5 Star Prostitute

Episode 2

Surprisingly!

Word on the street rebranded Suwi as Hule wa mano.

Seeing that a Child Code was assented to make the battle more interesting, the law seemed to have come at the right time.

The case found itself in court. Before the culprit knew it, the 5 Star Prostitute ensured that she studied the judicial system as you know most of these legal giants were her clients. For the first time, a legal dispute was to be broadcasted live on TV due to its prominence and the human interest element it carried.

It was a well-known fact that the police and local courts shared a common purse of instant gratification however at this point it became difficult to compromise the matter.

“Elo eko tuleya mwana wandi kui chema, that man has to pay for his cruel actions! nachi wama kuti watampako psychosocial counseling, mu courtroom ula fwa ika confidence paku londolo fyonse fya chitikile ku slaughterhouse”

“Natotela ba mayo, ifi kokola fila lubana , I will be as strong as I can, this is the only way we will win this fight, Lesa talekelesha abana bakwe nga ba lomba”

“And don’t be fooled to drop the case, we all know that he is well connected, and he can do anything, but you shouldn’t be trapped by his silly motives no matter how humble he may sound.”

They finally proceeded to Chilenje Local Court as they approached Shoprite, they saw a pool of feminists from women and youth-led organisations expressing solidarity while the police were struggling to control the crowd. As the girl saw this, she broke into tears knowing that society stood by her side during her lowest moments in life which made some who were in her similar situation depressed and suicidal.

What seem to have started as a peaceful protest and was later politicised by some thugs from a certain political party would last for 3 hot hours as midday approached the court postponed the trial to a later date. The confusion in the market was quite emotional even schoolboys and girls from nearby schools such as Libala Secondary School, Woodlands (A) Secondary School, and Chilenje Primary joined the protest while lifting powerfully captioned placards.

Some thought Suwi was the mastermind of all the drama that occurred that morning, as they spread speculations across various social media platforms. Other ambitious reporters tried to ask for a comment but she didn`t respond because at that moment the impact of the case made her realise that her influence would raise a lot of questions hence silence was a better option.

A good Lawyer from Akuna Milatu Legal Foundation was later engaged, and the excitement of naysayers gradually toned down. Misfortune would later hit Doris when her test results to prove that she was defiled were lost at the University Teaching Hospital despite being given an assurance that justice was going to prevail.

Suwi`s patience and character were tempered when she learned of the predicament and later stormed the in-charge officers. She was dealing with the big fish who wanted to try by all means to prove her worthless in whatever form they wished on account of the power and financial audacity they earned dubiously.

An innocent girl`s dignity to be robbed of daylight for chilling with the big boys was something she didn`t accept else she would label herself as a failure in her entire life.

It took her a month to seek help from different influential institutions. These efforts milked a lot of money as her trade was on stand-by in pursuit of justice.

3 months down the line she received a letter of partnership from an unknown philanthropist who wanted to make a huge donation to her orphanage during her dry financial spell.

Hmmm!