A Kenyan woman named Agnes Maina has opened up about how she lost her husband to her younger sister.
Speaking to TUKO.co.ke’s Yvonne Kawira, the mother of three said that she grew up in abject poverty and never got a good education due to lack of fund.
She recalls how a man she randomly met on the streets befriended her when she was younger, impregnated her over a period of months then went silent on her.
Having no one else to look up to, Agness began to sell fruits by the roadside to save just enough to buy her child’s clothes when she gives birth.
“He was pretending to be on the same page with me but he left me when I needed him the most. When I was due, I gave birth on the floor of my grandmother’s house,” she recalled.
Agnes said that her struggle to fend for her child, drove her back to the street to sell fruits when her child was only a few weeks old.
“That is how I met a man who took a keen interest in me. He would make sure he bought a piece from me. He would tell me that he did it for my child and I trusted him. He then suggested that we move in together because he wanted to marry me and I agreed,”
Agnes says that her husband was okay at the beginning but soon after he demanded that she gives birth to his own child if she was to continue being in his house. She agreed and got pregnant.
However, as soon as she got pregnant, he started to change and act differently towards her older child. He would show obvious favouritism but she persevered.
“When I got pregnant with my youngest and requested my younger sister to come and help me take care of my kids. She agreed but what I did not know was that my husband would take an interest in her. Shortly after my sister got pregnant too and moved out,”
Agnes did not know that this was her husband’s baby and so when her sister gave birth she went to visit her. It is then that she heard her sister’s baby cry, that Agnes decided to tend to the baby.
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