from: Jenny Freya <jnnfreya@gmail.com>
date: Aug 3, 2025, 6:50 PM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
My dear friend.
How are you today? I like to be open, I am a woman that has seen life, I have been in the social circle for many years, It really does not matter one's age, color or achievement, what matters in our life is nothing but Care and expression.
This is the most important thing in life, to me the most beautiful thing created by God, is never seen, only felt in the heart, I have been hardworking all my life, i must think of something better, to enjoy my life and probably have a family ,maybe relocate and start investing in other things, Anyway i like to tell you little about me, My name is Miss Jenny Freya. 35 Years and i am from France but i residing in Dakar Senegal where i am working as a Senior Audit/banker in United Bank for Africa (UBA) here in Dakar Senegal and i lost my only daughter at age of 4 years.
My dear i was married before but my Ex Husband got married to another woman, which caused our divorce, but is ok, since he accused me of been so busy with my work and the bank and its accounting/auditing, that i was not having time for him, but he refused to understand that i was pursing a goal, i told him that soon i would resign and we will have enough time for each other but he was impatient, But is over between us, I am happy alone because I have everything i need, This is why I think of relocating to your country to get into investment, would you tell me more about yourself too?? I would like to know you better, what you really do and your position in your work, your marital status and your country of origin, I love to hear from you soon
Miss Jenny Freya.
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