Kenyan Woman Recounts Day Kilimani House Owner Caught Her and Male Friend Who Lied He Owned the Crib

 

A Kenyan lady on TikTok has recounted a heartbreaking experience she underwent after a friend from her school invited them to his posh Kilimani home, only for them to discover it wasn’t his. A woman recalled how she was chased from a Kilimani home. The photo has been used for illustration purposes only. The lady with the username @misswendy said they never doubted the boy at first because he was a member of the prestigious group of schools. His resume and how they knew him made it easy for them to buy his narrative of owning the two-bedroom house that had a swimming pool in Kilimani. How woman was tricked by man in Kilimani house She said that on arriving, they were met by a good-looking palatial home which the guy said was left to him by his mother, who moved to the US. "It was so hard to doubt him. I mean, the house looked good, and we could not doubt anything he was saying," she said. The lady recalled seeing a fully stocked refrigerator from which they proceeded to cook its stick, including chicken and sausages and spoiling themselves with other snacks. Miss Wendy, who said they stayed at the house for close to a day, said they had just come from the swimming pool and were relaxing in the sitting room in bikinis when someone knocked at the door.What she had to do to leave the house A woman and a young lady appeared and seemed dazed at their presence while angrily asking who they were. "She was asking who are you? What are we doing and you know we were in bikinis. And you can imagine the guy was in the other bedroom sleeping alone," she added. To her shock, one of the ladies was the guy's aunt, and the other one was his sister and turns out even the chicken and snacks we ate belonged to the sister. "The aunt locked the door and ordered us to wash all the utensils and the house, and mind you, the boy hosted some people previously. She then went and took the duvets and sheets and added them inside the washing machine. We suffered," she further said. 

by  Amondi Aroko