Adeola Ray

I proposed to her, and she rejected me. But later, she told me she liked me so much that she would do everything to ensure I got a girlfriend. Within a month, she suggested two of her friends who were both ready to date me. I said no. The following week, she introduced me to a lady from her church and said, “Her family is rich. She will pamper you if you say yes.” I said no. All this while, I thought she was testing me to see if I truly loved her and would choose her over all those girls. So anytime I said no to a lady she suggested, I added that she was the one I wanted, not those ladies. Just a few days ago, she showed me a lady’s photos. Her name is Vanessa, and she lives in the UK. She showed me their chat where she had sold me to Vanessa as the best man she had ever met. Vanessa asked, “You don’t think he’s a heartbreaker?” She responded, “If he breaks your heart, we will curse him together.” I laughed at the message. She said, “This is your last chance. Decide, and let’s move forward.” From the photos she showed me, Vanessa looks like everything I love in a woman. And the fact that she seemed excited about the possibility of us dating was also a bonus but I said, “No, I don’t like her. If I can’t get you, then it’s fine.” Since then, she has been calling, sending me videos of Vanessa and screenshots of texts showing that Vanessa is waiting for my call. She said, “Just one call and you two are together. I’m doing all this because you’re a good person, and I don’t want you to end up with a bad lady. Vanessa is good for you.” So yesterday, she sent me Vanessa’s number. The number is sitting on my phone, and I keep looking at it, asking myself whether I should call or not. What if this is a test and I fail? What if the whole thing is a prank to see how deep my love for her goes? If I don’t get her, then Vanessa is equally a good option but how do I know she’s genuine about this offer? And if it’s a prank, how do I defend myself from it?