GEEGEE

In a world where magic reigns supreme and men hold dominion over women, Tapiwa harbors a simple dream: to marry a devoted husband and escape the oppressive shadows of her family. 
Growing up in a society where polygamy thrives and sibling rivalries can be deadly, she longed for a monogamous relationship and a place of her own. Yet, the perfect life she envisioned quickly spiraled into a decade-long nightmare, leading to a painful divorce that left her feeling lost and defeated.
Fleeing from her past and seeking solace away from the people she knew, Tapiwa lived a life without any purpose. 
However, her fate takes a remarkable turn when she saved an elderly woman, who bestowed upon her divine graces and newfound power. 
Armed with this celestial gift, Tapiwa embraced a second chance at life and vowed to challenge the norms that confine women to mere child bearers.
Determined to empower her fellow women—mages and non-mages alike—Tapiwa embarked on a courageous quest to ensure their voices are heard and their worth acknowledged. 
With unwavering resolve, she fought against societal constraints and fought for a future where women can thrive as the queens they were always meant to be. 
In a world that sought to silence her, Tapiwa became a beacon of strength, ready to confront any obstacle that stood in her way.

AGAINST ALL ODDS: HER SUPREMACY

With Rutendo and Tapiwa gone, Martha didn't live well at home. The exposure of Rutendo's deeds caused a rift in her marriage and her husband disdained her and put the crime of her daughter's sins on her head.

Martha knew that one day her daughter would be exposed, so she found a yellow flower and kept it in the courtyard. She persevered when her husband and the other women scorned her as she waited for Tapiwa to see her message.

One day, after six months had passed. After she had put the flower, her courtyard caught fire, and it was declared that Martha died in that fire.

Meanwhile, she was brought to the kingdom, where women flourished more than men. She was happy being there.

She lived in the castle and spent most of her time with Margie, her grandchild since Tapiwa was busy as a bee and couldn't be seen at all.

She was happier being there than she had ever been when she lived in that household.

EXTRA 2