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The Mistress

Chapter 4 : The words a woman loves to hear the most...

Word Count: 2221    |    Released on: 26/01/2022

ear more than the three-wor

count has bei

women but for Yolanda, no words

ne, an elated Yolanda who had not spoken to Gershom

's phone to move it aside as she laid down his clothe

ramel-skinned beauty's b

urge to smash the phone on the floor. Just as she was contemplating her next

you think you are

was in the way," s

k on her, and sat on the edge of the bed. The moment his eyes landed on the

his ears. If it was possible for the smile on Gershom's face to spre

good mo

e. Did you alread

ent on to talk for a while like a couple of lovesick teenagers. Even though he wa

er, it hurt like it was the first time she was finding out that the love of her life, the man she who had ma

d, she simply walked out and went to tend to her children. Feg

epeatedly humiliated herself in front of him, his mistress, and strangers. She had fought with Gershom and demanded

hildren meant nothing to him. The word family meant nothing to him. The vows he

ren's room, woke them up with kisses, and got them ready for school. Once she

seph called her as s

, ho

n the porridge. Can

n the adorable six-year-o

kid's faces tore at Feggy's heart. She reached out her hand and rubbed the cheek of the girl who was nearest to her.' I'm

m to give me some money to buy some sugar,'

sister chee

re. Let's not tro

ney last night. I'm sure

s children food. She would rather they endured eating a bowl of porridge without sugar than risk her son being s

porridge. Be a

ka

urned her head and looked towards the corridor. Gershom's cheerful voice carried to he

dy for work. He grabbed his car keys off the key rack and hea

six-year-old Sa

mornin

ed a reply, without

crestfallen faces. His dismissive attitude towards the

u leavi

mm

hing to eat i

ust make a plan. I'm late for

both of us. Your children have not had a decent meal in weeks. Why should our children have to live like orphans when their parents are still alive? Why should I have to live my life as if am a widow when my husband is alive and capable? Fine I get it. I disgust you, you do no

ned to ruin my m

responsibilities to you makes

He walked to her and placed it inside Bertha's shawl his cold gaze trained on her. It was as If he had any interaction with her, he woul

at the note on the ground and thou

e cut her off, turned his bac

te, crumpling it in her hands. He hi

re the whole day or what? O

k to him heading back into the h

r his breath, got out and w

the school bus would soon be there. Strapping the sleeping Ber

and scones, placed them in the kids' bags and promised she would personally bring their lunch. With their snacks for break settled, Feggy felt a bit relieved. Urging them to hurry, she walked

ng for the bus and their parents. On seeing Feggy, her face registered shock. She hurri

andra. Goo

the two kids chorused hol

Feggy hadn't missed the surprise

he children to get on the bus anymore. They

ened to be their father. The only reason they had allowed the children to continue was that in the past, they were one of the few parents who paid in time. Howe

r pocket for her phone.' I have a friend who is a teacher in a government school. If you are facing financial problems, I think it would be best if you enrolled

in the spot stupefied. She hadn't thought he would b

ty. As they walked back home she took out her phon

text message when she texted him asking him why

g. I will call

t the reply, l

*

ant carrying a scrumptious takeaway meal for four. The restaur

lled his assistant and asked him to

to the hostels of the private university, most of the students were rus

nted the breakfast to them, they could hardly contain their excitement. Having someone

fast, the praises from

had Gershom's ego soaring through the roof. Gershom promised the girls

her friends away. She had someth

rs tumbling between the sheets. Yolanda's

es, Sofia and Betty called Yolanda and inf

price tags on the clothes meaning nothing at all. After shopping, they dropped by a fancy restaurant after which he drove them back to the university, dropped Sofia and Betty off bef

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1 Chapter 1 : Rendezvous gone wrong2 Chapter 2 : Romance and love will never put food on my table3 Chapter 3 : The unsightly sight of his appalling wife4 Chapter 4 : The words a woman loves to hear the most...5 Chapter 5 : Too late for regrets6 Chapter 6 : Defending her sister's honour in a 'No holds barred match'7 Chapter 7 : Samoa Theo8 Chapter 8 : JR's fury9 Chapter 9 : Mrs Nyoni10 Chapter 10 : Yolie's demands11 Chapter 11 : He chose his mistress over his mother12 Chapter 12 : Beg me for your sister's freedom13 Chapter 13 : A new low even for him14 Chapter 14 : Tears for the old me who forgot to love herself first15 Chapter 15 : To have the last laugh16 Chapter 16 : I have more rights to be here than that woman17 Chapter 17 : The world will never be short of beautiful women18 Chapter 18 : The Surprise guest who made a made a scene at the wedding19 Chapter 19 : Old friends20 Chapter 20 : Yolanda's past21 Chapter 21 : The depth of her deception22 Chapter 22 : Marion23 Chapter 23 : She dropped the D word24 Chapter 24 : Getting rid of the ex wife25 Chapter 25 : A necessary evil26 Chapter 26 : I will take her off your hands27 Chapter 27 : Yolanda's greatest fear28 Chapter 28 : Limitless bank card29 Chapter 29 : Betrayed30 Chapter 30 : Launching a manhunt31 Chapter 31 : Revenge; a dish best served cold.32 Chapter 32 : Renewing their vows33 Chapter 33 ( Book 2): Why was she free 34 Chapter 34 (Book 2): Her fifth husband35 Chapter 35 ( Book 2): The boys at the gate36 Chapter 36 ( Book 2): Sleep with a content heart37 Chapter 37 ( Book 2): Counting down the days to her freedom38 Chapter 38 ( Book 2): Forever is a long time to be miserable39 Chapter 39 (Book 2): The more you love, the more it hurts40 Chapter 40 ( Book 2): Ironic situation41 Chapter 41 ( Book 2): Willing to be a married mistress42 Chapter 42 ( Book 2): I couldn't bring myself to love him43 Chapter 43 (Book 2): Crying herself to sleep44 Chapter 44 (Book 2): Family ties45 Chapter 45 ( Book2): Tell me am better than her46 Chapter 46 ( Book 2): You smell of sex, shame and my man47 Chapter 47 ( Book 2): The kids are not yours48 Chapter 48 ( Book 2): Desperate to be a co-wife49 Chapter 49 ( Book 2): Introduction herself as the girlfriend and mother to his children50 Chapter 50 ( Book 2): Hotness personified51 Chapter 51 ( Book 2): You seduced me52 Chapter 52 ( Book 2): I will skin her alive with my bare hands53 Chapter 53 (Book 2): Bribery and extortion54 Chapter 54 ( Book 2): The agony of dating a beautiful girl55 Chapter 55 (Book 2): Cougar56 Chapter 56 ( Book 2): Sister's keeper57 Chapter 57 ( Book 2): Ours to enjoy all night long58 Chapter 58 ( Book2): Woke up with the urge to be a eunuch59 Chapter 59 ( Book 2): Cradle snatching60 Chapter 60 (Book 2): Bringing daddy home61 Chapter 61 (Book 2): He did not magically fall between her legs62 Chapter 62 ( Book 2): A mothers resolve63 Chapter 63 (Book 2): Sleeping with the enemy64 Chapter 64 ( Book 2): He seems like a good man65 Chapter 65 (Book 2): I need him by my side66 Chapter 66 ( Book 2): Mrs Sipalo67 Chapter 67 ( Book 2): Everyone deserves a second chance68 Chapter 68 ( Book 2): Just friends69 Chapter 69 ( Book2): It will get better with time70 Chapter 70 ( Book 2): Please don't leave me again71 Chapter 71 (Book 2)72 Chapter 72 (Book 2)73 Chapter 73 (Book 2)74 Chapter 74 (Book 2)75 Chapter 75 (Book 2)76 Chapter 76 (Book 2): At whatever costs77 Chapter 77 (Book 2)78 Chapter 78 (Book 2)79 Chapter 79 (Book 2)80 Chapter 80 (Book 2)81 Chapter 81 (Book 2)82 Chapter 82 (Book 2) The truth about that night(1)83 Chapter 83 The truth about that night (2)84 Chapter 84 The truth about that night (3)85 Chapter 85 The truth about that night (4)