The Middle Daughter

After Udodi died, the family thought their troubles were over, but they were wrong. When Nani, who's seventeen, lost her sister and dad one after the other, her life got really tough. Caught in grief, Nani finds herself isolated and misunderstood by her mother and sister. In the midst of her misery, she is drawn to a preacher who claims to have a direct line to God. His promises of belonging and understanding offer Nani a glimmer of hope. He seemed to offer her hope and a place to belong. But the more Nani got involved with him, the more she drifted away from her family. As time went on, Nani grew apart from her family, who were once very close. She ended up in a bad marriage where her husband treated her badly. She loved her children, but she was scared to leave because of them. Still, Nani knew she had to be strong and find a way out of her situation.

With bravery and determination, Nani started to find herself again. She faced her fears and learned to trust in herself. In the end, she realized that she could overcome anything, as long as she held onto what mattered most to her.