All Chapters of Mapula-The Rain Queen: Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

 At Bakoena the queen mother Mabotle was preparing for a women’s meeting and today was a special one as she invited queens from other kingdoms. Apparently, one has some problems with the women in her kingdom and wants to see and learn from queen mother Mabotle how to solve some of the issues. While the other three said that they had issues with their kings and now they were looking for any solution they can find.Apparently one of the kings is acting like a homeless man, while the other is going around the kingdom bringing shame to himself and the royal family. The other disappears the whole day and no one knows where he goes. Mapula got into her mother’s room as she was finishing off with doing her hair, she sat o

 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.&

 The guards did as instructed by the queen, they stripped the king’s naked and gave each one of them a flag of Bakoena. They went out of the palace with maidens and other palace staff looking at them. They were told to recite those words as they go along ‘We killed the greatest king that ever lived, a guardian of this kingdom and representative of the gods. We sincerely apologize Bakoena and to you, Great king Lerumo.’They walked around the kingdom with the guards riding a horse behind them, boys from the kingdom picked up sticks and kept beating them on their old, wrinkled legs. Women picked up stones and started throwing them at their direction. One of them stopped them then asked the guard to award her a

 At Bakoena kingdom, Thabiso, Lebo and Tokelo was in the throne room. They had just received news about the death of the four kings and they were more than happy that they met the same faith as their father. A call came through to Lebo from one of the guys working for them. “Button?” answered Lebo. “Terminator, we got him and three of his guys, but the princess was not here.” The man reported.“Shit! I knew it wouldn’t be this easy.” Lebo said on the phone. “Lebo, what is the matter brother?” asked Tokelo. “Look Buttons, take them to the warehouse and we will meet you there.” Lebo intrusted ignoring his brother. “Sure boss.” The man acknowledged the

Like a flood on a rainy day, so heavy that it washes away the crops and sometimes washes away the foundations of people’s houses, leaving havoc as it goes. Like the snow on a winter's day, so white and seems innocent yet the damages it causes are beyond measure. Zasembo’s grandmother caused a lot of damage to a lot of people’s lives.Zasembo herself did not get the chance to be raised by her own mother, the chance to be embraced by her mother, the chance to of her mother singing to her a lullaby at night, she did not get to hear her read her a bedtime story, she didn’t get to play dress-up with her and finally. She did not get the chance to hear her say, I love you or I am proud of you.Now, just a week ago, she did not have anyone cheering for her on her graduation day, all she has was a stranger who had no relation to her whatsoever. It hurt to see other graduates taking pictures with her families with their mothers telling them how proud they