All Chapters of Mapula-The Rain Queen: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

Tokelo and Lebo were seating on haystacks on the field that were reserved for the cows and horses to eat but they made them their temporary couches to sit and enjoy watching the fight before them. At sometime Ntsika managed to get up from the ground, he was determined to show the Sotho prince what he was made of. Thabiso on the other side was chilled looking at Ntsika with his hawk eyes, watching his every move like hawk watching a fish inside the water waiting for just the right time to strike.Ntsika moved quickly towards Thabiso and threw a punch. But since Thabiso had a speed of a cheetah he was quick to dodge the punch that left Ntsika spinning a few times before he stopped. He did not wait for him to recover he threw his own punch at Ntsika, one so powerful as Thabiso now

The celebrations went on until sunset, some guests left and some remained. They were to leave at sunrise, Mapula and Kwezi shared a room as they wanted to catch up. The king of Bakoena got the message that the other kings wanted to meet with him and he set up a meeting for sunrise after the morning feast. He wondered what they could possibly want but his queen convinced him that it could only be about business nothing more.Everyone retired to their sleeping chambers early as they were tired by the events of the day. At sunrise, the king woke up and did his daily hygiene routine. He wanted to be early at the morning feast as he was the host, so he wanted his guest to feel welcomed at his palace. They went to the dining room for their morning feast and it was just the kings and p

Two days after the meeting with the Manzini royals, king Sbanisezwe brought all that the queen requested, the ones for her father and for her. Then they went to BaTloung kingdom and gave the elephants as well as the prince’s robe and cover. Today is Mapula and Thabiso’s wedding. Kwezi spent the night with Mapula in a hotel in the capital.The wedding was to take place at the capital then off to Bakoena for the bride’s traditional send-off by her parents then to her new home in BaTloung. “I am so nervous and I have this feeling like something is going to happen but I can’t put my finger on it,” Mapula told Kwezi and she rolled her eyes. “Of course, something is going to happen, you are getting married,” Kwezi said making her shake h

Somewhere on the road between Bakoena and the main road to the capital, Lerumo was still exchanging words with Tseko and his team. He was irritated because by the look of time he has already missed his daughter’s wedding and now he was hoping at least to catch the reception. Get a chance to give his daughter words of wisdom that only a father can give his daughter on her wedding day.But that bully Tseko and his goons didn’t seem to care about that at all. “My kings, I will have to leave you now, as I said before that my daughter is getting married and I have already missed the ceremony,” Lerumo told them. “You say that like we care, in case you didn’t notice, we don’t care.” King Tseko answered. “Well, I do and I am leaving.

Today was the day many wished would not come, some prayed that it would never come, while others wished it can just come to get everything over and done with. Either way, this way was the worst day of many people’s lives. From the royal family to the Bakoena people and many of the late king’s associates. His family remembered him as a loving and supportive father. While his wife remembers as her better half, her life, and her heart.His business associated remember him as a good businessman with a good heart and a man of integrity and principles. His friend Letsi remembers him as the reasonable one among them, the one with the good ideas and the best advice both in marriage and in business. To his people, he was a savior and no one can ever replace him in their heart