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Chapter 30: Dying Again

Her words cout too quickly, and she made sure to look at Nnenna, waiting for skind of approval. But

Nnenna, still quiet, didn't show much emotion in return.

Somto studied the situation carefully. He could sense the tension in the room, the heavy silence that followed her

words.

Queen Chioma's smile faltered just slightly, and it didn't take much for Somto to realize that her excitement over

the gifts was feigned.

She wasn't pleased at all with the way her children had acted, but she was doing her best to maintain a facade

of civility.

The fact that she emphasized the gifts so much, almost too much, made it clear that something wasn't right.

Somto's suspicions deepened.

Nnenna finally decided to follow Queen Chioma's lead and replied, "That's right," her tone calm but measured.

The scene before her didn't quite match the words spoken, but she chose to go along with it, for the sake of the

situation.

Somto, who was still standing silently at the back, could still feel the tension in the room, but he didn't show any

emotion.

His thoughts raced, but he decided to hold off on speaking for now. The contradictions weren't lost on him, but

he would bide his time.

Turning to Nnenna, Somto continued, "Alright, that's why we're here. | spoke to the director, and since you still

have physical therapy to complete, you'll be staying here for a while.

After that, you can go back home." His voice was gentle, a stark contrast to the frustration he had shown earlier.

"I'm glad you're doing well," he added, trying to ease the tension, but his words were laced with a quiet concern.

"Just... don't talk to strangers anymore.

You never really know who they are. If they don't have a proper name, avoid them. It's better to avoid

unnecessary risks."

Nnenna felt the unease in the room as Somto's words lingered in her mind. "If they don't have a proper name,

avoid them," he had said. It was strange, unsettling even.

She thought about the man she assumed was the director, and Four. She didn't know much about them, but they

seemed important. Yet, why would Somto be so protective?

She didn't want to ask him directly, after all, if he hadn't revealed it himself, there must be a reason to keep it to

himself. It wasn't her place to pry.

Nnenna sighed and forced a smile, trying to push the troubling thoughts to the back of her mind. "Okay,

brother," she said, nodding in agreement. "If you've stayed long enough, | think it's tfor you all to leave. |

need to get srest."

It was clear in her tone and body language that she didn't want them there any longer. She was exhausted,

physically and emotionally, and wanted stto herself.

Somto and the others didn't push her; instead, they slowly made their way toward the door, respecting her

wishes.

But just as they reached the door, Nnenna suddenly froze. Her body shook uncontrollably, as though she was

having a seizure. Her eyes widened, her lips trembled, and she couldn't catch her breath.

The scene in the room turned chaotic in an instant. Nnenna's body convulsed violently, her limbs trembling

uncontrollably, and her head tilted to the side as if she couldn't hold it up.

The sight was utterly terrifying. The room, which had been tense just moments before, was now filled with alarm.

Everyone stood frozen, unsure of what to do next. For a split second, there was a glint of what could only be

described as satisfaction on Queen Chioma's face.

Could this be the moment she had been waiting for? But she quickly masked her expression with one of concern,

blending in with the others.

It was the first prince, the calm and composed Somto, who snapped into action. While the rest of the family

remained rooted to their spots, unable to process what was happening, he was already reaching for his phone to

call for the medical staff.

"We need a doctor!" Somto's voice cut through the panic like a blade, commanding immediate attention.

As soon as he put down the phone, he rushed toward Nnenna's side. With steady hands and focused

movements, he tilted her head slightly and checked her pupils.

The tremors in her body made it impossible to do much else without proper equipment or the presence of a

professional.

"Stay with me, Nnenna," he said softly, his voice carrying a rare note of warmth and urgency. Despite his

frustration with her earlier behavior, there was no hesitation in his care for her now.

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wouldn't hurt herself further while convulsing.

His calm demeanor gave the others a sense of stability in the midst of their shared panic.

The seconds stretched into eternity. Finally, the sound of hurried footsteps in the corridor signaled the arrival of

the medical team.

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As the nurses and doctor stabilized Nnenna, the rest of the family finally began to stir, their masks of concern

firmly in place. The queen, ever the actress, rushed to Somto's side.

"Thank you, my son. You acted so quickly. If it weren't for you—" she began, her tone dripping with maternal

pride that felt hollow to Somto.

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