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CHAPTER ONE

 

 

AND HE HAS COME TO KILL

 ” Where am I? Who are you? Please tell me how did I get here?” asked the young boy.

Salutation? He seems familiar. Does he seem like I remember him from somewhere?
  I don’t know, but whenever I see him these desiring emotions I felt each time I
met him laying off the nursing bedroom, but where and how do I know him?
I have we met somewhere somehow? Or this is just another one of my imaginations.
  It’s been the longest time since Mvuela and we haven’t seen each other when he left has
the true King or Lion of Mwambazi.
Well, for his D.I.A mission since then we never see each other.
  I now live with my aunt by the name of Neema Montée to further my educations in
Tucson.
  And I have met this awesomeness American boy when I returned from my company
one year ago.
 Because Mvuela or Lyon took so long on his mission, and I don’t know what had happened
to him since.
  The white awesome boy I met his name is Herod Miller. His kind-hearted and
compassionate to me, but he is not compared to Mvuela.
Although I miss him, I think I had to move on because he’d probably move on.
My name is Micah Montée. It was my first day of Senior year at Rincon High School.
He was the cutest black boy in high school I never encounter.
He was about seventeen or fifteen years old, but I didn’t know.
I saw him wandering through the Rincon High School hallways confusing and beaten.
“Where am I? and who are you?” He asked. Mr. cornerstone, please calm down.
And I think you shouldn’t be moving too much; besides you are at Rincon High
School’s nursing room.
What? No-no way? How? When did all your wounds heal? What are exactly?” Asked the
nurse.
“Do you know me but I remember my name is Mvuela King of Mwambazi, not Cornerstone,” I
answered.
  “Umm, Mvuela? I think I remember that name from somewhere?
And I had a black student who has a similarity just like you four years ago.” She answered.
  By the way, my name is Nurse Jones, I am a D.I.A myself who usually works with Director Montée,” Jones said.
“Wait-wait-wait? Jones?” I asked. “Yes,” she answered.
   “You-you mean. Clementine Jones, that your name?” I asked.
Exactly, so you now remember my full name?” Jones asked.
  “Of course, I remember now? And I usually work with Director Montée.” She answered.
“Do you mean Neema Montée is that who she is? Gasp, Micah Montée?” I asked.
   “Yes-yes, both of them are alive. And Micah usually comes at this school Rincon, but now she had a love of her life.
I don’t think you have a second chance for her, just move on with your own life,” Jones said.
   “Love of her life? What are you talking about and I haven’t forgotten about her at all!” I said.
“Well, then you should come to be with her instead of disappearing out of her sight for all four years.” Jones signed.
   “Would I please see her, please if I am allowed?” I asked.
Sure, come one follow me and hey, guess what?” Jones asked.
   “What now?” I whined. “Nice, African clothes,” she laughed.
“Uh?” I puzzled. I look at myself and was surprised to myself wearing my Tan just like the color a lion.
   “Oh, yes. And these aren’t just African attires, these are my royal clothes,” I answered.
“Perfecto and now I know that it is you, Mvuela,” Jones said.
   After he walked for a couple of minutes unless we arrived at room three-hundred-three.
Clementine Jones knocked at the door when the tender voice told us to come in.
   Later on, the door was swung wind open, so Jones and I walked in.
“What? Cornerstone, you’re back from Mwambazi?” Mrs. Lan asked.
   “Morning, Mrs. Lan and howdy everyone. “It seems like I am back for now since my worst enemy as seeking to destroy me.
Who would believe that my cousin would betray, I barely escaped before he would kill me,” I answered.
Micah just turns away before I noticed that it was truly me.
   I mean the royalties attire and everything about me seems like the Agent Mvuela she fell in love with.
“Yo, Cornerstone, how are you doing my friend!” Herod asked.
  “Hola, Herod and seems like you and Micah are hanging out now, huh?” I asked.
“Yeah, of course, and what took you, long man? Isn’t it being the King of Mwambazi than the love of your life?
   Or you didn’t just want Micah Montee anymore? She had been waiting for to come back for decades, but you’d never showed up.
Besides, quite lying about you been almost killed your cousin.
  Giving an excuse to just get her back to you.” Herod shouted.
 “Oh? Besides, Micah knew where I was but she didn’t come to see me. 
  You’re Ubaba King Dumisa misses you, yet you didn’t even have a chance to come to see him.
Just you know I didn’t want to come sees here but being the king kept me busy.

You’re baba King Dumisa misses you, yet you didn’t even have a chance to come to see him.

Just you know I didn’t want to come sees here but being the king kept me busy.

CHAPTER TWO

 

 

 

 MVUELA STILL LOVE YOU MICAH

 You’re baba King Dumisa misses you, yet you didn’t even have a chance to come to see him.

Just you know I didn’t want to come sees here but being the king kept me busy.
   Nor did I forget her though my Umama brought a girl to marry, I always reminded of you. 
Now since you have someone who will be therefore you at least have to go back to Mwambazi and saved from Kuhle’s dirty hands.
  Alright, Nyebo sees you around. Come on, Jones let’s get out of here because I have a person to see first then leave for Mwambazi.
Because I only come to messaged of Micah’s father to her,” I signed.
  Following that, Jones and I left the room and out of Mrs. Lan and the rest of her student’s sight.
After walking for a few minutes, Jones returned to the nurse room as I hit the Rincon High’s exit. 
  Now after school, Micah was heading home with two friends. 
And they were having a good conversation, well, about me showing up all of a sudden at the school. 
  “Hey, Micah don’t you think it is weird for Cornerstone to finally showed up?” She asked. 

“Yeah, I guess and I don’t how am I going to face him now,” Micah said. 
  “What? You still love him, do you?” Asked the other friend. 
“Yeah, sure, and what’s wrong with that?” Micah asked. 
  “Ooh, nothing? And that’s good that you still love him, Micah, and to just tell you the truth Mvuela still loves you deeply. 
I never saw him being that angry and heartbroken,” she said. 
  “Yeah, he is and can we please change the subject, please? 
His name is not Cornerstone, he’s real name is Mvuela, King of Mwambazi. 
  And it’s been for decades since I ever saw him that disappointed and angry. 
What to do-what to do between those two,” Micha signed.

 

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