MRS MPHELO
On that day at home, it was on a Sunday, we were selling fruits and vegetables at that place.  We woke up early in the morning and he said to me he was going to buy oranges. Well he left with his car and I asked
him why he didn't take a van. Well he drove off with his car, he came back with small plastic bags filled with naartjies and he said, "This is yours, this is for my sister", I can't remember the third one, he said, "I know my sister is very fond of nuts".  Well he left.  He came back again. 
 You know on that Sunday, he was busy telling me that I should cook soup for him, he wanted a real soup. I said to, "Oh My Lord, why does he make me cook so many pots on Sunday?", because I was supposed to prepare the normal food.  I said, "Okay I will". He went out with his car, he came back again and he asked me, "Did you cook my soup?" I said "No I haven't yet started cooking.  I will start it as soon as I finish.  He went out, came back again, "Haven't you started cooking my soup?  Leave everything that you're 
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doing, can you please cook me some soup?"  You know I thought I'm tired now, I can't listen to this anymore, I have to cook this soup and he said, "I'm coming back.", he went out, that was the last time I saw him alive.