Insert 53 WHAT IS SHE DOING here,I dont need this drama right now I have enough drama at school. Its Sophie its been a while Ive seen her shes so different. So thin I had rumors once that she has TB but I couldnt care less. She smiled at me and I gave her a faint smile. Sophie:Molo. Me: MaMa unoNdwendwe. I shouted and went back to my room. As I said before discipline is one thing thats not in my genes. Especially if youd did something to hurt me. Your age is just a number to me. I still think that everyone’s life, no matter how unremarkable, has a singular tragic encounter after which everything that really matters will happen. That moment is the catalyst,the first step in the equation. But knowing the first step will get you nowhere,it’s what comes after that determines the result. I lay in bed think about stuff, I just feel tears strike after thinking about everything Ive went through. WiTHOUT telling anyone, that make me that arrogant girl who felt much better after she says something rude and laugh her ass out about it. I played Westlife through my phone and cleaned my room. A while later I go out to have breakfast oko ndizulisa. I get there Sophie is gone, my mom is crying. I pretend I dont see I make my self egg and beacon. IF EVERYTHING REALLY does get better, the way everyone claims, then happiness should be graphable. You draw up an X axis and a Y axis, where a positive slope represents a positive attitude, plot some points, and there you go. But that’s crap, because better isn’t quantifiable. Anyway, that’s what I was thinking about in Math on Monday morning while Mrs Halkwos reviewed the graphs and Long division. Well, that and how much I hate math class. Simo someone called, derailing my train of thought. It was Halkwos. Me: Yes miss. her: You not here where are you? Me: uh..uhm actually I was thinking about that sum you doing, I think I can do it. I lie, I hope she wont say I must do it. But she explained it yesterday so maybne if she says I must do it. Ill try. I shrugg. Her: come try it then. Damn! I stand up and make my way to the board. Her: Take your time. I try to do it. Her: you made a slightly mistake but you tried. Mxm I go to sit down, I sigh silently at least I dont get Detention for not paying attention in class. ITS BREAK and I have to meet up with Lilitha and practise the dialogue. We said wed meet at the library so I go straight there. I get there and his waiting. Him: You late. Me: Sorry. Is your Girl friend okay with this? Him: Girlfriend? Me: yhea Zikhona. Him: hahaha hayi ayo cherrie yam leyha. I decide not to say anything. Theres something about people, that Ill never get, wanna know what? People would always worry about other peoples businesses and end up telling lies that way . Which causes more drama in some peoples lives. People think that a liar gains a victory over his victim. What I’ve learned is that a lie is an act of self-abdication, because one surrenders one’s reality to the person to whom one lies, making that person one’s master, condemning oneself from then on to faking the sort of reality that person’s view requires to be faked. The man who lies to the world, is the world’s slave from then on. There are no white lies, there is only the blackest of destruction, and a white lie is the blackest of all. I mean to think about it my readers YOUVE ALSO LIED ABOUT SOMEONE OR ABOUT SOMETHING!! Litha: Simo. BOOM my train of thoughts is meshed again. Me: LoL so yha. Litha: Ndenze I notes ke. Like cube card for wena. Mna I know my lines. Then thoughts trail in again that I havebt read Whitneys kiss at home. The book is about. Whitneys first kiss is an experience she will never forget. It all seems so perfect,Crazy about a boy called Lucky his lied and his grade and ish but shes still inlove with him GIRLS THOUGH but her favorite teacher, Mrs. Pillay, warns her that there is another side to the thrill of teenage life. She soon encounters this other side first hand,the pain of loss, the stab of betryal and the bitterness of rejection. She comes face to face with the reality of HIV and AIDS, and finds herself having to make some difficult and life-changing decisions. I can say we really learnt a lot from it, especially me Ill never forget that book, I know it by head. Litha: Dude you too quiet. Me: Me quiet neveer! Litha: (he laughs out loud) masiqale ke Yizangapha come this way I want to show you my secrete place We start and it goes fine wethu. But when he touched me, my heart almost popped out. This play was just too much for me. Litha: Why you shaking, you scaring me.? *I hope you guys learn new stuff from every insert *
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