Olivia Yamkela Jakkals
I wake up and check the time, it's 2 p.m.
Fuck! Fuck! Fuck! This migraine is killing me. But I guess there's only one way to fix this, which is with more alcohol, but I think i'll rather hold myself a bit, cause I'm definitely going to drink a lot at the party tonight.
I force two slices of dry bread down my throat as its the only thing I can stomach then pop 2 pain pills and start with my morning routine. I take my time in the bathroom and eventually come out feeling fresh.
I head to my closet and lotion my body and decide to go for an easy and comfortable fit.
I wear a simple white oversized Tee with a black army type vest with a few pockets in the middle and clip it on both sides at the back. I wear black army design pants and opt for my white and black and red Jordans. I tie my hair into 2 sleek low buns, and head out.
I eat a proper breakfast... well lunch and head over to Thabos apartment. Its already dark.~~~~~~~~~~
I get there and find a lot of cars parked around the area. I find a parking, and head straight for his house and I can already here the music booming.
I enter and it is packed! People are dancing, vibing and having a good time. The decorations are on point, my boy really went all out.
I walk further in and find my people chilling around some girls. I walk up to them.
Thabo: Olly baby!
He comes up to me and picks me up spinning me around then puts me down.
Yammy: Happy birthday my love!
Thabo: Thanks baby!
Jason walks up to us.
Jason: Hey mama, you good?
I hug him tight then pull back.
Yammy: Yeah bro the vibes are immaculate!
At this point we're all shouting in each others ears as the music is too loud.
Jason: You look good, you always do.
He says in my ear with his cold lips touching me, I shiver. Nope! Uh uh.
I tell him I'd be back and somar went to look for Anzo.Stranger: Woah, hey beautiful.
I smile at him.
Yammy: Hey
I keep it moving.
I find Anzo coming with some drinks. He pours me a glass of Hennessey. I dash and drink and start bobbing my head to the music, it's starting to get to me.
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I'm already tipsy and starting to enjoy myself.
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The Eyes Hold The Keys To The Soul
General FictionAn interesting take on the life of a South African young woman who is constantly surrounded by genuine and supportive friends and family. The book explores different cultures and ways of living in South Africa from her eyes along with a Fantasy/Supe...