“Well, let’s put it this way;
If his de^ath is not clearly traced to a pre-existing medical condition, witnessed accidental event or some other compelling coincidence, it is enough to make May Edochie paranoid. Even Yul himself.
It’s not easy to maintain a level head when a visitor who came to take your husband is having children while you’re losing yours.
Even myself would be paranoid.
You only know your true state of mind regarding certain things when they happen to you.
On the flipside, if indeed it is a coincidence, the second wife will face a very unfair and uphill task of establishing her innocence in the minds of many. Perhaps even Yul Edochie himself.
Yes, even in happy and united homes children d!e, but polygamy, at the very least has complicated this particular de^ath, because ordinarily, Yul who is supposed to be a pillar of support to May (and her own children) at this time, even as a co-griever, was already a source of heart-ache which she is yet to overcome.
There are so many unintended dynamics which Yul’s second marriage has brought to this and we cannot ignore that, even if his son’s de^ath is coincidental.
De^ath of a child can task even the happiest marriages, not to talk of a union that was tethering on the brink.”
