Chained by Mama’s Wallet, Fighting for Freedom
Chained by Mama’s Wallet, Fighting for Freedom

Chained by Mama’s Wallet, Fighting for Freedom

Teen Drama 5 Chs Completed 256 Views
Author: Anita Patel
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Every naira Nkechi spends is tracked, questioned, and punished by her overbearing mother’s Family Wallet. University was supposed to mean freedom, but even late-night suya or sanitary pads spark interrogations and shame. Now, Nkechi must choose: keep living under her mother’s shadow, or risk it all to fight for a life—and secrets—of her own.

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