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Surviving High School.

Reads 47,072
Votes 1,828
Parts 86
Time 10h 6m

Reads 47,072
Votes 1,828
Parts 86
Time 10h 6m

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Yandise-okuhle Mthethwa...

The only daughter of Mhlengiwezwe and Nandipha Mthethwa. The princess of the family. The only sister of 6 brothers. The heiress to the Mthethwa wealth. About to go to Rosèry Private International School.

Ntando Majola...

The only son of Maxwell and Asomeleze Majola. The Prince and soon to be king of Umhlab'uyadibana kingdom in the Eastern Cape. Goes to Rosèry Private International School. 

Two kids, both from wealthy backgrounds. Both privileged. Both known around the world. Both always seen on tv with their parents. Both known as entitled, egotistical kids due to how they are portrayed in public. Both similar and yet both are different. Both connected in many ways and yet both unknown to one another. 




This is the story about two rich kids in high school and how they deal with life on tv, Life at home, BEING TEENAGERS and how they tackle problems thrown at them. Will they find comfort in each other and grow together or will they tear each other down and crumble at the world's harshness ? 




Read to find out...




I'm so sorry for the slow updates. Bare with me please /ᐠ｡ꞈ｡ᐟ\ ✿All Rights Reserved

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The Mthethwa Clan

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Season 2
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