Mrs_Sir

My people,
          	
          	I hope that you are all well and are gracefully easing into the New Year. 
          	
          	Firstly, I want to express my deepest gratitude for the love and appreciation you've shown for my work. When I shared my first book on this platform, I never expected such a warm reception—thank you from the bottom of my heart.
          	
          	Secondly, I'm grateful for the support you offered me last year when my work was stolen. Your words of encouragement were a soothing balm during a difficult time. Though I still feel some anxiety about sharing my work, I've placed my trust in God for healing and protection.
          	
          	Lastly, the purpose of this announcement is to inform you that I've scheduled inserts for the next three weeks, with two inserts each week. As I'll be returning to school, this means we’re back to regular programming. Starting in February, I'll post as many inserts as I can, whenever I can.
          	
          	Once again, thank you all for your unwavering support, and I wish you all a Happy New Year.
          	
          	With love,
          	Mrs Sir ❤️

Mrs_Sir

@Okuhlebawo we’re forging our way back mntase. Kicking and screaming but we will make it. 
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Mrs_Sir

@Lifeofaeswanobody by the grace of God, it will be. 
          	  
          	  Thank you for the continuous support mntase. 
          	  
          	  Wena Mrs Sodlaka 
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Mrs_Sir

@Sinikiweenhle thank you for the support mntase ❤️
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Mrs_Sir

My people,
          
          I hope that you are all well and are gracefully easing into the New Year. 
          
          Firstly, I want to express my deepest gratitude for the love and appreciation you've shown for my work. When I shared my first book on this platform, I never expected such a warm reception—thank you from the bottom of my heart.
          
          Secondly, I'm grateful for the support you offered me last year when my work was stolen. Your words of encouragement were a soothing balm during a difficult time. Though I still feel some anxiety about sharing my work, I've placed my trust in God for healing and protection.
          
          Lastly, the purpose of this announcement is to inform you that I've scheduled inserts for the next three weeks, with two inserts each week. As I'll be returning to school, this means we’re back to regular programming. Starting in February, I'll post as many inserts as I can, whenever I can.
          
          Once again, thank you all for your unwavering support, and I wish you all a Happy New Year.
          
          With love,
          Mrs Sir ❤️

Mrs_Sir

@Okuhlebawo we’re forging our way back mntase. Kicking and screaming but we will make it. 
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Mrs_Sir

@Lifeofaeswanobody by the grace of God, it will be. 
            
            Thank you for the continuous support mntase. 
            
            Wena Mrs Sodlaka 
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Mrs_Sir

@Sinikiweenhle thank you for the support mntase ❤️
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Okuhlebawo

You know I love you and your writing neh!? It’s no secret. Your books are on my reading list and it just dawned on me that I can’t go back and re-read them.  Do people who steal the hard work of others know the effect this has on all parties involved? Like there’s an entire generation missing out on your books and I’m really duncasted and annoyed. 
          
          
          Thank you for the chapters❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️and Thank you for sharing your gift with us. I can’t wait to walk into bargain books and find your books. 
          
          Merry Christmas

Mrs_Sir

@Okuhlebawo yho sbari, please don’t make me cry, ndisemsebenzini.
            
            I’m trying to work past the fact the trauma of finding out my work has been stolen because I want to share my work with the world and Witt people who enjoy abs support it/me. 
            
            Knowing, and living in fear that someone could gain riches on my hard work kills me and it’s honestly anxiety-inducing. As much as I’m posting, because I’m praying that God will not let what’s occurred happen to me twice, I’m paranoid. Constantly checking the net to see if more of my work has been stolen. 
            
            The Bargain Books wish, it’s also my dream and I continue praying to God on it.
            
            Thank you for this message, and the previous ones, for your comments on my work because you’re digging me out of a really dark hole. 
            
            Lots of love and Merry Christmas ❤️
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Okuhlebawo

I don’t know why I can’t answer on your post but my love take all the time you need. We will be here or anywhere you need us waiting to support you. 
          
          You’re a phenomenal writer and extremely talented never let anyone or anything take away your joy of writing. 
          
          Love you loads ke Sisi❤️ 

Mrs_Sir

@Okuhlebawo as usual, Wattpad unomona  thank you for the continued support mntase because I know how frustrating it is as a reader when an author stops writing or simply disappears. 
            
            I can’t begin to express my gratitude. 
            
            Nenze njalo nakwabanye ❤️
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Mrs_Sir

My people,
          
          I hope that you are all well.
          
          I decided to post chapter 22 this evening and my heart is literally beating out of my chest. 
          
          Pending on whether my anxiety gets the better out of me or not tonight, I may post more chapters as the week/month goes but no promises at this point .
          
          To those who steal our (read that as my work), may God heal your heart and I hope you know just how hurtful, selfish, and demotivating your actions are to us creatives. 
          
          With love,
          Wounded Mrs Sir 

Mrs_Sir

@KhosiButhelezi I missed you. Welcome back, Nono. 
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KhosiButhelezi

@Mrs_Sir Aaah maan. We are grateful for the chapters 
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Mrs_Sir

@VuyisileNdlovu thank you mntase. Feels good (and very scary) to be back. I have missed you all too… 
            
            Way too much ❤️
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keamo0409

Morning sisi , I hope you're well . Ubuya nini ? I miss re-reading your books

sinelizwi001

@Mrs_Sir whenever you’re ready to publish just know you still have a fan in me ndizohlala ndikulinde ngomonde. ❤️
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Mrs_Sir

@sinelizwi001 mntase I know but yeye kunzima no lies.
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sinelizwi001

oyhini khawuzicenge we have nothing to read.
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dayimani_

@Mrs_Sir Nana let’s go to the Maldives for the rest of December. Andazi njani, but we will! Bazo understand(a) pha kwa employment. You deserve it, lol!❤️

iam_valerieee

@Mrs_Sir Yes mama, do that.
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Mrs_Sir

@olwethu_dayimani @iam_valerieee I’m thinking of going to Amazon Kindle. 
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iam_valerieee

@olwethu_dayimani  I totally get what you mean! When I first started working on my drafts, which are still gathering dust in my folders, I was super tempted to self-publish them, thinking everything would turn out great. But then reality hit me, and I realized it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. It’s way too easy for your work to get stolen, and there’s not much you can do about it. I came across this app called Visionary Writing, and it sounded amazing at first, especially with how they claim to credit authors. But honestly, they really take advantage of writers, and sometimes you don’t even get paid. Maybe going with Amazon Kindle is the better route. It might take time, but your name will eventually get out there, and your audience will find you :)
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