My late mum, Mrs Josephine Amodu, laughed heartily, letting her body go as she giggled her way to the dining table. There was a half-eaten garden egg in her hand, the seeds dotted across her face like a beauty pattern. She was still giggling when I walked in. She was in the company of one she fondly
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