Kenya, March 16 -- The Kenyan coast, with its endless stretches of white sand and turquoise waters, has long been a place where dreams collide with reality. For Juma, a young man born in a modest fishing village near Diani Beach, the shoreline was both a playground and a proving ground.
Like many "beach boys" along the coast, Juma spent his days weaving between tourists, offering boat rides, selling trinkets, and flashing a smile that could rival the sun.
His life was simple, dictated by the tides and the generosity of visitors. But beneath his easygoing conduct burnt a modest dream-one that would eventually lead him from the sandy shores to the marble halls of wealth.
His friend introduced Juma to Kiwanga Doctors, where he was given the marriage spell, the love spell, and Make Him Love Me. His colleague owned a high-end apartment in Diani.
Juma's story took a pivotal turn one humid afternoon when a sleek yacht docked near the reef. Among the passengers was Lucia, a striking woman in her late twenties, her elegance betraying a lineage of privilege.
He approached her with a view of having her stay be fun and could as well make his ends meet.
Little did he know that Lucia hailed from one of Madrid's wealthiest families, with roots in the coastal elite in Barcelona-a dynasty built on real estate, shipping, and political influence.
She had come to Kenya for a retreat, seeking respite from the pressures of her high society life. Juma, ever the opportunist, approached her group with his usual charm, and confidence from Kiwanga doctors while offering a tour of the hidden lagoons.
What began as a transactional encounter soon sparked something unexpected: a genuine connection.
Lucia was drawn to Juma's authenticity. Unlike the polished suitors she'd encountered in other parts of the world, Juma carried the raw energy of the coast-stories of the sea, a laugh that echoed like the waves, and resilience shaped by years of hustle.
Juma, in turn, saw in Lucia not just a ticket to a better life, but a woman who challenged his worldview. Their conversations stretched late into the evenings, moving from the beach to upscale restaurants along the shore.
Tongues wagged, of course. The beach boys whispered among themselves, some with envy, others with distrust. "He's just a hustler," they'd say, "playing the long game." In Lucia's circles, the disapproval was louder.
She had come with her family, and they were enjoying the world's number one beach.
Her family saw Juma as a trespasser, a man with no pedigree or prospects beyond the sand beneath his feet. But Lucia, fiercely independent, dusted off the objection. She admired Juma's spirit and saw potential where others saw only a stereotype.
Their relationship deepened over months, and with it came opportunities Juma could scarcely have imagined. Lucia introduced him to her family's business empire, not as a charity case, but as a partner with something to offer.
Juma had an innate knack for negotiation, honed from years of haggling with tourists, and a keen eye for untapped markets. With Lucia's backing, he ventured into the tourism industry, starting with a small fleet of boats that catered to high-end clients.
Juma went back to Kiwanga Doctors and was given a money spell, business prosperity, and security spells.
His intimate knowledge of the coast-its secret coves, its rhythms-gave him an edge that money alone couldn't buy.
The turning point came when Lucia's father, a shrewd but pragmatic man, saw the profits rolling in. Reluctantly, he offered Juma a stake in a coastal resort project, a multimillion-shilling venture that would cement the family's dominance in the region.
Juma seized the chance, pouring his energy into the endeavour. He married Lucia in a lavish ceremony that blended coastal traditions with the opulence of her world-dhows adorned with flowers sailing alongside yachts, drums echoing beneath chandeliers.
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Published by HT Digital Content Services with permission from Bana Kenya.