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    The Parental Sacrifice: The Sorrowful Regrets
    The Parental Sacrifice: The Sorrowful Regrets
    The Parental Sacrifice: The Sorrowful Regrets
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    The Parental Sacrifice: The Sorrowful Regrets

    By Vusi Mxolisi Zitha

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    Vusi reveals a touching and a sad story of two parents who lost everything they could ever dream of when they took the decision to invest everything they had to their son's education. But after all their sacrifices; they got a devastating reward from their son.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVusi Mxolisi Zitha
    Release dateMar 28, 2020
    ISBN9788835395782
    The Parental Sacrifice: The Sorrowful Regrets
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    Vusi Mxolisi Zitha

    Vusi Mxolisi Zitha is always been known by his virtue of honesty and integrity. His educational background in Nature Conservation includes writing of reports, articles and conducting field research.  In 2009 he was involved in a Road Safety school debate under the motion: “Public transport and infrastructures are now ready for the 2010 FIFA world cup”. He got a certificate of achievement from the road safety department having been successfully defeating over nine schools contesting. His scholastic contextual in nature conservation and debate has given him a broad base from which to approach many topics. Vusi has also served as a youth leader in the Church of God of Prophecy for over nine years. He also conducted several sermons and hosted youth services in the church as a junior pastor under the endorsement of District overseer Mr. Herry Mpumelelo Mavuso. His first book (Each step serves a purpose) is an inspirational, motivational and courageous book based on life encounters.

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      The Parental Sacrifice - Vusi Mxolisi Zitha

      Table of Contents

      Title Page

      The Parental Sacrifice

      Parental sacrifice | The sorrowful regrets

      By:  Vusi Mxolisi Zitha

      Chapter 1 | SCENE 1 | The James family background

      SCENE 2 | Martin goes to medical school

      SCENE 3 | Martin’s parents sell their properties

      SC ENE 4 | Martin’s parent’s infirmities

      Chapter 2 | SCENE 5 | The graduation ceremony

      SCENE 6 | Martin denies his parents

      Chapter 3 | SCENE 7 | Martin’s parents in hospital

      SCENE 8 | Martin ignores his mother to death

      Chapter 4 | SCENE 9 | The obituary

      SCENE 10 | Martin’s sorrow and regrets

      SCENE 11 | The dissociate letter

      Chapter 5 | SCENE 12 | Martin’s nightmare

      SCENE 13 | The illusions

      SCENE 14 | Martin ignores his son to death

      Chapter 6 | SCENE 15 | Martin fired from the hospital

      SCENE 16 | Martin loses his properties

      Chapter 7 | SCENE 17 | A young lady crying out blood

      SCENE 18 | Martin’s new home

      SCENE 19 | Martin and his friends rapes six young women

      Chapter 8 | SCENE 20 | Martin’s illness

      SCENE 21 | The truth about the doctor revealed

      Chapter 9 | SCENE 22 | Martin discovers that he raped his daughter

      Chapter 10 | SCENE 23 | The death of Martin

      SCENE 23 | Mavis discovers a shocking secret

      SCENE 25 | Martin’s burial

      SCENE 26 | Mavis’s dream and deliverance

      SCENE 27 | Mavis is forced into a relationship

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      The parental sacrifice

      Parental sacrifice

      The sorrowful regrets

      By:  Vusi Mxolisi Zitha

      Copyright © 2020 Vusi Mxolisi Zitha

      All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopy, recording or other electronic methods, without the necessary written permission of the publisher. For permission request; write to the publisher at the address below.

      ISBN: 9798624891760

      Imprint: independently published

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      Vusi Mxolisi Zitha

      Po Box 324, Mzinti, 1352

      Mpumalanga

      South Africa

      Email: vusimxolisi@gmail.com

      dedication

      To

      All parents and their children

      PREFACE

      This is a touching and a sad story of two parents who lost everything they could ever dream of when they took the assessment to invest everything they had to their son's edification. But after all their sacrifices; they got a devastating reward from their son.

      INTRODUCTION

      Committed parents plays a profound role in their children's imminent, they are the strength of their attainment. They provide reinforcement, sustenance and access to activities that enable their children to master the key advancement tasks that later enable them to become self-governing accountable parents to their children.

      Chapter 1

      SCENE 1

      The James family background

      The role of parents is very crucial for every child upbringing, though some circumstances of life may deprive some of such prospect.

      Once upon a time in the olden times of inadequate standards of education; two affectionate and considerate parents were very tender of their only son and they did everything in their power to provide for him at any expenditure.

      The son grew under the protection of his parents love and care.

      Right from elementary school to senior high school, they made sure he gets quality education.

      They

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