Vera accepted the gift with joy and celebration;
"I don't even know how I feel. Brown Mauzo, you are everything I prayed for and more. Generational wealth. such a thoughtful gift. I know our kids will have the best future."
Now, this is where I come in. Why is a man like Brown Mauzo well and able to give Vera land while one of his baby mama's called Mama Lareesa was bitterly complaining about child support?
Well, my theories are below;
1. Brown knows where his bread is buttered and that means keeping Vera happy ( He needs her more than she needs him). While I have my suspicions that he didn't buy the land himself (unproven of course), this makes Vera look good and valued among her peers.
2. The other theory is that Brown just doesn't care that much about the other baby mamas. Why? Having a favourite wife has always been a fixture over millennia.
This is normal human behaviour. Men who have multiple wives or lovers will always have a favourite and Brown is just showing it in this case.
Terrence Creative recounts his days as a witch doctor