My Siblings And I

Not a Tiller-Gyado by blood but definitely by continuous affirmation; not to mention that fierce attitude. Despite having been adopted at the tender age 0f 4, Iyoma's relationship with her family is airtight and she would chest anything to protect their pride. Thanks to her 'smile less, work more' philosophy, she comes across as a tad bit unapproachable and believes her brother Tivdo is the only one that really gets her. 

Iyoma plays quite a significant role in hedging his father affair with Diana and finds it somewhat difficult to not blame her mother for what she considers weakness and self-respect. Love might just be the one thing that extends her looking glass, who knows?!