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As this past week was Africa Week, the girls head to the Africa Heritage Festival in Oasis Springs the following afternoon.

Thyra has the honour of opening the last night's musical performances and brought her cousins along to soak up all the fun and culture (and - OF COURSE - the food). Now, isn't it awfully convenient that Khanyi can now avoid certain people and conversations, in the name of supporting her cousin? 00

SN: I just want to say a MASSIVE SHOUTOUT to the following creators: @sailorjojogames, @aesthgrace, @thousandsimmer, @/thesarah_o, @lavigyal, @/apricityy, @moyiglow, @/naijasimmer, and @outishwrld

This whole collab between you all was so well done and you can literally see the love, time, and effort, that you all poured into this. Thank you so so much for all of the work you've done on this. This was inspirational to see other creators share their content using your creations, and I wouldn't have been able toflag! come up with this without your work. So thank you again a cal 1 truly hope you all continue shine

Also, fun fact - Thyra is slyyyyyyly based on Ms Banks

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POV: you’re watching two best friends from uni finally go on their first romantic date.

Theme Park build by @/missmel0611 (gallery) Skating Animation by @dumplinsiims

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From where we left off in the last episode, Khanyi was getting a little flustered with everything. She then enlists the help of her cousin, Anissa, to help her how figure out how to manage her… situations. The girls spend the day together before getting into the details. 😏

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Marcus felt pretty good after the meeting with Khanyi’s lawyer, until he noticed Skylar had stayed behind. He didn’t have an issue with her, so the question that was on his mind was “what’s with all the hostility?”

The two have a brief conversation before they go their separate ways.

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It’s the day after Marcus finally asked Khanyi out (and yes, she’s still internally screaming, but externally pretending to be chill). Romantic highs were immediately interrupted by landlord drama, because adult life truly never lets you have a main character moment uninterrupted.

A few days ago, after she lost it on Mr. Whitten, she was looking up local solicitors and landed on Jordan, Moore & Porter Solicitors (JPM), a firm based in Willow Creek, specialising in property and tenancy law. Initial emails led to an appointment for Khanyi to meet with senior associate, Amber Moore. And today she gets to meet the solicitor who she hopes pulls her out of this mess. This whole issue was a source of anxiety for Khanyi and this was pretty evident in her demeanour. Upon meeting Khanyi for the first time, Amber could sense the ‘new to this type of disaster’ energy from her, and given the nature of the problem, she wasn’t surprised. While Khanyi’s thoughts stormed down the path of the “Seriously? Why me? Is this karma or a plot twist?” loop, Amber used her people skills and helped Khanyi relax into the meeting where she was able to get all the details she needed from Khanyi. After summarising the key points and piecing together next steps for Khanyi, Amber calmly says “while I, personally, think your landlord sounds like a pile of wet dung, I think you’ve got a strong case here. Also, kudos for keeping evidence of everything. Now, this isn’t an easy situation, but I want you to know that I’ve got your best interest at heart, as my client. I’ve got your back. Try not to worry so much”. The words “I’ve got your back” echoed in Khanyi’s mind as she said her goodbyes and left the office.

After the meeting, Khanyi checks in with her parents (because worrying is apparently a family hobby), reassures them that she’s still alive and while mildly overwhelmed, she definitely feels a lot better about the situation.

After that call, she was feeling much lighter and started daydreaming about her date with Marcus tomorrow, until she remembered, ‘oh mad! I need to message Jared’.

Office build (Pizzazz Agency) by @annasiims

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So... it's been a while... 🥴

Last time you saw Khanyi, she had just finished unpacking her whole life, with the help of her besties, and even started talking about a girls' trip. After graduating and moving to her own place, Khanyi was proud of taking charge of her independence. Moving to Magnolia Promenade was a big a change and her first time away from home. Ready for whatever life would throw her way. Things were looking up. Only problem is, this pretty much was NOT what she had in mind as an "independent lady" in these Magnolia Promenade streets...

Not long after moving in, a mould outbreak in the entire block of flats caused Khanyi and the rest of the tenants at the Magnolia Promenade flats to move out. This wasn’t the first of many issues since she moved in. After weeks of staying in temporary accommodation in San Myshuno (thank you insurance and Magnolia Newcrest Council!), she calls her landlord, Mr. Whitten, to find out the progress of work done to resolve the outbreak. Safe to say, it doesn't sound like much has been done…

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Did somebody say girls’ trip?

Khanyi didn’t immediately tell her parents about what happened until a couple of days later. She was mainly concerned about her parents’ reaction, not because she thought she’d be in trouble but the whole situation with Mr. Whitten just fed her mum’s concerns about moving away from home. She just wanted to prove to her parents that she was okay and could handle herself. If only she realised, a problem shared is a problem halved.

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