Interview with a Form Five exposes illicit sex

Friday, December 03, 2010

KANG: Armed with a notepad and a pen, I set out to track down the Form Five girl student who is currently sitting for her examinations at Matsha Community College, where the saga all began.

Luckily, I finally located the place where she lives with her aunt, an employee at the same school, grandmother and the child involved in this sad story - and fortunate enough for me, they were all present.

After explaining the nature of my mission, she gave me her version of the events that changed her life for good.
This is a life of perpetual lies, betrayals and broken promises by a school teacher-turned lover.

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Interview with a Form Five exposes illicit sex

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