Madifako didn't think that she would ever need to contact Magwaza in this lifetime ever again but she was now desperate and besides Maggy is pushing her to it. As she was calling her gangster friend Trevor got back to the car and told Madifako that they were leaving; he was fuming because suddenly Mbali's story does not add up because she claims she is 3 months pregnant and the last time he saw her was 6 months ago.
Trevor drove like a maniac back to Madifako's place. It was pretty evident that he actually desperately wanted a baby and matter of fact was prepared to take two wives in order not to lose having a relationship with his unborn child. Madifako almost felt sad for him but remembered that his polygamous intentions were brought to her attention by Mbali which is a clear red flag because it means now that she has agreed to be his wife, more women are still going to pop up in their lives which is a clear recipe for disaster because Madifako cannot imagine sharing her Trevor with other women.
When they got to the house, Trevor started releasing his frustrations about Mbali to Madifako and usually this is the part where Madifako throws a fit but this time around she had to keep calm in order not to anger Trevor and to keep him focused on Mbali probably until after tomorrow because she has Maggy Mudau to deal with. In order to hold her peace, Madifako decided to prepare a hearty meal for Trevor and plot her next move. As she was cutting and chopping Trevor said, "Baby, please allow me half an hour to get some fresh air, I am going for a drive because I cannot think straight."
He left without giving Madifako a chance to respond and she was more than happy to have him leave because she needs to call Magwaza.
The phone did not ring twice and the scary husky voice said: Beverly-Ntho-tse-lovely what a lovey surprise?
"Hi Magwaza, I need your help."
"It's either someone is about to die or is dead already...which is it?"
"Neither, I don't play that game anymore. I just want to ruffle feathers."
"You know the price has gone up right? Feathers go for 7.5"
"No problem, where do we meet for a brief?"
"Tomorrow, same time same place Bev...It's been a while Bev. I can't wait to see that round bottom of yours."
"See you then."
Madifako was shaking like a leaf, she hates being cornered and Maggy is not playing fair. She was going to put an end to this whole thing once and for all. As she hung up she notices that she has a new message from Maggy and bloody woman is changing the meeting place to Trevor's place in Ladanna. "Who the hell is this womn? And how does she know so much about Trevor?" Feathers will not be ruffled here they will be plucked!
Wednesday 15 January 2020
A Love Nest in Limpopo (17)
"Uyangijwayela wena Trevor (You are disrespecting me Trevor). You sweet talk me to come to Polokwane only for you to come to me walking hand in hand with another woman? Is this the cowardice behavior I heard about Limpopo men? Sorry sisi (sister), I don't know who you are in my man's life but he and I have been together for two years now and we are having a baby. I am here to discuss the plan of informing our parents about the pregnancy and arrange for lobola negotiations...Hey wena (you) Trevor is this the Tsonga polygamous issue you hinted that we should talk about when I got here? Haibo imihlolo ka James?! (Amazing)"
Madifako wanted to respond to so many things that Mbali said and probably terminate Trevor for the dog he clearly is but reminded herself that she is here as a spectator in Trevor's drama and decided to let him face the situation alone. She quickly remembered that she needs his phone to delete Maggy's message and thought this would be the perfect time to ask for his phone to 'make an urgent call' whilst he is distracted because he clearly was not expecting Mbali to react this way and he looked flushed and embarrassed.
"Excuse me, Trevor may I make a quick call on your phone I forgot to load airtime earlier and pass me the car keys as well please, you'll find me in the car."
Trevor did not hesitate to give Madifako the phone and keys which he probably appreciated the time he will have with Mbali without Madifako present.
Madifako walked out of CoFi into the car and searched for Maggy Mudau's SMS; she found and deleted it. She thought to actually save the number under a pseudo name and block the number just in case Maggy decides to call Trevor. Her mind was racing in all sorts of directions and Mbali's reaction and what she said made Madifako's anger rise to levels beyond control. It's pretty clear that Trevor was two-timing her all along.
She put that thought on the back burner and decided to send Maggy an SMS from Trevor's phone and scheduled a meeting place and time. Fortunately Maggy responded immediately confirming her availability for the next day 8pm at the Peter Mokaba Stadium parking lot. Madifako gave Maggy an alternative number to communicate to because this was supposedly a 'work number', the number she gave Maggy was her other number and she needed to cut communication on Trevor's number and luckily Maggy fell for it. To make sure that Maggy will not be sending smses to Trevor she blocked her number and hoped for the best.
Madifako didn't think that she would ever need to contact Magwaza in this lifetime ever again but she was now desperate and besides Maggy is pushing her to it. As she was dialling her gangster friend Trevor got back to the car and told Madifako that they were leaving; he was fuming because suddenly Mbali's story does not add up because she claims she is 3 months pregnant and the last time he saw her was 6 months ago.
Madifako wanted to respond to so many things that Mbali said and probably terminate Trevor for the dog he clearly is but reminded herself that she is here as a spectator in Trevor's drama and decided to let him face the situation alone. She quickly remembered that she needs his phone to delete Maggy's message and thought this would be the perfect time to ask for his phone to 'make an urgent call' whilst he is distracted because he clearly was not expecting Mbali to react this way and he looked flushed and embarrassed.
"Excuse me, Trevor may I make a quick call on your phone I forgot to load airtime earlier and pass me the car keys as well please, you'll find me in the car."
Trevor did not hesitate to give Madifako the phone and keys which he probably appreciated the time he will have with Mbali without Madifako present.
Madifako walked out of CoFi into the car and searched for Maggy Mudau's SMS; she found and deleted it. She thought to actually save the number under a pseudo name and block the number just in case Maggy decides to call Trevor. Her mind was racing in all sorts of directions and Mbali's reaction and what she said made Madifako's anger rise to levels beyond control. It's pretty clear that Trevor was two-timing her all along.
She put that thought on the back burner and decided to send Maggy an SMS from Trevor's phone and scheduled a meeting place and time. Fortunately Maggy responded immediately confirming her availability for the next day 8pm at the Peter Mokaba Stadium parking lot. Madifako gave Maggy an alternative number to communicate to because this was supposedly a 'work number', the number she gave Maggy was her other number and she needed to cut communication on Trevor's number and luckily Maggy fell for it. To make sure that Maggy will not be sending smses to Trevor she blocked her number and hoped for the best.
Madifako didn't think that she would ever need to contact Magwaza in this lifetime ever again but she was now desperate and besides Maggy is pushing her to it. As she was dialling her gangster friend Trevor got back to the car and told Madifako that they were leaving; he was fuming because suddenly Mbali's story does not add up because she claims she is 3 months pregnant and the last time he saw her was 6 months ago.
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