but its more embarrassing to crack a joke about it in presence of an elderly teacher. I was unlucky or may be the dog was lucky. That morning I arrived late, unfortunately Mr Paul was at the gate. Kama kawaida ilibidi nipige magoti (as usual i had to kneel down ) with other latecomers. Gafla bin vuu (suddenly), dogs appeared just right before us and started mating. Boys are always boys. We made comments and laughed. Mr Paul ignored our comments intentionally. Hio umbwa ya Mr Paul ikonaa... (Mr Paul's dog has...) was the comment that made him stop to ignoring. Nilidhani(I thought)I was lucky because I didn't make the comment. Other pupils were released to go to class except the 3 suspects which included me. Suddenly a miracle occurred before we were punished, Mr Paul's dog separated from the rest and went and stood next to Mr Paul scratching its bleeding mouth vigorously. I could see the shame in Mr Paul's eyes. Poor dog! The dog was not mating, a u-shaped bone had stuck in its mouth holding the molars tightly. The dog was in grave pain. I looked around, fortunately I found a long nail. I managed to convince them that it could help. While Mr Paul held his dog tightly between his legs. I inserted the nail between the u-shaped bone and pushed it up slowly removing the bone. I later released why Mr Paul was ignoring our comments.
NOTE
Characters are fictional in case you stumble across your name its just a mere coincidence.
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