Death is an inevitable debt everyone must pay. Some pay theirs in the prime of life while others do so when they become old and gray. At whatever time the death bell tolls, one must exit this life and leave loved ones behind to mourn their loss.
Now that you’re alive reading this article, I’ll like to ask you this question: do you think it is wrong for your best friend to marry your husband or wife when you’re gone?
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While you ponder on this question by putting yourself in that same shoe, let’s look at an E-mail we got recently from an avid reader of this column who pleaded anonymity but wants an answer to a bugging question in her life:
Dear Ọmọ Oódua,
I had a friend who I consider more of a best friend. We’ve known each other since childhood. She passed away awhile back, like four years ago and now her husband wants us to have a serious relationship that will lead to marriage. They had two children. I visit his home regularly to see the kids because I’ve come to love them. Now I think my friend’s husband is seeing me as a mother figure to those kids. I don’t know what to do. Is it wrong for me to marry him?
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