The Unpredictable Footsteps by Stephina Phasha

A small village, called Moroke (Sekutlong), puts a rose that grows from concrete on test. Its pedals are dull in the eyes of its commuters including its bloodline. Meeting with the unexpected for Regina almost crashes her completely. She endures the pain; missing school for days; being sorrowful from morning to evening alone at home with no shoulder to cry on while awaiting the arrival of her vague gift she is suffering for. She somehow chuns the butter the butter into a cream while trying to meet the daily needs. She is introduced to the brutal world of beasts but she never loses her direction; the inner hunger she wants to satisfy is her only inner drive. The strangers who she copies good morals from become her source of strength. She finds it hard to pretend the melody from the two birds that God has sent her. Her loyalty remains unquestionable; she keeps lending a hand to everyone including those who still hold grudges towards her, will this journalist help her escape her own fears?