I Loved a Man Who No Hear Word

Kunle Lawal gives every woman soft life, but his heart is locked with memories of Sade—the one who broke him. When Amaka, his new love, discovers she's just another chapter in Kunle's endless search for Sade, her heartbreak becomes public spectacle. Can a woman ever compete with a man's first love, or is she doomed to watch him choose history over her heart?

The night my wife died, I rushed to another woman's arms—leaving my own son to carry his mother to the hospital alone. Now, guilt chokes me while my son’s silence grows deadly, and my new bride prays for peace in a house where love and betrayal mix like bitter leaf and honey. But in Nigeria, when a child goes quiet, only God knows what storm is coming.

Eight years of love, and Kunle still called me 'childhood friend' in front of everyone, just to shine for a new babe. Humiliation burn me as he blocked me, shamed me, and carried Aisha out of the wedding like I never existed. But when I caught them together in my hotel suite, I knew my own chapter with Kunle was over—will I ever find love that values me?

Nine confessions, nine heartbreaks—Tobi Okonkwo keeps turning me down, no matter how I try. Everybody dey watch my shame like reality TV, but dem no sabi say for my past life, na me help am become a big man. Now, as secrets and pride dey tear us apart, another girl wey get sharp mind dey enter the picture, and I must decide if love still worth the disgrace.

For seven years, Olamide hid in the shadows as Tunde’s ‘deaf’ girlfriend—never knowing he only loved his childhood sweetheart, Morayo. Humiliated and betrayed on her own birthday, she finally regains her hearing and learns the painful truth: she was just a practice love, never the main event. Now, with her secret out and her heart in pieces, will she find the courage to walk away before Tunde locks her in his golden cage forever?

Five years after our wedding, Tunde Adekunle—my husband—publicly claims he wishes he met his new lover, Morayo, first. The whole of Lagos hails their romance, forgetting I ever existed, until my warning to my past self goes viral. Now, as I sign the divorce papers and face the woman who took my place, I must choose: drown in heartbreak, or rise and claim the freedom I thought I’d lost forever.

Tunde's heart carries scars as deep as the Lagos lagoon after his ex, Ngozi, uses him to test her feelings for another man. Torn between hope and betrayal, he faces a painful truth: some love stories are only stepping stones for others. As old wounds reopen, Tunde must decide if he’ll keep enduring or finally break free—before his spirit shatters for good.

The day my husband’s visa to Russia got approved, I found out he planned to abandon me, our children, and his aging parents—without a single word. While he chased his dreams abroad, I carried the full weight of family alone, my heartbreak hidden behind forced smiles. Five years later, as he returned expecting a welcome, my wedding invitation was the first thing waiting for him—proof that I, too, could choose myself over suffering.

In a compound where even the wind ignores her, the forgotten wife clings to the only man who makes her feel alive—a steward with a dangerous secret. But as cruel gossip and a golden box threaten to expose his true loyalty to the chief’s wife, her heart and her family’s fate hang in the balance. When love turns to betrayal, will she fight for her forbidden steward, or watch her world burn at the hands of the woman who owns everything?

I married Ifedike by force—autistic, broken, and too fine for his own good. But each time I try to control him, his tears, stubbornness, and secret obsession draw me deeper into dangerous love. Now the whole estate dey gossip: if this man turn villain, who go survive—me or my own heart?

Tunde survived a life-changing accident to save his girlfriend, but when his scar becomes a public shame, Morayo turns her back on him. As family, friends, and even strangers pile on the insults, Tunde faces betrayal and heartbreak that threaten to break his spirit. Will he find the courage to walk away and reclaim his dignity, or will love’s scars haunt him forever?

For seven years, Ifeoma gave Tunde Jinadu her loyalty, only to discover his heart still beats for another—and her sacrifice was just his debt to repay. When a hidden diary exposes years of secret disgust and old wounds, Ifeoma must decide: keep begging for crumbs, or finally choose herself? In a world where shame and love clash like market women, she walks away—dignity tied tight like wrapper, heart bleeding but free.