Unfortunately at the time of writing I have been unable to get my description of my time in Lagos with Monifa (Abimbola's sister) published, despite revisions, so I have decided to jump a few years ahead.
I ended up "marrying" both sisters shortly before my time in Lagos ended. I moved back to Oslo, briefly, taking my wives with me, before moving to London and then Marlow.
Skip forward several years and Monifa needed hospital treatment due being bothered by old wounds. As she was staying in London for treatment, her sister Abimbola was staying to keep her company while I childminded at home. This was the first time I had been without at least one wife since we married all those years ago. We had 3 children, Anne (18), Georgette (16) and Henry (12). The children hardly knew who their birth mother was. They had grown up with "Mama 'Bola" and "Mama 'Ifa". To them it was normal.
After I'd gone to bed on the first night I felt someone join me. I guessed it was one of the children feeling lonely without her mothers. I was right. It was Anne. Now I still slept naked as I always had done and as Anne snuggled up to me I felt a lot of bare skin, and then hair (you know where). Anne cuddled up tight with her body against mine and her head on my shoulder. I had mixed feelings about that. It felt lovely but it shouldn't be happening. All the children had joined us in bed at times, after nightmares, when feeling ill or when worried about something but they had always snuggled up to one of their mothers. This was so different. I held my arms around her and lay still, worried about moving, with an erection growing under the duvet. I wasn't after sex but it was a reaction to having a naked woman's skin against mine, even if she was my daughter..
Anne started to talk quietly about Mama Ifa and asking about her past injuries. When did they happen? How did they happen? Was it when we were together? What were they? And more. I didn't want to scare her off men and I answered all her questions as quietly and calmly as I could. I told her about her Uncle Anfani in Nigeria and how he had hurt his sister and caused internal injuries, how her grandparents hadn't helped and it wasn't until Mama Bola introduced us that Mama Ifa had left home and moved in with me and that I had paid for treatment. I avoided detailed answers on what the injuries were, saying that it left her bladder weakened and that was why she was in hospital now.
Luckily Anne accepted my answers and seemed to relax against me. That is when a hand brushed against my penis. A moment later it grabbed it then started to explore before grabbing it tight. She told me that she had learnt about "these" at school but she had never touched one before. Then she started to explore the balls and scrotum. She seemed fascinated. I didn't try to stop her. I just let her satisfy her curiosity. Once she had done that she then held me as she fell asleep. It took me a long time to sleep but when I did I had a wonderful dream about how I had taught my wives about men and how to satisfy them. When I woke in the morning I felt full of vigour. More so than I had for months of worry about Monifa's health. Anne had returned to her room.
I went down to the kitchen for my normal light breakfast of Norwegian goat cheese on crispbread and a large coffee. There was Anne making breakfast for her siblings. She turned from the worktop when she heard me approach, smiled and wished me a good morning. Nothing seemed to have changed. As she was cooking I agreed to have an English fry up. I'd have a light lunch instead. We all sat at the breakfast table missing 'Bola and 'Ifa. Anne got me to tell the others about Mama Ifa's injuries. They were all old enough to know a sanitised version of what happened to one of their mothers. She was only a few months older than Anne when it happened, which I pointed out. There were a few questions that I again answered age appropriately for a 12 year old. I could have told the girls a bit more but I didn't think Henry was old enough.
The day passed normally. I took the children by boat to The Ferry at Cookham for lunch, where we ate well. So much for a light lunch. The boat trip and lunch kept them occupied for much of the day. All was as back to normal as it could be with the women missing. No one asked me any more about Mama Ifa's injuries, just how she was doing in hospital.