Yeah, as the title describes, have you been Opportune to experience it, I guess you might be wondering what am I talking about.
I was expecting to receive an item from a friend, I was amused when she said she had sent me some money, uh! It felt weird this babe sent me money without my consent I mean, who does that. I never requested any, the last time I checked, she's not a philanthropist, nor is she buoyant financially. She sounded so convincing on the phone, as she had said she was only trying to reciprocate my good kind gesture towards her over the years.
In as much as I knew something was fishy, I decided to give her the benefit of the doubt. on opening it, behold before me š¤, It was money like, but weird, it was there, and then, I knew I have been deceived into believing it was real. š
The picture below is what it looked like.
It looked like Japanese yen, but it wasn't money. It was chocolate wrapped with printed money.
It's my first time seeing this type of chocolate, have you ever seen this before?
I was curious to feel what it tasted like, so I decided to take a bit. The taste wasn't bad for the weird packaging, it tasted good.
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So, in response, I told her I received it, and the money tasted delicious, and I wouldn't mind if she could send me some money again. So, guys, what would you have done if it was you?