Oluwatomisin was a bit edgy that Saturday morning. He sat on a raised edge by the garden in front of his home wearing a vicious look. Looking downcast, he sighed deeply and hissed unconsciously at nothing in particular, he stood up pacing up and down the garden.
As an adolescent in his twelfth grad
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