Free mind

Risk

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I know I promised an update in a week and know it's November but it's here and it's very interesting 🫣

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Ayanda
After Ayanda, Ankali and Zahara finished cleaning the kings slumber chamber, they all were requested to return back to their respective huts and wait for Amahle to take them to the river to bathe.

A few moments later

Amahle arrived at Ayanda's hut with a line of women with cloth wrapped around their bodies which did not cover their waists, standing behind Amahle. They were all quiet, no one but Amahle spoke.

"You have 5 minutes intombazane." Yelled Amahle.

At the sound of Amahle's voice Ayanda immediately ran outside already in her white garments and her beautiful curls were down.

Everyone was stunned by Ayanda's natural beauty and couldn't keep their eyes of her.
Ayanda attempted to elegantly walk to the back of the line but failed miserably. Embarrassed she hung her head low all the way to the river.

As they reached the river they came across a few palace guards who had just finished bathing.

"Is she new?" One guard asked Amahle pointing at Ayanda.

"Yes she is." Amahle replied.

"After the Royal procession, send her to my chambers."

"Yes sir."

The man walked over to Ayanda and whispered, "You'll be mine tonight intombazane." He then walked away leaving Ayanda petrified. This incident made her want to run away even more.

A few moments later (again)

After bathing all the girls went to their respective rooms to change back into their regular attire.

Trumpets, drums and all other sorts of instruments were blasting loudly throughout the Kingdom of Omuhole loudly followed by the cheers of the crowd. The King was back from his visit to South West Africa and formed an Alliance with the Kwanyama people.

Ayanda attempted to blend herself in with the crowd whilst slowly walking towards the palace gates. Once she a short distance away from the gates, she ran only to be met with the gaze she didn't think of ever seeing. Immediate fear was plastered across her face.
She took the risk know look at her circumstances.

"Stop right there." Ordered the King. And with that all Ayanda's dreams of being free came to a halt with one sentence uttered by him.