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Aphelele was doing her morning coffee run this morning when she was approached by what seemed to her like an eligible bachelor.

The two strangers made conversation whilst they waited for their coffee's at the coffee shop, according to Aphelele the chemistry was very obvious and as the two were about to go their separate ways, the gentlemen in question asked for her number.

As Aphelele took his phone to put in her cellphone number, she made a shocking discovery that stopped her right in her tracks. Listen as Aphelele shares what exactly happened in the podcast
22 Apr 2021 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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