He Lied To Her Dat He Was Broke Just To Test If She Truly Loves Him Bt She Left Him For Billionaire

The story opens with a busy professional woman, Tomeka, working on a weekend, much to the chagrin of her husband, Femi, who believes she should be resting. Tomeka explains that her job is stressful and doesn't pay well, but she won't quit until she finds something better. Later, Femi discusses his wife's work with his friends, expressing concern about her stress and low pay. His friends advise him to get a wife, highlighting the benefits of settling down. Tomeka returns home exhausted from work and traffic. Femi offers her a professional body massage, which she usually doesn't do, but he insists. He then goes to the mall to buy massage oils and other supplies, indicating he's serious about giving her a nerve-soothing massage. Tomeka's friend, Chichi, calls, and Tomeka mentions she's giving Femi a massage. Chichi, who is delaying marriage to pursue her PhD, expresses skepticism about marriage in general, citing a "dearth of responsible men." Femi is so relaxed by Tomeka's massage that he sleeps the entire day. Upon waking, he expresses his surprise and delight, praising her skills and admitting he doubted her. Tomeka reveals she was a professional masseuse in a top-class spa in Abuja. This revelation sparks an idea in Femi: he suggests opening a spa for her, allowing her to quit her stressful banking job, be her own boss, and have more time for herself and the family. Tomeka is thrilled and agrees, excited about the prospect. However, the new business quickly leads to new problems. Tomeka starts returning home late, sometimes without her phone, causing Femi to worry. On her first day, she had many clients, including an oil magnate and a senator, and she was excited about the business's success. She begins offering home services, which often pay more, and even travels to Calabar for a client, despite Femi's strong disapproval and concerns for her safety. He believes she should prioritize their marriage and family time over the business, especially on weekends. Femi expresses his frustration to his friends, regretting opening the spa. He laments that Tomeka is coming home even later than before, citing client demands and home services, especially to men. His friends warn him about the dangers of politicians and their influence. Femi confronts Tomeka, accusing her of nagging when she complains about her late nights. He reminds her that he set up the business for her to have more time, not less. Tomeka insists on running her business as she sees fit, leading to an argument about her "wifely duties" and Femi's concerns for her safety. She dismisses his worries and suggests he use the guest room, implying a growing rift in their marriage. The situation escalates when Tomeka leaves for an impromptu home service, leaving Femi without a cooked meal or his weekend massage. Instead, she assigns one of her staff, Amaka, to give him a massage. Femi feels disrespected and overreacts, expressing his frustration to his friends, who advise him to calm down and apologize. Tomeka returns home early one day, having made Femi's favorite meal. She excitedly shares details about her high-profile clients, including a senator. Femi, however, remains silent and then demands she stop home services and weekend work. He suggests she delegate these tasks to her staff or hire more people. Tomeka refuses, explaining that her top clients specifically request her services, and she cannot miss business opportunities due to his "insecurities." She also refuses to be "grounded" on weekends when there's money to be made. Femi warns her that she will soon have to choose between her business and her family. The conflict intensifies with Femi accusing Tomeka of sleeping around with politicians, which deeply hurts and offends her. In retaliation, Femi announces he is traveling to Delta State for a few days for work, implying he will be with "side chicks." Upon Femi's return, he finds no cooked food. Tomeka reveals she is in Dubai for seven days on a business trip with Senator Danjuma, whom she is on retainer with. Femi's friends find this humorous, but also advise him to apologize to Tomeka for his earlier accusations and to act fast to prevent their marriage from deteriorating further. Femi decides to take matters into his own hands. He brings in a female masseuse, Lola, to his home, booking her for two months and having her move into a guest room. He proudly introduces her as his special masseuse, chess partner, and cook, praising her culinary skills. He tells Tomeka she is now free to travel and run her business as she pleases, but warns her not to confront him in front of their guest. Tomeka confronts Lola, offering her money to leave, but Lola refuses, asserting her professionalism and telling Tomeka to resolve her issues with her husband. Tomeka, feeling tormented in her own home, confides in her friend, expressing her confusion and distrust of Lola's intentions. Her friend advises her to make a decision quickly: either focus on her business or her family. Tomeka decides to prioritize her marriage. She tells Femi she will "choke him with her presence" and orders Lola to leave. Lola, though hesitant, eventually complies. Tomeka then attempts to give Femi a massage, but her aggressive "tapotement" technique, which she describes as "beating and kicking," is painful and unsettling for Femi. Suddenly, Tomeka receives a call from Kemi Adetiba, the wife of the Executive Governor of Lagos State, requesting home service. Tomeka is ecstatic and prepares to leave, telling Femi to enjoy his meal. She then introduces Shalewa, one of her staff, as Femi's new personal masseuse, instructing Shalewa to be at his service whenever he needs a massage. Tomeka finds Femi and Shalewa holding hands during a massage. Enraged, Tomeka fires Shalewa and warns her to stay away from her husband. However, Femi immediately brings Lola back, stating that Tomeka is "back to not having time for him." Tomeka argues that she is a professional, just like Lola, and questions why Femi is uncomfortable with Lola's presence but not with her visiting other men. She accuses him of being a womanizer. The argument escalates into a physical altercation, with Tomeka slapping Lola and throwing her food away. Lola demands a new price for her services, or she will leave. Femi then attempts to go out with Lola, but Tomeka takes his car keys. In retaliation, Tomeka sabotages the water supply to Lola's room. Lola, frustrated by the escalating conflict, decides to leave, urging Femi to talk to Tomeka and resolve their issues. Femi, feeling overwhelmed, packs his bags and attempts to leave Tomeka. He tells her he is done talking and can no longer deal with the "toxic space." Tomeka pleads with him, swearing she has never cheated and expressing her passion for her work. She apologizes for taking his concerns for granted and promises to make amends, begging him not to leave. Femi, touched by her sincerity, forgives her, and they reconcile, affirming their love for each other.