#633 The desperation in her voice broke me apart. Yes, this woman had once broken me and Luyolo apart, I still hated her with every thing in me but no one deservs to suffer. Me:Wendy what happened to your previous job? Her:after I left Luyolos company in East London, I worked at a law firm in Durban. I was their financial lawyer and ndisebenza kakuhle. Me:then what happened? Her:I went on mertanity leave so they found a replacement. Then ndathi xa ndibuya, my place was taken permanantly. Kwavela nalento yoba ndine criminal record which made things worse. A slow tear escaped her eye and she quickly wiped it away. Her:I tried other places but I was very unfortunate, couldnt even get a recommendation letter. Me:when did this happen? Her:months back..my daughter is five months old. Ndimshiye ezilalini nomama. My possessions were taken because I couldnt pay my bills, ndiphila ngemali yegrant kaLwakho. Utata wakhe utshatile, akafuni kwanto edibanise nathi. I kept quiet. Bendingaz nyan ukba ndithini mna. Her:ndiyakucela Mrs No-... Me:call me Zama...Zama khumalo please. She just nodded. Me:ndizothetha noLuyolo. Her:akazuvuma. Me:its his house too. Her:I really need the money. Cela andicingele, please torho. Me:Im not promising anything. She nodded. Me:uhlalaphi ngoku? Her:kweza shacks zaseZwide. Me:unayo imali yokugoduka ngoku? Her:ewe. Me:ukutya? She shook her head. Yhuuu ayakhubeka intliziyo yam maan. Ndanendawo ezbawela ulila. I got up and went to fix her something to eat and drink quickly, ndamnika. Her:enkosi. She smiled and then ate. I went upstairs, ndomthathela imali then I checked up on Luyolo and the kids. They were playing in the game room. Me:baby did you check their nappies. Luyolo:ewe. I changed them. How far are you with the interviews? We miss you. Me:Ill be done just now. I blew them a kiss then I went downstairs. Wendy was done eating. I took her tray to the kitchen. Me:thatha ke. Uzokhwela apha and buy some food. I gave her the money. She greatfully took it, oko endibonga. Her:enkosi kakhulu sisi. Me:no problem. She took her little handbag and rushed out. I could only imagine what she was going through. I interviewed two other people, I couldnt seem to find the right person. Oko inqondo yam ibuyela kuWendy maan. I then called Debonairs for lunch then called Luyolo down with the kids. We sat in the lounge, ndafaka i-underground heater then we watched T.v I took Thando, sahlala sonke. Luyolo:you found someone? Me:no. Maybe ngomso ke. Luyolo:0kay. The door bell rang. I got up and went to get it, it was our pizza. I paid and thanked the guy then I dished out for us. I got the remote for the gate, ndalvala. I doubt besisazo phuma. We ate, I breastfed my babies too and they all started falling asleep. We took them to bed, took a fleece blanket and sat in the lounge, cuddling. Me:baby. Him:mh? Me:0ne of the ladies I interviewed today...nguWendy. Him:Wendy?...the only Wendy? Me:ewe. Him:hehake baby. Why ungaxelanga ngexesha efika ke? Me:bendimamele istory sakhe mntwam. She really needs the job. Him:akazuwfumana kodwa Mimi. Me:she has a fatherless daughter. Him:even if she can have a pussyless daughter andikhathali mna. She ruined my life...our lives Mimi. We dont need her. Me:atleast get her a lousy position in your company. Him:no baby. Ubungamfuni mos lomntu. Me:she is desperate. Cingela umntana kd. Him:hayi Mimi. I dont want Wendy anywhere near the Nondywanas. Can we not discuss it. Me:I pro-... He smashed his lips onto mine, silencing me. Him: promises are meant to be broken. He sucked on me. Him:and the promises weve made to each other come first. Asifuni kwaslingo apha. I tried to say something but the words ended up between our lips. We let them have their own conversation, both our eyes firmly closed and our heart beating rythemically...
Posted on: Thu, 25 Sep 2014 07:33:17 +0000
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