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Ntsika was really bothered by Zasembo’s cries, her cries hurt him and the only thing he wanted was to make it better for her. Maybe take away her pain if it will make her feel better. He rubs her back telling her that everything will be alright and that he was there for her. “I hear what you are saying but nothing seems alright from where am standing.” Zasembo said.
Ntsika pushed her off his chest gently then looked at her. “Let me make some calls okay?” he told her, he wanted to get people to come and take the body away. “Okay.” She agreed and Ntsika went outside and made some calls, he first called the police then made a call to his mother back at the Manzini palace. “Ntsika.&
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