DISCLAIMER: NONE OF THE PICTURES USED BELONG TO ME. coming from a good home, yet she's obsessed with finding a gangster lover. maybe a happy ending exists in the gangster world, maybe just dirty money and death. with a determination to find her "one" in a whole different world that it the opposite of who she is, she seeks but will she find? I won't spoil it for you, just read.

Yamihle Dlamini a young Xhosa independent woman born in Cape Town recently moved to Durban after being forced to marry her bestfriend's older brother called Busani Bhengu a arrogant intimidating young Zulu businessman

Its not your typical arranged marriage story.

Abandoned at a young age Zethu is left to fend for herself and her brother. Her ultimate goal is to trap a rich man and provide a good life for her little brother, Sicelo. A battered and bruised billionaire falls in her lap and she succeeds in making him fall head over hills for her but obstacles arise. Obstacles like a wife with a family who is determined to destroy her cheating husband. Zethu's past and heritage comes back to haunt her just as she is about to secure her man but she is determined to live the way she wants no matter how painful her past, present, or future may be. Just as her dream of a comfortable life is slipping away from her, she is presented with a solution. Polygamy. Will she accept? And if she does what lies in store for her? All of a sudden her picture perfect fantasy is destroyed but she has to persevere to make sure her brother becomes something in life. As the old people like to say, "The woman carries the knife by its blade." How deep will Zethu allow the blade to cut?

Life is unpredictable and not very fair to everyone. Things don't always go as planned but they sometimes happen, sometimes they don't. In certain cases you always have to make decisions that will benefit you and you later have no choice but to face the repercussions of the decisions you made in the past. Life is a circle of happiness, sadness, winnings and losses so in everything you do, you ought to learn from the mistakes you made.