“Well, I didn’t mean
to sound like a pounding child, but hey a girl has to miss her man, more
especially when he had gone away for more than two weeks.” I said this as we
joined the path that led from river into the village. As I was gracefully
walking I felt a pain on my back when I looked back I saw a tree branch swing
vigorously and I realize what hit but as I turn I lost a balance because the
path was slippery as a result of the rain that had been pouring down endlessly.
Luckily enough no damage was down to my beautiful calabash for when it fell
down the ground grass welcomed it with such care. I was forced to go back to
the river to fetch water again but during this whole incidence I thought I saw
a wicked smile on Dinny or maybe because of the pain I was feeling I was
starting to hallucinate.
I have been best of friends with Dineo, Dinny as I fondly
call her, ever since our childhood, she was the confident one and I was the
pretty one. We had always hated our labels, I wish I was as confident as her
and she wished to have my beauty but that was beyond our altering. I trust
Dinny with my life and she too trusts me, well, I believe she does. And Modise,
the love of my life, I came across him when he accompanied Dineo’s lover one
summer evening at our village river bank where Dinny was to meet with her
boyfriend, Tshephiso. We sat together as we waited the two lovers to finish up
their cozy chat and touches. And that’s where my love relationship with Modise
started. It was two years ago and since then Dinny and her boyfriend has broken
up and she been nagging me that I should give up on Modise since he is her ex’s
best friend which means it is going to be easy for him to break my heart but I
told her not my Modise. After that conversation, Dinny started to give Modise
cold gestures, it hurt me inside since she was like a sister to me and I knew
that Modise was the man for me.
To be cont'd next week... Come next week for more...
Tswana Word of the Day: English Translation:
Dumela Hello
Tip:
When addressing an adult, you usually say 'Dumela Mma' for women or 'Dumela Rra' when addressing men.
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