Thank you.

I don't know what I would have done if I were in her shoes. She was brave to have returned it, considering their current financial situation.

I like that twist at the end. It was all a coma dream. Sarah is alive and fine.

It's Lichess.org, not Lichness. I noticed the typo error several times in the story. We had a friendly match and I don't want to take a video because I got burned so bad it should not be filmed 📹 Nah.

Thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu.

Typical plot of Nollywood movies. Maid gets jealous of master's daughter, causes chaos. Ha-ha. I'm glad they took her back to the hometown where she belongs.

Not all politicians are greedy. We should learn not to categorise all of them as corrupt and selfish.

Let's play a quick casual. Discord - quincykristoffer.

I think you need to learn openings. You also need to learn how to find checkmates. There were many missed opportunities.

The best way to overcome our fear is by facing it. She did that and it became past tense. The lesson here can be applied to several aspect of our lives.

It becomes easier to have empathy for others when we step into their shoes. I'm glad he eventually got to see that his mom was doing a lot even when it didn't seem like so at first.

Scientists and researchers actually train people that become doctors, under the title of "teachers." Anybody can be a teacher. A doctor can teach other doctors too. "Teacher" is just

Okay. When I have enough RC, I'll send a screenshot/gif to illustrate.

At the 1:21 mark, the best move would have been Rxd7 instead of Qxd7, leading to a checkmate via either Qc8 or Rd8. Too many wasted missed before that too.

Glad you enjoyed it. This story is a very personal one. Except that it wasn't with jollof rice.

You would never understand the depth of someone’s pain until you’ve walked that path yourself. I can totally relate to this. Personal experience. Losing a loved one is something that can't be explained

Those words he said to his mother, harsh, yes, but were the truth. I'm glad he got a job finally. Things would begin to change from there.

I'm wondering what must have made Sheila leave. Perhaps she was influenced by her family.

The museum scene reminds me of one twilight zone episode where a guy was in a loop, meeting the same girl each time. Side note: The story feels rushed, so I couldn't see the connection between them. It

Yes, I understand that it's not a bad move, it simply wasn't deliberate.. Looking back, I realised I played better, more deliberate games before this. I and my opponent must have been drunk 😂 Thanks.