CHAPTER VI
Mrs Williams held hands with her husband as she prayed for God's protection over him. She was an ardent prayer warrior, which was evident in the way she was sweating profusely, beseeching the Almighty as though he was on her husband's payroll.
Ever since the day her husband came home and told her about the criminal who had vowed to see his end on this day, she had fasted and prayed.
Mr Williams was the rock of the family, and the lackadaisical manner eith which he broke the news coupled with the fact that it seemed not to give him any emotional strain helped her to bear it in kind.
The news had been communicated to children, who had been advised not to let anything of the matter become public knowlege. But in a place like our beloved country, the press manage to get their ha
