Things that go bump in the night � Part Two

Tuesday, March 31, 2015

I used to think nightlife was for imbibing the golden liquids and gyrating to the latest hits, but it has come to my attention that it doubles as a “job” for others, especially ladies of the night. These aren’t those who stand on roadsides in G-west or Ext 12.

These ones appear coy but are probably the dodgiest, because they come across as other revelers and look attractive in their funky hairstyles, painted lips and fashionable garb.

Easy targets are men, especially those who love women, and salivate after every woman they see. Such kind of men also fall in love very quickly, that he can meet a lady and soon he’s calling her ‘baby’ or ‘sweety’.

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