So far, she’d managed to avoid Mmandu. She had no interest in discussing Showa and his marriage proposal and what a kak mampara he was, as Ozee had described him at some point the night before after she’d poured out the sorry tale plus a whole lot more to him. She couldn’t believe what a great listener Ozee was. Men were notorious for having no listening skills, but not Ozee. He was genuinely interested in what she said. He was insightful, too, and wise beyond his years with his answers and questions. Gorata hadn’t stopped thinking about him since he left her garden in the wee hours of the morning. She hadn’t stopped seeing his smile, feeling her hand in his. He really was a very special man. Any woman would be more than lucky to get him. She’d showered after her aerobics class and felt fantastic. She couldn’t quite put her finger on it, but she felt different, light and free. She felt as if the world was hers.
What do You think about Mr Not Quite Good Enough (2011)?
