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Candice heard Kevin's voice screaming at someone somewhere in the house. She never heard him use such a vocabulary before. Standing by the open doorway, she saw three people in that room. One of those people was a beautiful woman sitting on a desktop. A plump man was sitting on a swivelling chair by the desk. Kevin was looking at the plump man demanding money. "Come on now Steven, I want my money right now." The woman said, "Are you now running around with black bitches again."Candice saw Steven holding a gun and pointing it at Kevin. She saw Steven pulling the trigger but he missed Kevin, the woman screamed as the bullet struck her shoulder, and Candice turned and ran out of the house. She heard several more sounds as Steven continued shooting. Someone nearby heard the gunshots and called the police.The police officers found Candice talking to a reporter trying to explain what happened. The police went inside the house. They found three bodies almost dead or dead and they called emergency services.The police seemed to suspect Candice as the perpetrator and warned her to stay put. After a few months, Candice was in court facing the magistrate. She was facing murder and attempted murder charges. None of her friends supported her, but her ex-boyfriend's brother came to pay her bail money. Joseph had become a wealthy man with several law enforcement agencies serving him.Joseph's brother, Sam was by then living with his new girlfriend. She became a handful trying to fulfil her desire to have at least one child. Sam was not ready to have kids. He was having problems with his girlfriend Lucy. She was claiming he was her child's father, but Sam discovered he was incapable of being a father. In the end, she settled out of court paying Sam huge amounts of money. He became a multimillionaire, but that was not the end of their relationship.Steven did not survive, his wife Isabelle survived and so did Kevin. Isabelle decided to sue Kevin for rape. Joseph became aware Isabelle was falsely suing Kevin. He knew all along they had been having an affair. He offered her a sizeable amount of money and she withdrew the case. He devised a plan for kevin to pay back every cent he stole.

Having arrived safely in their adopted country, Sam and his friends were ready to begin the second leg of their journey. joseph was showing signs of impatience as their transport was late or worse. they were on unfamiliar ground and the local dialect was strange to their ears. they began walking away towards town.Sam saw a vehicle coming along the road, he decided to slow down hoping it was their transport. the car stopped by him and he saw two women in the car. a second car appeared driven by a white man. after a short identification, the cars were in motion hurrying towards their destination. they arrived at the labour farm owned by Marais. he was[responsible for finding employment for foreigners seeking employment in the country. He had two assistants named Moaner and Candice.Sam and Michael found a home in one of the townships. candice and Moaner were sharing the same house as Sam and Michael were.Moaner fell fowl with the law and took off. She found a job at a pleasure house owned by Jody. candice became Sam's 'girlfriend, but she too walked away seeking a better life. She met Kevin along the way and she moved in with him.Sam and Michael were working for a construction company owned by Lucy. lucy showed interest in the two foreigners trying to be friendly. Sam had a steady girlfriend. her only desire in life was to have a few kids. She soon realised Sam was not ready to have kids and she lost her marbles. She began flirting around infuriating Sam.Joseph was married to Wendy and life was kind to them. Joseph was by then a wealthy man owning properties and a factory manufacturing a pill designed to boost women's sexual appetite.Jody was his main customer selling the pill to some of her customers. however, the police kept her under their radar she was a suspect in her late husband's death, she in turn thought steven committed the crime on her behalf.