Studying the handwriting on the envelope, his eyes lit up in recognition. But then a frown crept across his… — Odafe Atogun
Studying the handwriting on the envelope, his eyes lit up in recognition. But then a frown crept across his face and he wondered how a letter simply marked TADUNO—no last name, no address, just Taduno—managed to reach him in a nameless foreign town.
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