The Kisumu City Market was usually a place of calm chaos. Vendors shouted, customers bargained, children ran between the stalls, and the smell of fresh fish and vegetables mixed with dust and diesel. But that Friday afternoon, the usual noise became a roar of shouts, insults, and chaos. In the middle of the tomato aisle, two men were rolling on the ground, fists flying, with a crowd gathering around them.
Their names were Julius Owino and Dennis Otieno, both in their early thirties, both rugged and strong, both desperate. And the cause of their fight was none other than Madam Felicia, a wealthy businesswoman in her late forties, famous in Kisumu for her beauty, sharp wit, and deep pockets. Everyone in town knew Madam Felicia as the sugar mummy who drove luxury cars, owned prime properties, and had a taste for younger men—but nobody had ever seen two of them come to blows over her.…CONTINUE READING
