Lucy's Monologue

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Get out. Get out before I slap you! LB... He hasn't touched you in three weeks? What do you do when the two of you are alone? No man doesn't want to touch his girlfriend. I mean, really! Not even a kiss? If he's not getting it from you, he's getting it elsewhere. - I'm telling you! - You bloody woman! Wait, I'll call you back. What's wrong with you! You can't just barge in here like you own the place! - Where are your manners? - Manners my foot! I made a complete fool of myself because of you! Lucy wants nothing to do with me, and you know it! I was so embarrassed. But that's what you wanted, right? Are you happy? What do you mean? I was trying to help! Look, I know I hurt you, and I'm sorry. But stop being spiteful and move …show more content…

if she becomes a clear threat... she's dead. That was a lovely bath, wasn't it? Was it a lovely bath? - Hey, baby. Was it a lovely bath? - Is she giving you a hard time? She's a pleasure to look after. When Sphe was this small, she was just as sweet. You don't have to do this alone. You know that, right? What do you mean? I don't want you to exhaust yourself and end up overwhelmed like Sphe. Overwhelmed? I've only spent a few hours with her. But after a few days... - You've never looked after a baby by yourself... - You think I'm incapable... - because of what Siphesihle said, don't you? - We can get a nurse or nanny to take shifts! Thanks, but no thanks. I'll manage. I'm fine! You know, that's a lie - I'm not fine. I can't believe you're holding my past against me! And I don't appreciate your patronising attitude! I'm not done. Yes, I've had challenges in the past, but I've recovered. So I don't need you judging me! You don't know the first thing about me! I know I made a choice, but... - now I wish I could go back on it. - A Christening is a good thing. For the baby, yes, but not for me. I'll stand there with a smile on my face... and watch while someone else stands in as her

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