Title: Number One Author: Kelvin Mlowe Characters: Raphael and Charity Themes: Love and Learning, Conflicts, Pain, Pride, Struggles, Hardship, and Abuse Settings: School, Village, Town, Seaside, Wilderness INTRODUCTION Number One is a story about Raphael, an ordinary young man whose life was filled with unique human qualities. He grew up in a small village full of rural culture and tranquility. In the mornings, he would wake up early to help his family with farm chores before going to school. During school hours, the day would pass by lively as he enjoyed sports and time with his friends. In the evenings, he would immerse himself in his studies, working hard to achieve his future goals. Among his friends, Raphael was a reliable and humorous person, always ready to help others and bring joy wherever he went. On the other hand, Charity's life was completely different. She was a unique fairy living in a magical world unknown to ordinary humans. But unlike her fellow fairies, Charity had a great desire to learn and understand the lives of humans. She had a unique sense of humor and kindness, always eager to help others. Whenever she visited humans in their world, she brought the power of love and light, touching the hearts of those she met. Their meeting was fraught with challenges and many trials, including isolation, ridicule, insults, and feeling worthless. But it did not deter them from moving forward.

The story revolves around a young man named Kelly in the village of Ilembula who commits a mistake that leads to significant disasters in the village. One mistake, if not addressed, can escalate into something far more significant than anticipated.