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04/06/2026

Down The Street
#100

At Jenna`s house...

Jenna fixed her hair and reached for the baby`s diaper bag, she picked up the baby and kissed him before walking out. Her phone rang...

Jenna: Hello?
Mother: Have you thought about it?
Jenna:Yes mama,I don't want my child to use his name. He is fine using my last name. I want to have him in my name.
Mother: Are you also going to take him with you to the new surname of your husband when you get married?

She sighed and leaned in the car, putting down the bag. Then she put him in his car seat.

Jenna: I just don't get what the big deal is, MJ will still get his inheritance even if he uses a different surname, as long as he is his son he will get his share if anything happens-
Mother: I wasn't thinking that far, just thinking about him, your child. You lose nothing by letting him have his father`s name
Jenna: (sighed) I am not bitter or anything, i just want my son to use my name. You are always siding with men.
Mother: Ok ngwanaka. I was just saying.
Jenna: Ee mma. I am meeting him; he wanted to see him for a few minutes, and we decided to do it at the mall where we can buy him clothes.
Mother: Okay my baby.

She hung up and put the baby in his car seat then she got in the car and drove off.

At the airport...

Kemmy and Dee walked out dragging their bags and headed to the rental car park, where they signed in and got the car keys. They put their bags in and reversed out as the security lifted the barrier...

Kemmy: From here i just want to lay down and sleep for a good 3 hours.
Dee: After not sleeping for days, you really needed to
Kemmy: (laughed) I just couldn't stop looking at myself, it doesn't feel real, I felt like a Caribbean girl.

She updated her status, then checked Mogomotsi. It had been weeks since he updated his status or even said a thing. Was he okay? Normally she would know he is doing okay by sharing even things about sports and his favorite teams or something about business or farming; he was completely silent. Is this what boundaries felt like? She sighed, Dee turned and looked at him, she flushed a smile and put down her phone before putting her hand across and touching his junk...he got hard at her touch...

Dee: Should I pull over?
Kemmy: (laughed out loud) Are you crazy!? No!

They laughed as she caressed his thigh with her glittering engagement ring. Minutes later, the gate slid open and he drove into the garage...

She stepped out and sighed smiling, looking at her house, part of her still could not believe she had lost all these...she could hug her whole house right now! After what happened with Kesego, she was not sure she was ready to let this be part of the marital property. This was a very special house...if ever there was a divorce she would definitely lose this. After all she went through...

Dee carried on walking in front of her and reached for her hand, she put hers on his and he led her to the bedroom where he cupped her face and kissed her as they fell on the bed and...

About an hour later she walked him to the car, she leaned in and kissed him as they both smiled, she followed the car and waved him as he drove off.

She took a deep breath and sighed standing at the gate looking at her house, it finally set in, she had lost all these, her workers gone...her gardener, that lady loved her job, worked like a man and provided for her babies. Hopefully she can still find her and give her job back. The pool lady too, only now did she notice how much she made sure no male had access to her daughter by hiring ladies only...
She walked out the gate and casually walked past the first yard, this was Mrs. Hillary, she was never home. She glanced at the couple across the street; they were never home too. Had a lodge in the delta and stayed there most of the time. She noticed a lady driving out of the rented house for Mogomotsi. Must have been the tenant...

She smiled and waved, the lady stopped and smiled as she rolled down the window...

Her: Hi
Kemmy: Hi, my name is Kemmy, I stay (pointed) just down the street...

She got out of the car and shook hands with Kemmy...

Her: My name is Mosong, we just moved in...but not fully because i am working my last week, i had served a notice. I am a nurse, i found a job at the private hospital so i will be moving here...
Kemmy: Oh great, i am happy for you.
Mosong: Thank you. God you have hips (held back) I am so sorry

They both laughed out loud...

Kemmy: (laughing) Its ok
Mosong: I have been told to stop thinking out loud.
Kemmy: (smiled) Well i like people who think out loud...and thank you for the compliment, it means a lot when a beautiful lady tells you something positive, kana we always think beautiful people think highly of themselves (they both laughed) How old are you? Aren't you too young to rent a house this big though?
Mosong: Oh, it's not mine, it was for my babydaddy`s daughter, but she had complications during birth and passed away. He is keeping the house for the grandbaby; we are just staying in it while putting the money together for the wedding and eventually buying our own.

Kemmy: Oh...you are Michael`s mother?
Mosong: You know me?
Kemmy: I am the mother of the first child.
Mosong: Oh...

There was silence as they both smiled awkward...

Kemmy: (sighed) Well, i stopped you because i wanted to ask for the gardner`s number
Mosong: I will ask him about it, we just moved in so i dont know a lot of things.
Kemmy: Okay, thanks
Mosong: Thanks
Kemmy: Bye
Mosong: Bye

They both walked away, then Mosong turned around and looked at her...

Mosong: Hey!

She turned and looked at her.

Mosong: I am sorry about-what he went to jail for-and for the loss of your baby girl. It's amazing that you went through all that and walked out beautiful and cheerful. I would have never known by just looking at you, it's motivating.

Kemmy smiled, looking at her and gulped...

Kemmy: I decided to start living, I am glad I am doing well and it shows. (picked her hand) I got engaged 3 days ago...
Mosong: (smiled) Congradulations...(showed hers) I wore this last week after he paid magadi...he believes engagement is paying magadi so he put it on me in front of our parents.

Kemmy walked back and they hugged, smiling...

Kemmy: This explains why he is silent, kante ba bua nnete happy people are busy being happy out of social media

They laughed out loud and hugged.

Kemmy: Congratulations...I am happy for you.
Mosong: Thank you, I am happy for you too neighbor.
Kemmy: Yes neighbor, see you around
Mosong: Bye

They both turned and walked away. Kemmy received a message.

Mogomotsi: Hi, there is something we need to talk about. When can we meet?
Kemmy: I am home all day.
Mogomotsi: Can i come over at 2pm?
Kemmy: Sure
Mogomotsi: Great, see you then
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18/05/2026

Down The Street
#77

At Kemmy`s house...

Kemmy took a deep breath and yawned, rubbing her eyes...

Kemmy: What about her?
Mogomotsi: I am up for...teaching her lesson, i am angry enough to and yes i know after learning her lessons he will take her school very seriously, but is the baby safe?
Kemmy: I think so, she moved into the storeroom in the yard i am renting at. It's not really a storeroom, but they used the room to keep building material because they are renovating other apartments here. I guess they cleared it and cleaned it.
Mogomotsi: How is she doing?
Kemmy: I am not mentally prepared to care about her at this moment. Allow me to breathe. If you really feel bad, then maybe invite her in. It will even be better; Jenna can babysit both babies and you can make twins.
Mogomotsi: (sighed) You mad angry...and its okay...
Kemmy: Am I wrong?
Mogomotsi: of course, not...listen, you have every right to be angry, and you can stay angry for as long as you want, i was just worried and i couldn't sleep.
Kemmy: Well, i feel like i need to stop putting anyone before myself, and right now i only care about me and what i want, Kesego will worry about her baby the same way i worried about her when she was young. Maybe that will teach her a lesson.
Mogomotsi: (sighed) Okay
Kemmy: Only life can teach her, i tried, i raised this girl well, i not blowing my own horn but i raised her well, and you did well...if she wanted to, she would be in school and here running the business with you on holidays.
Mogomotsi: Okay, you are right.
Kemmy: Don't let guilt make you spoil her even more.
Mogomotsi: You are right, i am sorry. Never mind
Kemmy: It's okay, i have to get back in bed
Mogomotsi: Did i wake you? I thought you were reading, i know you read late at night.
Kemmy: No, I was in bed.
Mogomotsi: Alright

At Mogomotsi`s house...

Meanwhile Jenna got up, she could hear him speaking with a low voice, her heart pounded and she gulped as she quietly approached...

Mogomotsi: Ok, get back to sleep then...goodnight.
Jenna: Who are you talking to?

Mogomotsi turned around and hung up looking at her, then he got up and walked towards her...

Mogomotsi: Its Kemmy, i couldn't sleep, i was worried about Kesego.

She just stared at him and sighed folding her arms as she headed back to bed, he joined her and laid next to her. He slowly reached over and put his arm over her hip. She got her phone and walked out as Mogomotsi sighed and laid on his back putting the pillow over his face.

At Kemmy`s house...

Kemmy walked back in the bedroom and closed the door as Dee played a game on his phone. She put the phone aside and got in bed.

Kemmy: Did i wake you?
Dee: Yeah

He put the phone aside and let her settle in as she put her head on his chest.

Dee: Who was it?
Kemmy: Mogomotsi
Dee: Is it normal for him to call at this hour, and if it's an emergency which is okay, do you have to get out of bed to go talk somewhere else?
Kemmy: I didn't want to wake you.

Her phone rang; she turned and picked up.

Kemmy: Hello?
Jenna: How long will you do this?
Kemmy: Do what?
Jenna: Can't you just stay away and allow us to enjoy our baby, your child is an adult for Christ's sake, there is nothing else to discuss at this time of the night....do we really have to fight for a man? It's not the 90`s, why do i have to tell you to stay away from a man when you can do that on your own? Didn't you tell the world that this man r***d you, what victim chats with her ra**st-

Mogomotsi got the phone and hung up.

Mogomotsi: That's enough, I called her...why would you do that?

In Kemmy`s house...

Meanwhile Dee sighed as Kemmy put away the phone; she looked at him wondering if he heard that.

Dee: I am assuming that`s Mogomotsi`s girlfriend?
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16/05/2026

Down The Street
#76

At Kemmy`s house...

Kemmy stepped aside and glanced at Dee...

Kemmy: I will fine you inside.
Dee: Okay

He walked into the house and closed the door as Kemmy turned around and looked at her.

Kemmy: Yes?
Kesego: (smiled) You are staying here? Is this where you are renting or are you visiting a friend?
Kemmy: It's my house, why are you here?
Kesego: This was the only house i could find with my budget.
Kemmy: I see.

There was an awkward silent moment as Kemmy waited...

Kesego: The helper is packing things
Kemmy: Okay, let's have ground rules. You will not be getting or staying in my house, i came here because you chased me out, it showed that you don't need me, i have peace within my house and i would like to continue like that until i find another house.
Kesego: It's not uncle Khumo`s child, he never really pene-

Kemmy: this...this kind of talk is why I am trying to stay away from you. It's not about that, even if it's not his child, you still had feelings for a man I was with, o thodile and I don't think you understand that there is no coming back from ruining your mother`s wedding. I don't trust you, I will never trust you. I wasted 19 years of my life raising you, I made sacrifices even you can never make for your own child, what I did to put food on the table, nana you will never do for your own child. I know I never told you this, but I never thought you could fail, i never expected you to fall pregnant, i thought teenage pregnancy was for girls without mothers or whose mothers were never open, i thought failing was for students with depression who couldn't afford certain things, I thought if a parent works hard their kids turn into something important. After 19 years I realized that a child will be who they want to be regardless of what you do for them.

Tears filled her eyes as she looked at her carrying her baby...

Kemmy: Look at you, homeless, though both of your parents gave you houses worth over a million. Your father might be a lot of bad things but he is a great father, he put you in the boardroom, put your training and showed you how to make money. You still went ahead and became this...i hope one day you will know how lucky you were. I have a visitor, bye
Kesego: Bye

She watched her mother walk back into the house and close the door. Loneliness set in as she cleared her throat and headed back to the house.

Once inside, the helper was done making her bed, she lay the baby down and lay next to her...

Helper: What did mama say?
Kesego: (forced a smile) She says the baby is beautiful.
Helper: She is. I am preparing soft porridge for you, then you must bath and sit in salt water,
Kesego: (looking at the helper) Thank you.
Helper: For what?
Kesego: For trusting that I will pay you. I promise I will, even if I must sell my things.
Helper: It's okay, for now just focus on the baby...
Kesego: Okay.

The helper carried on with soft porridge.

In Kemmy`s house...

Dee stared at her as she pulled out her t-shirt and sighed, joining him in bed. He didn't ask anything, he just put his arms around her as they spooned on the bed. He kissed her neck and sighed...

Dee: (softly) Want to talk about it?
Kemmy: (sighed) I wouldn't know where to start.
Dee: Or i can ask questions until you have found an angle
Kemmy: Okay
Dee: Why is our daughter renting a storeroom? Does Mogomotsi know his grandchild is in a storeroom?
Kemmy: We both gave her houses; she sold a 4-bedroom house with a quarter at the back for 15K
Dee: Excuse me?
Kemmy: and the other house has been leased, they paid ahead, so she cannot kick them out, she would have to refund them, and they are white people, they would definitely sue her. I never told you this but, the baby she is holding might be my ex`s

Dee frowned, confused further...

Dee: I am lost
Kemmy: She and my ex...
Dee: That's sick, are you sure he didn't mo**st her? Kids dont-
Kemmy: She made moves on him; it doesn't excuse him, but she knew what she was doing. I lost my baby that night...her being a product of r**e never bothered me, when i saw her i saw my baby, but this...it made me realize the importance of getting rid of the pregnancy from r**e. Maybe it's because she comes from that, maybe that's why she doesn't feel my pain the way a normal daughter should.
Dee: Or maybe she is just childish. Children can sometimes have crushes on adults, its adults who are supposed to say no, my niece once sent me a message telling me she has a crush on me, i was 23, she was 14, i told her I can't do that...i told her she is my brother`s daughter and so she is practically my daughter. Last year she called me on father`s day crying, thanking me for rejecting her,
Kemmy: She was over 18
Dee: So? Maybe she is delayed; maturity is not a one size fit for all. I am not saying forgive her if you are not ready, time will heal you and maybe one day you will consider it. He had the power to reject and guide her; he chose otherwise. Trust me, a lot of men have stories they never told anyone of young girls that had crushes on them, but because we are brothers, we are uncles, we know the limits and we know that they are just kids being stupid. There is nothing like a girl child is more mature than a boy child, they are all stupid in their own ways. I personally give grace to people who make stupid decisions under the age of 25; your brain fully matures at 25. That's when the prefrontal cortex is fully developed, and a human is able to make better decisions.

She looked at him and smiled...

Kemmy: Cortex what? (they both laughed out loud) I understand what you are saying, but this one needs a reality check.
Dee: (kissed her) I am sorry about what you went through.

Her phone rang, she reached for it, it was Khumo. They had not talked since that day...

Kemmy: Hello?
Khumo: Sorry for calling this late, Kesego was just here and i kicked her out.
Kemmy: You are telling me because?
Khumo: Because she had baby with her and said its mine, i never pe*****ted h-
Kemmy: Can you people stop making me picture things i am trying to get over! What is the point of telling me this
Khumo: So that you know the baby is not mine, I regret hurting you; we both contributed to this breakup. No one is innocent, but you deserve to know that I didn't sleep with your daughter and that's not my kid.
Kemmy: Goodbye Khumo.

She hung up and sighed.

At Mogomotsi`s house...

On the same night Mogomotsi tossed and turned, then he quietly got off the bed and walked out with his phone. He sat on the couch and glanced back, just to be sure...then he dialed Kemmy.

At Kemmy`s house...

Meanwhile Kemmy and Dee lay asleep in each other`s arms, her phone forced her head off his chest as she reached for it and picked...

Kemmy: (sleepy) Hello?
Mogomotsi: Sorry for waking you, I am worried about the baby, a mme re dira sente? I mean the baby, our grandchild.

Kemmy got off the bed and walked out as Dee turned and looked at her as she lowered her voice talking to someone.
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15/05/2026

Down The Street
#76

At Khumo`s house...

Kesego: So, are you going to deny your baby?
Khumo: I didn't cum, i didn't even go all the way, that's not my child, get out of my house.
Kesego: It's your child, I didn't get my period after sleeping with you.
Khumo: How many times do I have to tell you? I didn't even pull my thing out of my boxer briefs. I didn't pe*****te you.
Kesego: I was wet when you got off me
Khumo: You were wet, i didn't cm on you. That's not my child, you need to think about any other person you might have slept with, i would have never relaxed knowing there was a possibility of you carrying my child.

The lady who opened the door earlier walked past them with her bag as her car keys, Khumo hurried over and blocked her way.

Khumo: Please don't leave, that's not my child.
Her: (lowered her voice) That's not even the disturbing part, if that's your age, if that age range is what you find attractive it's my daughters i must worry about.
Khumo: I didn't tell you about this because it was out of character for me, it was a mistake and she practically forced me into this. Force is a bad word but she...i never found her attractive until she asked to meet, please don't judge with my past mistakes. I have since worked on my boundaries.
Her: what makes you so sure you didn't father her baby?
Khumo: Because i never pe*****ted her, i was afraid to, i thought id hurt her, i am sorry for being graphic but i was rubbing myself against her and i don't have precum, i am not one of the guys that have precum, you know that, you have given me a bl***ob before you know nothing ever c**s out unless i am cumin. (sighed) Please get back...please...

She sighed reluctantly, then she turned back and headed to the bedroom as Kesego waited.

Khumo: Listen, you need to go back to your house or wherever you are staying, that's not my child.
Kesego: When i check on my app it showed that i was ovulating, that's why the morning after pill didn't work
Khumo: Maybe it didn't work because you were already pregnant. I have been having s*x for a few more years than you, i don't go shoot straight for s*x. I am not a little boy i don't pe*****te that quick, because I know it's not mine, i know for sure you had s*x with someone days or weeks before that...

Kesego sighed thoughtfully and looked at the baby as her stitches began stinging.

Kesego: I feel like it's yours....it has to be yours
Khumo: Is it mine or do you want it to be mine?
Kesego: You were the last person i had s*x with
Khumo: Again, i didn't pe*****te you, who was before me? Cause clearly, it's not mine.
Kesego: (less confident now) It has to be yours.
Khumo: I am willing to do a DNA test, and if it's not my baby, you are going to refund me.

Kesego stared at her baby`s nose and sighed with a long face.

Khumo: I will call you tomorrow, but you are not sleeping here.
Kesego: OK

She got up with her baby and walked out as Khumo waited, as soon as the car drove out, he pressed the gate and it slid closing. He locked the door and hurried to the bedroom.

In Kesego`s car...

Minutes later, she reached the traffic lights and lifted herself a bit adjusting the pillow on the seat. She took a few heavy breaths and sighed as she slowly settled; she made faces as the pain of stitches ran through her body.

Helper: Are you okay?
Kesego: Yes, I will be fine
Helper: You should be lying down.
Kesego: I am trying to find a place to stay; no one wants to help me.
Helper: Can't you find just one room? The baby needs to settle down; one room's rent ranges between P650 and P800 depending on the quality. Ones that go for P650 are usually in...fair hoods...if you have more, we can find a better neighborhood, the one room might even have a shower outside. You need to rest; your stitches will tear.
Kesego: I don't have money
Helper: You have very nice things you can sell.

She glanced at the helper and gulped emotionally...

Kesego: Thank you...i didn't think about that. Let me try to sell my laptop.

The lights turned green and she proceeded.

At Kemmy`s house...

In the evening, Dee drove through the gate as a car parked in front of the one room the landlord was using as a storeroom...

Dee: Is there a new tenant?
Kemmy: I doubt that, he has been using that as the storeroom.
Dee: Looks like they are moving in though
Kemmy: Looks that-way

She recognized Kesego sitting on the chair breastfeeding while some lady and the driver carried things in the house.

Dee: what? Why are you staring?

Meanwhile Kesego`s face lit up as she noticed her mother getting out of the car, she was with a man, thank God she had a second chance to prove her loyalty to her mother. The relieve of knowing her mother was the tenant her landlord was talking about.

At the house...

Meanwhile Dee hugged her from behind as she unlocked the door, then he kissed her neck...

Kesego: (smiled) Mama?

She turned around and looked at her, Dee let go of her waist confused, Kesego smiled holding the baby.
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14/05/2026

Down The Street
#75

At the farm...

Jenna frowned as Mogomotsi got up and walked outside; she breathed carefully, still able to hear him speak in the other room.

Meanwhile Mogomotsi took a seat on the chair holding the phone to his ear.

Kesego: What attitude dad please i need you.
Mogomotsi: It breaks my heart to have to say this, but i have to be firm with you, otherwise you will lose all the morals your mother taught you. The person you became after learning to have s*x is not the daughter i know, the lady that had the guts to sleep with her mother`s boyfriend is not the little girl that used to deliver our orders or attend online courses with me. The way you spoke to me the last time we talked, I'm surprised you forgot.
Kesego: People make mistakes, and i made the biggest one...i am homeless with the baby. Someone scammed me and stole my house, they did it in a way that it will be hard to prove that i caught cheated, we did things legally...I went to police and certified things, took an oath all that, i signed that I got the payment in cash...i can't prove that i only got 15K.
Mogomotsi: You sold the house i am still paying for?
Kesego: No, that one has a tenant, i was trying to sell the one mama gave me so i can pay for my school
Mogomotsi: But the government pays for all tertiary students.
Kesego: But I told you I failed, when you fail, they stop the sponsorship
Mogomotsi: You didn't tell me that, moving on, i still can't let you stay here.
Kesego: I can stay in one of the houses for the farm workers, maybe I can get the bachelor pad.
Mogomotsi: Did you hear me when I said I am not letting you stay near my wife?
Kesego: But you are not married yet
Mogomotsi: this is exactly what i am talking about. I will call when i am in Maun and find out where you are staying so i can come and see my grandbaby.
Kesego: Can i sell you my shares?

Mogomotsi took a deep breath and sighed...

Kesego: I will sell you 10%
Mogomotsi: You have no shares in this company, not in your state of mind. Have a good day, and i am very disappointed in you, I had so much hope. I hope you find your direction because i still want you next to me, just not with your attitude.

He hung up and sighed as he headed to the kitchen.

In the bedroom, Jenna smiled and hugged the pillow. It was him referring to her as his wife; maybe the pregnancy messed up with her head. There was nothing and there would never be anything between him and Kemmy. It was just him owning up to his mistakes, if anything, she had to be proud to have a man that still had his conscientiousness working.

He walked back into the bedroom and picked up the baby...

At Dee`s house...

Dee slowly got off her as sweat trickled down his back. He grabbed the towel and wiped his organ before handing Kemmy another towel. He walked out as she lay her head on the pillow and smiled blushing...

He walked back with a bottle of water and handed her; she pulled the sheets up to her chest and drunk the water...

Dee: (sighed) We have another trip; I am no longer getting excited by these trips.
Kemmy: (smiled) But it means more money, and more safety for our wildlife, tourism is what feeds the people of this country-
Dee: I don't care about that anymore, I just want my girl

He lay over her, his entire body like her umbrella as she gasped for air, he smiled and lifted himself before kissing her lips, she smiled blushing as she touched his short beard...

Kemmy: You will be back in no time. At least kuku oe jele jaaka serathana

They both laughed out loud...

Dee: it is the main reason I don't want to go...(smiled staring her at lips) Ba ska njela the mma
Kemmy: they wont
Dee: Promise?
Kemmy: Yes...
Dee: Was telling my brother that i want to marry you, you know what he said?
Kemmy: (giggled) what?
Dee: He asked me what spice you sprinkle on your kitkat

They laughed out loud...

Dee: It's because I used to say marriage is a scam and I dont ever want to get married.
Kemmy: You said that?
Dee: Yeah, i am telling you i even said it to my father, ha ba riana they don't expect me to, but the thought has been in my mind since our second week dating. That's how quick i knew i wanted you to be my wife, but i kept delaying the thought because i don't want to freak you out.
Kemmy: Well, good boy, because I just got my marriage annulled months ago. If we do it, we should do it correctly
Dee: You never told me, what happened?
Kemmy: He cheated.
Dee: noted, never cheating

They laughed as he playfully cupped her brsts...

Dee: I want you to be my wife, i love you and if there is premarital counseling we can do that, we can do this right.
Kemmy: I am a student, i am not bringing anything to the table.
Dee: You are bringing peace, sanity, stability, love, growth, our kids, a life partner, machine o omanang (they cracked laughing) i grew up in a two parent home, i know what marriage is and its definitely not 50-50, if we make it that way it will strain you...as long as what i have been getting the last few months is the real you then i want all of you. I don't want more...
Kemmy: I never told you how i got my first born
Dee: Based on her age, it was teenage pregnancy and you were very young because she is almost your age. I don't care about that, you don't have to tell me anything about body count, or past ex`s i trust my dick game...

She covered her mouth and laughed out loud, smacking him...

Kemmy: wena kana ganke o nna serious, i was assaulted...

He stopped smiling....

Kemmy: But I am over it now; it comes back once in a while, but he served his time, and he was afraid to contact me about the child after. Our daughter found him and they started talking, it was hard but i ended up facing it head on. He is actually a good father to her, and he is currently paying me back child support. He has a family, a beautiful girlfriend, her name is Jenna and they have a little boy, I think he is a month old or something like that. He owns N veggies
Dee: I know him, not personally, but I didn't know he did time. I am sorry
Kemmy: Its ok, it's actually a past that doesn't haunt me as bad as it used to. He made it easy because he is constantly apologizing and he is consistent with the back child support.
Dee: Yeah, he is a humble guy, I didn't know he did time in prison.
Kemmy: and then...I'll take you up on the premarital counseling, it's a good idea

He smiled and kissed her...

At Khumo`s house...

Kesego knocked again, the door opened and a woman in a gown opened the door, must have been a helper.

Kesego: Hi, the gate was open
Lady: can i help you?
Kesego: I need to see Khumo
Lady: aren't you too young to just call him just Khumo?
Kesego: Lady, i just delivered Khumo`s baby, i have not fully healed and i need to rest, (sighed) Never mind (turned back looking at the car and waved the helper over with the baby) I will let myself in (walking in) where is he?
Lady: Khumo has a baby?
Kesego: Yes

The lady tied her gown and hurried to the bedroom as Kesego took a seat, the helper handed her the baby, and she began breastfeeding as Khumo walked in and froze in his shorts...

Khumo: What's going on?
Kesego: The baby and I are homeless
Khumo: That's not my baby...I didn't get you pregnant, why are you here?
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