In this story, a young man by the name of Tsepo visits his township that he knew as a little boy. As he walks on the street he meets a pretty girl by the name of Asakhe and falls in love with her. Asakhe appears to be not only pretty, but a smart girl with a cultivated mind who makes the right choices about her life. However, Tsepo discovers that she is not as innocent and principled as she paints herself to be. This he witnesses whilst in a relationship with her as many of her scandals come into the open and have the potential to sabotage their romantic relationship.
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I wrote this story to warn boys about girls. The vulgar and explicit language could have been avoided but I wanted the story to be as authentic and real as possible.
None of the characters' names and events in this story are reflective of a living person's life. This is purely a work of fiction, although it might have drawn inspiration about only the names and looks (not lives!) of certain individuals whom I have seen, and whose lives I know nothing about.