Woman in Kisumu Steals From Best Friend People Wakes Up To Her Eating Grass in Her Backyard
Woman in Kisumu Steals From Best Friend People Wakes Up To Her Eating Grass in Her Backyard
I never thought I could stoop so low. I had always considered myself a kind, ambitious woman living in Kisumu, surrounded by friends I trusted. But greed and envy found a way into my heart.
My best friend had just received a small inheritance, and she used it to buy beautiful things furniture, clothes, even a new phone. Every time I saw her smile with what I considered “her spoils,” jealousy festered. One night, I crossed a line I will never forget.
I stole some money and valuables from her house while she slept. At the time, I felt clever, even justified in my mind. “She has enough; I deserve a little too,” I told myself. I hid the items carefully, thinking no one would ever know. That night, I went to bed feeling triumphant.
But triumph soon turned into horror.
The next morning, I woke up not in my bed, but outside in my backyard. Confused, I tried to move, only to realize that my knees were scraping the ground.
When I looked down, I saw grass in front of my mouth, and instinctively, I began eating it. I tried to scream, but no human voice came out only guttural bleats escaped. Panic consumed me.
I scrambled to my feet, but my balance was strange, my body uncooperative. It was as if the world had transformed, and I had been punished physically for my greed.
Neighbors gathered, watching silently, shocked and whispering about curses or black magic. My family rushed out, unsure how to help. Someone suggested I call famous doctor, the spiritual consultant known for handling mysterious punishments.