Baathsheba, the wife of a passer-by in the town of Whitewater, welcomed visitors from Taamaneng, where her husband worked. After a while they did not know how to report the death of Mofeti to his wife, they were helped when that Rajase sister of Baatseba rode there to shake hands with her sister. The men of Taamaneng leave a statement, “Mofeti died when he was struck by a mine at Taamaneng. A tragedy indeed!
At that time Bath-sheba was pregnant with a son named Kedizalel. When Baathsheba gave birth to the daughter Kezaddele, Mofeti’s wife suffered a heart attack because she could not accept that her husband Mofeti had gone to the grave, and would never return.
Rajase and his wife Kefilwe take Kezaddelet to live with her and raise her. Not long after, Rajase was bitten by a scorpion and died. Kefilwe went upstairs and stayed with Keišayise as well as his twins Mosetli and Mosetlinyana. Kediyisele becomes the same stray dog that is robbed even when it says tsuotsuo.
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