Keesha
I'm sitting next to Yolanda and we're having small chats , Mvelo went upstairs to take a nap he hasn't said anything to me ever since he got here with Qaphelani , I kinda feel bad for what I said to Lunga he's probably going through alot and I'm just adding to it.
"everything will be fine, okay" Yolanda
"yea, I just feel bad... I just wanna apologize and get over with this" Me
"just know he's not going to get over it anytime soon even if you apologize, he'll still have that for some time" Yolanda
"you're right hey, I'll apologize anyway before I leave" Me
"when are you leaving?" Yolanda asks while taking the packet of chips on the sofa heading to the kitchen
"right after the wedding, I have school the whole of next week" Me
"you leaving with Mvelo?" Yolanda
"I don't think so, my cousin is in town so I'll leave with him" Me
She comes back with ice cream and two spoons and she sits next to me and gives me the spoon
"which movie do you want to watch?" Yolanda
"I'm not a movie person hey" I say with a faint smile
"oh that's okay" she says playing Jheine 'promise' and decreasing the volume
"so what are you going to wearing on Saturday?" I ask
"well I'm not sure hey, I'll only see my dress tomorrow, I wanted a mini traditional dress" Yolanda
"haa Yolanda how? You're about to be Mrs Khoza, a mini dress o don't think the uncles will be happy about that" I say bursting in laughter
"I'm joking, I can't be wearing that" she laughs
"girl" Me
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Later that day Mvelo came to my room to speak about what happened but we ended up arguing like married people. Qaphelani said we can't share the same bed that would be us disrespecting his house so Mvelo left to Durban North. I don't mind staying here especially with Yolanda around, she's such a nice person
I took a shower about an hour ago, I'm now sitting in this bed looking out the window the gorgeous view I take my phone and I take a picture what a day
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Zimpande Zamathonga (unedited)
General FictionThingo is a city girl that has been constantly hearing whistles from people she can't physically see; since the age of 7. 10 years later her father takes a decision of cutting home schooling and he takes her to a secondary school where things change...
