What doesn't kill you often makes you stronger. But it can crash your soul.
26-year-old Loveness thought she was living the life. She had a loving husband, a newly born baby and of course a little sister to look after the baby.
Not until her husband found her 17-year-old young sister more attractive.
The teenage sister ended up sleeping with her husband, Nelson Mutimbire, 28, and fell pregnant.
As if that was not enough damage, Nelson went on end things with his wife and married the teenager.
Loveness said she can not understand how her young sister stabbed her in the back.
"I cry day and night and my tears are ever flowing. I do not understand how she can do this for me. I took her in when I gave birth so that she could help me with the baby. All the while I was also taking her to school," said Loveness.
Loveness's mother said she knew from the onset that it was all going to end in tears.
She said she had suggested that Loveness rather take in her 7-year-old sister but she refused.
Source: https://www.hmetro.co.zw/girl-17-snatches-sisters-hubby/
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