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The narrative centers on Adora's tumultuous marriage to Chike, a man who openly despises her and frequently subjects her to emotional and physical abuse. Chike’s disdain for Adora stems from the circumstances of their marriage, which he views as a forced arrangement to settle a debt owed by Adora's father to his own father. He repeatedly tells Adora that he never loved her, never invited her into his home, and only tolerates her presence due to this debt. He goes as far as to call her a "debt guinea" and expresses his wish for her to leave, even suggesting she collect her bride price and "zoom away." Adora, despite the constant mistreatment, attempts to be a good wife. She tries to cook for him, clean the house, and fulfill her wifely duties, but Chike rejects her efforts, often telling her she "can't cook" and questioning her "wife material." His verbal abuse is relentless, often escalating to physical violence. Adora confides in her mother, Mama, about the abuse, but Mama offers little sympathy, instead advising Adora to endure the marriage, citing that "love is luxury, but duty comes first" and a good woman "builds a home." Mama emphasizes that marriage is "for better, for worse" and that Adora should focus on having a child, as "a man will only see you as his wife when you have given him a child." Adora eventually discovers she is pregnant. She shares the news with Chike, hoping for a positive reaction, but he responds with anger and calls the baby a "demon" and an "unplanned burden." He questions what he will "inherit" from the pregnancy, further highlighting his lack of affection and his perception of Adora as a mere commodity. Despite Chike's cruel reaction, Adora finds solace in the thought of her unborn child, promising to love and protect it. She tells the baby that her love will be enough for both of them. Adora's friend, Cindy, is a stark contrast to Mama. Cindy is fiercely supportive and repeatedly urges Adora to leave the abusive marriage, emphasizing that marriage should not be a "do or die" affair and that no woman should endure such mistreatment. Cindy worries for Adora's safety and the well-being of her unborn child, offering her a place to stay. The situation takes a tragic turn when Adora suffers a severe physical assault from Chike. Cindy finds her in distress and rushes her to the hospital. While there, Adora's mother arrives, but her initial reaction remains focused on the family's honor rather than her daughter's suffering. The doctor reveals devastating news: Adora has lost the baby, and tests indicate she had been unknowingly taking strong abortion pills. Cindy immediately suspects Chike, recalling that he had given Adora pills, claiming they would make her and the baby strong. This revelation confirms Chike's malicious intent and his active role in the loss of their child. Upon learning about the abortion pills, Adora is heartbroken and enraged. She confronts Chike, who feigns ignorance and attempts to dismiss her accusations as a joke. Adora's mother, witnessing the extent of Chike's cruelty and the loss of her grandchild, finally expresses regret for her previous advice and apologizes to Adora for prioritizing societal expectations over her daughter's safety and happiness. She acknowledges that she was wrong to tell Adora to endure and declares that Chike will suffer for his actions. Adora, now resolute, decides to leave Chike and the toxic marriage. Cindy continues to be her unwavering support, helping her to move on and find peace. The narrative concludes with Adora reflecting on her past, accepting that she deserves better, and looking forward to a future free from abuse. Chike, left alone, attempts to reconcile, but Adora firmly rejects him, reminding him of his past cruelty and the irreparable damage he caused. She emphasizes that she has moved on and will never forget or forgive him for killing her unborn child.