Akyeaa: Chapter 3
Akyeaa: Chapter 3
by safohen'Hello' she said drowsily.
'Counselling session in one hour at your place' replied Fosuaa.
One hour later, the two sat across from each other, seated on traditional stools, in her living room.
'Isn't this usually done in a counselling hut or something?"
'I thought that being in your own home would help you to loosen up and talk with me. Also, I don't have a counselling hut yet.
They sat in silence for one more hour, occasionally broken by the ticking of a wall clock.
'Alright, I'll go first' sighed Fosuaa. 'How do you feel about being abandoned in the middle of a forest by your parents?'
'Not much really because I've forgiven them'.
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