“Stop Pretending to Care” — A Woman Finally Exposes a Friend Who Wanted Her Life Ruined

 

For years, Esther Achieng had believed in friendship as the strongest bond a person could have. She lived in Nairobi, in the Kayole estate, where life wasn’t always easy, but friends and community made the struggles lighter. 

Esther had a small tailoring business she started from scratch, and slowly, she had built a reputation for quality, honesty, and trust. 

Among the many people in her circle, one friend, Lydia, had always appeared supportive, encouraging her at every step and celebrating her small successes. Esther trusted her completely — perhaps too much.

Over time, strange incidents began to occur. Orders went missing, payments were delayed mysteriously, and certain clients canceled at the last minute without explanation. 

Esther initially thought it was bad luck or competition, but she couldn’t shake off the feeling that something was off. Her family noticed her anxiety, her energy drained, and even her customers remarked on how tense she seemed. 

What hurt the most was that every time Esther tried to discuss her concerns, Lydia was always there, pretending to offer advice, comforting her, and promising to help. But deep down, Esther felt a chill — a sense that her “friend” was not who she appeared to be.… CONTINUE READING.

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