MRS MLANGENI
He asked them how he looked and they affirmed that he looked very smart. He left for work and I heard that after he had done what he had been called for, he took the parcel and put it in the back and phoned his wife to come and they would go and watch a movie.  After the movie, when they returned home, they went to their room.
 I was very sick at that time and did not even know what I was suffering from.  I saw  my daughter-in-law rushing in and just said, Bheki. I asked her what was wrong with him but she just said, Mama, Bheki at the garage! I was surprised wondering what this garage story was about, and couldn't hear anything, feeling very ill.  When I came out they held me and asked me please not to go into there.   I just skipped through their legs and went in.  I found Bheki in pieces, bits of him on the curtains, pieces of him and his brains all over. That was the end of Bheki.
 But another thing there at home, we are all sick, angry and unhappy people.  Nobody is working, we're suffering.