Linomtha Zikelele, a bright and ambitious 22 year old from a humble village in Limpopo, has always dreamed of making a difference through law. After recently passing her board exams, she lands an opportunity to work at one of South Africa’s most prestigious law firms, under the mentorship of the legendary attorney, Mr. Moss Ndlovu. Known for handling high profile criminal cases, Ndlovu trusts Linomtha with a challenging and high stakes case, a decision that both surprises and excites her. As Linomtha navigates the complexities of the courtroom, she learns not just about law but also about resilience, courage, and moral integrity. Her determination and insight impress Ndlovu, who begins to see her potential and treats her with respect and guidance. Amid courtroom battles, family struggles, and the glitz of Johannesburg life, Linomtha faces challenges that test both her professional ambitions and her principles. From the harsh realities of her upbringing to the luxury of Ndlovu’s world, she learns to navigate power, ethics, and responsibility. This story is a journey of growth, mentorship, and self-discovery, set against the backdrop of the South African legal system and the stark contrasts of wealth and poverty. Linomtha’s courage and moral compass guide her as she rises to meet extraordinary challenges, forging a relationship built on trust, respect, and professional admiration rather than romance.

Linomtha: I was beginning to be so scared. What is wrong in this house? Mama's visions are never wrong. Am I safe here? I prayed a short prayer and slept. I was woken up by the phone in the bedroom ringing.


Mrs Ndlovu: "Hi dear, please come downstairs the food is ready"


I got up and started to make my way downstairs, this house is so huge. I even got lost. Till I found my way to the dining room.


It was nicely set, it looked like a restaurant.


Mrs Ndlovu: "ow there you are, we were beginning to think you no longer joining us"


Linomtha: "I got lost trying to find the dining room"


Mr Ndlovu: "uyabona s thand wa Sami I told you hamba umlande she's gonna get lost"


We all laughed, dinner was so lovely and fancy. It was grilled chicken that had some lemon taste with salads. We're eating things that are eaten in Generations on tv I'm used to eat pap shuu will I get used to this . mara dessert which was so nice as well I asked what is this they said  it's malva pudding. I was not talking much on the dining table I was just listening to them phela I was still scared of Mrs Ndlovu.


Linomtha: I got up to take the dishes when we were all done


Linomtha: "I want to go and wash the dishes"


Mrs Ndlovu: "No, there is someone who does that. Wena just sit down and relax."


Mr Ndlovu: "Don't sleep too much ok, tomorrow you're going to work ntombazana. Goodnight ne"


I wanted to give him a smile and tell him I can't wait but I was really not comfortable with Mrs Ndlovu around. I left.


I decided to take a bath before sleeping that shower just looked way too complicated for me it had so many things to press and I just didn't understand. I read some of my law books then the bible and prayed. I locked the door and slept.


I was woken up by some bad dream I couldn't remember what it was all about but I was breathing so heavily I just remembered that I was praying out loud in my dream and I was still praying even when I woke up. I decided to turn on my 


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