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2 Pip

Lesedi won't talk to the priest and this thing is haunting her.

Perhaps your doctor can help her.

Karabo just called me.
She said she doesn't want this to get ugly.

It's too late for that. Things got ugly the second she left Thapelo and me.

Sphe's carrying my child.
That makes her part of our lives.

I agreed to be your second wife, not to share your wife's baby's pics!

This smells like ladies' perfume, and not the one I use. I know it's that woman's.

We managed to get a dozen long-stem roses and the champagne he requested.

- You said you're calling from where?
- Bouquet Garni, ma'am.

Any suggestions?

- Yes, maybe...
- You bastard!

That's his head right there.

If that's his head, where are the feet?

Where are you looking?
Here's …show more content…
You're doing the right thing!

Namhla, so tell me...

who will pay the fees?

- You're father?
- Don't worry, my child...

Please could you step out - give us some space.

Thank you!

I was saying, don't worry.

We don't need him. This is an investment in my child, Namhla's, future.

You see,
I'll pay for it myself.

No, Mom. I...

Good for you.
That's what a mother should do.

You see, in this family - the Diales...

you were always the smartest.

- It's only right that...
- I'm not going back to school!

What are you saying?

- But last year you said...
- I know! It's just...

I'm not in the right frame of mind anymore.

So what will happen now?

You want to sit at home, while we take care of you?

Hey? That's not going to happen!
You're out of line.

You're not going to waste your talents like this!

- I'm not saying I...
- No!

No!

Do you want to end up like me and your uncle?

Working in a shebeen?

Lucy, let the child speak!

What's the use?
She'll just think the worst of me anyway.

Of course!
Because you're foolish!

You see?
You never trust me to do things on my own!

- Nothing I do is good enough for you!
- Hey, you!

Hey, I'm not done!
Come back here!

Great-Uncle Moroka, this is a
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