Interduction Monologue

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Scribbling around in the muck on your hands and knees.

That 's not a good look.

Xolelwa.

I don 't blame myself!
I blame Lebo!

She sold me!

It 's like it 's happening now...

Where is she?
Is she okay?

Sphe is pregnant.

Look, I know it changes things, but not between us. We 're perfectly fine.

- Have some tea.
- Thank you, but you really didn 't have to.

I wanted to.

It 's so lovely to have you back.
Living in this house...

full of men. No ways.

I 'd like us to have dinner at Bouquet Garni tonight to celebrate the good news.

Dr Mokoena said I shouldn 't do much and that I should rest.

I spoke to her. She said as long as you don 't overexert yourself, you should be fine.

It 's still early days.

If the media catches on...

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