Drying Tears

By L.M Masite

"Drying Tears" is a poignant and heartfelt exploration of the human experience through the lens of emotional healing. This book delves into the complexities of grief, loss, and resilience, offering a message of hope and healing to readers who may be navigating their own struggles. Through evocative storytelling and profound insights, "Drying Tears" invites readers to embark on a journey of self-discovery and transformation, ultimately finding solace in the power of healing and the beauty of resilience.

 

By L.M Masite

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lerato Makokone Masite
• Release date: Apr 12, 2024
• ISBN: 9798224683468

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DRYING

TEARS

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BY L.M MASITE

I NO LONGER KNEW WHETHER IT WAS RAINY DROPS OR MY OWN TEARS THAT WERE FLOWING DOWN MY CHEEKS AND HATED TO HAVE TO DRAG ALONG THIS RELIC OF A SNIVELING CHILD

DRYING TEARS

Copyright ©2024 L.M MASITE

First Published in April 2024.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

ABOUT THE AUTHOR....................................

CHAPTER 1:  Dikeledi ‘s childhood memories

CHAPTER 2:  Why dikeledi never had a child......

CHAPTER 3: MUTAMBI BREAKS UP WITH DIKELEDi AND THE WIFE. THE GIRLFRIEND TOOK OVER POWER OF BATHING WITH PINK WATERS ???????.............................................

CHAPTER 4: DIKELEDI ‘S WORLD IS FALLING APART ........................................................

CHAPTER 5: BABY PHINDULO(ONKARABILE) ON THE PICTURE ........................................

CHAPTER 6: MUTSHINYANI (MEANS DESTROYER) STARTED TO BE ATTRACTED TO DIKELEDI IN THE WORKPLACE..................

CHAPTER 7: DIKELEDI VISITS HER FATHER ‘S GRAVE........................................................

CHAPTER 8: TAMBANI PASSED AWAY.............

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Lerato Makokone Masite is an author of the book titled Drying tears. He was born on 04 september 1987 in small village called madeira gasekororo in Limpopo reside in Namakgale township where he further his grade 8 to 12 at Relebogile high school from the year 2001 till 2006.

In 2008 He enrolled for Marketing management at Mopani TVET College and completed his N6 in 2009 he Obtained his National Diploma in Marketing Management on 25 March 2010.

He started to work in Retail industry namely Identity Store, Trustworthy and John Craig through his retail journey he acquired the following certificates namely, New Recruits Workbook, Service Desk Skills, Sales and Merchandise.

National Certificate wholesale and Retail operations. Certificate in selling skills approach, customer service Account drive, col-tech computer training, Basic fire Training.  He obtained N6 Management Assistant Certificate in June 2022 and obtained higher Certificate in marketing with the university of south Africa in June 2022.

He is currently enrolling for bachelor’s degree of commerce in marketing management under the university of South Africa, Lerato likes reading and write articles. He is currently working as the Student Support Service Academic Officer under Mopani Tvet College, his dream is to become Dr Masite and serve people in ethical way.

FOREWORD

Throughout my childhood I grow up reading the book titled comfort herself, written by author named Geraldine Kaye which make me to fall in love with reading and writing and I knew that one day I was going to be an author working at Tvet sector was a good opportunity for me because I was working close to the marketing one communication team which makes me to develop best writing skills.

1

Chapter

Dikeledi is a 35 year’s old woman who grows up in a disadvantage family background, the mother was an domestic worker in the city working for the whites only comes home once in a month.

Her life was sad Everyday, she could see other students being accompanied by their parents to school but as for her the was no one she has to walk by herself.

She