CHAPTER 103: NOMSA

‘I wonder what she’s doing right now!’ she thought as she watered the garden with a contented smile on her face.

It had only been a day since she took up her part-time work as a replacement, and she was loving every minute of it.

Nomsa is a twenty-four-year-old girl who grew up in a little town in Oshua’s northern region.

Her family was not wealthy, yet she grew up happy. They ate enough and went to school just like any other child.

It wasn’t perfect, but it was better than nothing. Her desire, like every other person growing up in these little towns, was to move to a bigger city, have a good career, and make a lot of money.

She wanted to repay her parents for everything they had done for her. Although she was a girl, they took excellent care of her, sent her to school, and protected her.

Despite the many improvements that occurred throughout the years, not every household treated their daughters favorably.

Although the era of pressuring girls was passed, other patriarchal families co