Whiteman lied, claiming he was alone for a private deal ,But he called his friends to sleep with me

Charity Wairimu was born and raised in Korogocho. As she grew up, people around her kept saying that the woman she lived with wasn’t her real mother. Eventually, Charity found the courage to ask questions. That’s when the woman confessed that she wasn’t her biological mother—she had found Charity abandoned as a newborn near Riverside and decided to raise her.

Life growing up was extremely difficult. Paying school fees was a constant struggle, and Charity eventually dropped out. After learning the truth about her identity, her adoptive mother began mistreating her. She started bringing different men into the house. One of them assaulted Charity when she was just 12 years old. He took advantage of her and threatened her not to tell anyone.

Later, Charity met a man and they fell in love. He was involved in criminal activities. She became pregnant, but before she could give birth, he died. She received a call informing her of his death and went to confirm it. After the burial, Charity returned to her mother’s house.

When it was time to deliver her baby, labor began at home. A friend helped her through the process. She didn’t even have baby clothes. Two days after giving birth, she was discharged. Fearing for her child’s safety due to the men her mother continued to bring home, Charity decided to move out and live with her friend.

One day, she was introduced to a new hustle in nightclubs. On her first day, she met a white man. After she shared her struggles with him, he promised to help her—claiming he didn’t expect anything in return. But it was all a lie. When they went to a room, two of his friends joined him unexpectedly.

Charity endured horrific abuse at the hands of those men. They did unimaginable things to her. She cried until she had no strength left to resist. After everything, they left without giving her a single coin.