still lifeless dull she touched the hair gently her fingers sliding through the curls you have beautiful hair goie it’s like silk giggled oh stop it you’re making me blush fatima’s eyes gleamed

I’m just telling the truth you are truly blessed goie stood up admiring herself in the mirror i love it you’re amazing auntie foda i can’t wait for the special treatment i’ll look like a queen fatima’s smile grew wider her eyes cold and calculating yes my dear you will look perfect just wait and see gozi hugged her her body warm and soft foda stood still her arms stiff by her sides she hated the feel of no go’s perfect skin the smell of her sweet perfume goi pulled away her face glowing thank you again i’ll see you the day day before my

Wedding foda watched as n goi walked out of the salon her hair bouncing her head held high she stood there staring at the door long after nooi was gone her heart pounding with excitement another one another beautiful girl who would fall fatima’s lips curled into a smile her eyes cold and empty yes she whispered another one down another one to fall she turned and walked to the counter her movements slow and graceful she touched the old bag her fingers brushing against the rough leather inside the snake weighted its body coiled its eyes dark

And shiny she could feel it moving feel its power its hunger and she knew that very soon it would feed again amara sat on her sister’s bed holding a deab wedding dress against her chest the soft white fabric was cold in her hands the lace delicate and beautiful it was the dress that deab had dreamed of wearing as she walked down the aisle but that day never came a deab was gone tears ran down amara’s face her shoulders shaking as she tried to hold back her sobs she could still see a deab smile bright and full of joy she could still hear her

Laughter light and musical but now the house was quiet heavy with sadness mama why did this happen amara’s voice was shaky her heart aching with pain adab was fine she was happy healthy how did she just die like that mama adabi stood by the window her face pale her eyes swollen from crying i don’t know my child i don’t understand it either she was perfectly fine the day before her voice broke and she covered her face with her hands her body shaking with grief god why did you take my baby why amara wiped her tears her fingers

Trembling she was so happy she was so excited about her wedding she couldn’t stop talking about it she couldn’t wait to marry chik mama adabi turned away from the window her shoulders slumped they said it was fever a sudden sickness that took her away amara shook her head her eyebrows knitting together no no that doesn’t make sense adab was strong she never got sick not like that not suddenly not just like that mama ad’s eyes were tired her voice weak sometimes things just happen maybe it was a curse maybe it was fate amara’s chest

Tightened anger rising inside her no i don’t believe that something’s wrong this doesn’t feel right something something happened to her mama adab beside her shoulders heavy we have to accept it amar we have to let her rest in peace amara shook her head again her hands clutching the dress tightly i can’t just accept it i can’t just forget about her i need to know why i need to know what happened to my sister she stood up her eyes burning with determination i’m going to find out i’m going to find out what killed a deab

Mama adabi looked at her her eyes full of pain this let it go don’t open old wounds amara’s face hardened her voice firm i can’t i won’t not until i know the truth she turned and walked out of the room her heart heavy but her mind made up she wouldn’t rest until she knew what had happened to her sister she wouldn’t rest until she found the answ she needed maybe it was a curse maybe it was fate amara’s chest tightened anger rising inside her no i don’t believe that something’s wrong this doesn’t feel right something something happened to

Her mama adab side her shoulders heavy we have to accept it amar we we have to let her rest in peace amara shook her head again her hands clutching the dress tightly i can’t just accept it i can’t just forget about her i need to know why i need to know what happened to my sister she stood up her eyes burning with determination i’m going to find out i’m going to find out what killed adabi mama adabi looked at her her eyes full of pain this to go don’t open old wounds amara’s face hardened her voice firm i can’t i won’t not until i know the truth

She turned and walked out of the room her heart heavy but her mind made up she wouldn’t rest until she knew what had happened to her sister she wouldn’t rest until she found the answers she needed she walked down the street her steps fast and steady she knew exactly where to start she remembered ad’s excitement her bright eyes when she talked about her free hair treatment auntie foda is so nice she’s giving me a special hair treatment for free just for me adab had said her voice full of joy amara’s jaw tightened a free hair treatment the

Private session just a deab and foda and then the next day adab was sick her heart raced suspicion growing in inside her was it just a coincidence or was there something more she reached fatima’s salon and stood outside her eyes narrowing as she looked at the door it was closed the blinds pulled down the sign read closed but amara could hear movement inside she took a deep breath and knocked on the door her fingers tapping lightly on the glass after a moment the door opened and foda stood there her face blank her eyes cold oh

Amar what are you doing here amara forced a smile her voice calm i was just passing by and thought i’d check on you i know ad deab was close to you i wanted to see how you were doing fatima’s face softened her lips curving into a small smile oh thank you my dear that’s very thoughtful of you she stepped aside her hand gesturing towards the empty salon come in let’s talk amara stepped inside her eyes scanning the room everything looked normal the chairs were neatly arranged the shelves lined with hair products but something felt off the air

Was cold heavy almost like a shadow hung in the room fatima closed the door her movements slow and graceful it was such a tragedy poor adabi she was such a sweet girl amara looked at fatima her eyes narrowing slightly she was fine when she came here did she say anything about feeling sick fatima shook her head her face calm no she was perfectly fine we laughed and talked she was so excited about her wedding amar’s chest tightened then how did she falls sick so suddenly she was so healthy fatima’s eyes darkened her smile fading sometimes

Things just happen life is cruel that way amara watched fama closely her heart racing something about fatima’s calmness felt wrong too cold too empty she was so excited about the special treatment you gave her she said you wanted to make her look perfect fatima’s eyes flickered just for a moment before she smiled again yes i wanted her to look like a queen it was my gift to her amara’s eyes narrowed and you were alone just you and her fatima’s smile tightened just i wanted it to be special private just for her amara’s stomach churned suspicion

Growing did she say anything about feeling dizzy tired fatima’s face was blank her voice calm no she was happy laugh laughing smiling until she left amara swallowed hard her mind racing could it really be a coincidence or was there something foda wasn’t saying foda stepped closer her eyes cold and sharp why all the questions amara you sound suspicious amara’s heart skipped a beat her body tensing i just i just want to understand i can’t accept that she just died like that it doesn’t make sense fatima’s smile returned cold and cruel

Sometimes things don’t make sense sometimes life is just unfair amar’s chest tightened her skin crawling there was something in fatima’s eyes something dark and twisted something that sent chills down her spine she forced a smile her voice shaking you’re right life is unfair she took a step back her eyes never leaving fatima’s face i should go thank you for your time auntie fatima fatima’s smile grew wider her eyes gleaming of course my dear anytime amara turned and walked out of the salon her heart pounding as she stepped into the

Sunlight her body shivered her skin cold she knew deep down that something was wrong something was very very very wrong she looked back at the salon her eyes narrowing fatima was watching her through the window her face blank her eyes cold and empty amara’s chest tightened fear curling in her stomach she didn’t have proof not yet but she was going to find it she was going to find out what happened to her sister even if it meant facing the darkness behind fatima’s cold eyes this is the end of episode one of this story here

Are some questions what did foda do to adabi during the special hair treatment will amar be able to find proof before it’s too late isn’t goi the next victim or will amara save her in time all these questions will be answered in the next episode subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications so you don’t miss what happens next