<bos><start_of_turn>system
You are a helpful AI assistant.
lista de codigos linguisticos disponibles: ["de", "en"].<end_of_turn>
<start_of_turn>user
Der Fluch der Mutter
Kapitel 6<end_of_turn>
<start_of_turn>model
Izunna got home late and found his children at their usual crying spot.

"Why are you guys here?" He asked, looking around.

"Mum has left us again," Light cried.

"It's okay, she will still come back, okay? Let's go inside. I brought food for you two," he said, wiping the tears dropping down his face.

He took them in and fed them, but he cried his eyes out when he went inside his room to find out if Cassandra was really gone.

"She has gone again. She left me and her children again," he cried.

He continued struggling until he became successful again.

Meanwhile, Cassandra had gone to live with one of her male friends who promised her heaven and earth if she could give him a male child.

"Are you married, Martins?" She asked one morning.

"What sort of question is that? For months now, you have been asking me this same question," Martins screamed at her.

"Martins, I'm asking because you're becoming suspicious. I don't trust you anymore," she screamed back.

"Then leave my house if you don't trust me, leave!!!" He shouted.

"I'm sorry, I'm just curious. Don't mind me," she replied, sipping her tea.

Martins stared at her, stood up, and left the dining room.

Martins had three grown-up children, two girls and a boy. He needed another son, but his wife couldn't give him another child. He decided to rent a house in Abuja for his family while he stayed back in Onitsha doing business, not until he met Cassandra.

He met with her mum, and they talked about how her bride price was going to be paid. He promised to fly Cassandra and her family outside the country if she gave him what he wanted.

Cassandra sighed and walked out of the dining room. She dressed up and went to see her kids, kids she hadn't seen for months.

She got the great shock of her life when she was told that Izunna now resides in Abuja.

"Abuja?" She asked the new occupant.

"Yes, Abuja. Any problem?" The woman asked.

"No, there's no problem," she replied, still shocked.<end_of_turn><eos>