Cas was angrier than he had ever felt. He threw the jikoni meza, jedwali in the corner. He walked to the dresser and threw everything off of it. The blender, the frying pan, the coffee-machine, plates, glasses, it all landed on the floor and shattered into pieces.
“Emmanuel, stop!” Daphne shouted. She looked upset at the wreckage Cas was causing. “What do wewe think you’re doing?”
Cas walked toward the cabinet in the living room and collected the figurines on it. He turned at Daphne and Mitch and fired the figurines at them. They ducked just in time.
“What the hell is wrong with you?” Daphne yelled.
“Shut up!” Cas shouted.
“What?” Daphne alisema furious. She walked towards him and slapped him. “Don’t ever say that again. This is your fault. wewe can’t give me what I need”
“Then I will go” Cas replied obvious.
“No” Daphne said. “We’re married. I don’t want anyone to know we’re having problems”
“I don’t care” Cas said. “I don’t want to be here if wewe don’t upendo me”
Daphne frowned and her anger vanished. “Hey” she alisema and she lay her hands on his cheeks. “Who says I don’t upendo you?”
“You do?” Cas asked surprised.
“Of course I do” Daphne alisema desperate. “Just because I’m not sleeping with wewe doesn’t mean I don’t upendo you”
She let go of him. “You need to calm down. I’ll get wewe a drink” She went off to the jikoni and was back a dakika later. But instead of a drink, she had a syringe in her hand.
“What’s that?” Cas asked, and he staggered backwards.
“Don’t be scared” Daphne said. “This will help wewe sleep better”
“No” Cas said.
Daphne walked faster to him and Cas tried to push her away. “Please, keep still. You’ll feel better after this”
“Daphne, don’t do that” Mitch said, who was getting really uptight.
“Okay, I won’t do it” Daphne gave up. She raised her hands and took a step back.
Cas took a deep breath. “I’m leaving this house. Since I have no possessions I can leave right now. I will return these clothes as soon as I have clothes of my own” he said.
Daphne didn’t say anything. Cas turned around, but the moment he did so Daphne injected the syringe in his neck.
Cas gasped and dropped on the floor.
“Emmanuel, stop!” Daphne shouted. She looked upset at the wreckage Cas was causing. “What do wewe think you’re doing?”
Cas walked toward the cabinet in the living room and collected the figurines on it. He turned at Daphne and Mitch and fired the figurines at them. They ducked just in time.
“What the hell is wrong with you?” Daphne yelled.
“Shut up!” Cas shouted.
“What?” Daphne alisema furious. She walked towards him and slapped him. “Don’t ever say that again. This is your fault. wewe can’t give me what I need”
“Then I will go” Cas replied obvious.
“No” Daphne said. “We’re married. I don’t want anyone to know we’re having problems”
“I don’t care” Cas said. “I don’t want to be here if wewe don’t upendo me”
Daphne frowned and her anger vanished. “Hey” she alisema and she lay her hands on his cheeks. “Who says I don’t upendo you?”
“You do?” Cas asked surprised.
“Of course I do” Daphne alisema desperate. “Just because I’m not sleeping with wewe doesn’t mean I don’t upendo you”
She let go of him. “You need to calm down. I’ll get wewe a drink” She went off to the jikoni and was back a dakika later. But instead of a drink, she had a syringe in her hand.
“What’s that?” Cas asked, and he staggered backwards.
“Don’t be scared” Daphne said. “This will help wewe sleep better”
“No” Cas said.
Daphne walked faster to him and Cas tried to push her away. “Please, keep still. You’ll feel better after this”
“Daphne, don’t do that” Mitch said, who was getting really uptight.
“Okay, I won’t do it” Daphne gave up. She raised her hands and took a step back.
Cas took a deep breath. “I’m leaving this house. Since I have no possessions I can leave right now. I will return these clothes as soon as I have clothes of my own” he said.
Daphne didn’t say anything. Cas turned around, but the moment he did so Daphne injected the syringe in his neck.
Cas gasped and dropped on the floor.
