⚠️This story contains themes and scenes that may be distressing for some readers, particularly those who have experienced: - Miscarriage or pregnancy loss - Emotional abuse or manipulation If you have been affected by either of these issues, please take care of yourself and consider whether you are ready to engage with this content. Reader discretion is advised.⚠️ Story description: Marang, a bright and ambitious college student, thought she had found her perfect match in her charming classmate. Their whirlwind romance swept her off her feet, but beneath the surface, her lovers' true nature slowly began to reveal itself. As time passed, his affection turned to indifference, and his words became laced with emotional venom. In a desperate bid to escape the toxic relationship, she found solace in an unexpected reunion. Will she find happiness within the unexpected reunion, or will the scars of her past linger? Dive into this poignant tale of heartbreak, resilience, and the power of second chances to discover the transformative magic of true love.

A clumsy and lazy girl called Nosipho went out to look for a job since she got fired from here previous job, only to meet a Man called Kwanele. Kwanele is a very arrogant, rude and very prideful, but he is very handsome and every girl wants to be his arms. THIS IS NOT MY STORY PLS DON'T COPY THIS STORY WITHOUT THE WRITERS PERMISSION.🫂🥺

Happiness is a rare feeling to me. My mother passed away when I was 7 years old. My father? Well I never got a chance to know him. My father owned a number of taxies, so every time he went to UMthwalume to check how his taxies were doing he would notice my mother going to work because she used to work at a post office. They pursued a relationship but my father's sister ( my aunt) never approved their relationship because she thought my mother was one of those amateur gold diggers. After a year or so my mom fell pregnant with me. My dad was happy because I was his first child. He used to visit mom very often after he discovered he was going to be a dad. My mother lived in a very unsafe place, which is one of the