I dropped Michelle back kwa mama yake, Wangare.
She didn't say much – just stood there looking at our daughter, then back at me.
“Thanks, Dennoh… for everything.”
I nodded. “Michelle, be a good girl, okay? Daddy will see you soon.”
She waved with her Elsa bag swinging. That smile… imekuwa tattoo kwa moyo yangu.
I hit the road again. Orders zilikuwa zimeanza kupungua – watu wa Nairobi walikuwa either broke or bored.
Then boom – ping!
Pickup: Garden Estate. Destination: Ruaka.
Msee mmoja anafungua mlango akisema,
“Bro, I’m running from my landlord. Usiulize maswali.”
Sema Adrenaline Uber!
Before I could even breathe, another ping – this time a couple from Kenyatta Hospital.
Guy aliona dem wake akiconnect na ex wake kwa DMs, sasa ako na heartbreak ya ICU level.
I told them,
“In my Uber, hakuna heartbreaks – ni vibes na healing only.”
By the time walifika Upperhill, walikuwa wamesmile tena.
Then… Nimo called.
It had been a whole week since I last saw her.
She’s the one who gave me this Uber life – one car, one chance, one heart.
“Spax,” she said with that soft but commanding voice. “I want you to change the car today. Use mine – the Harrier.”
Ngai. Harrier? Mimi? Nairobi?
She added, “I have court in Milimani. You’ll drive me there. Dress like a real man – suit, shirt, perfume....
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