Woman Receives News On Her Sick Bed That Her Man Was Getting Merried To Another Lady

Many people in this life don't have good conscience. If you meet a man or woman who has kind heart, don't take their love for granted because there are many out there who will can make your life miserable.

A woman who was sick and receiving treatment in a hospital has revealed how she received news that her man was busy getting married to another woman:

"I was lying in hospital and sent my 14-year-old daughter to go and get me some clothes, said Nokuthula Khambule, from Zola 3, Soweto. "My daughter came back with the shocking news that my man was in a wedding suit standing next to a woman in a wedding dress. She said they were getting married."

The woman, Nokuthula, said she couldn’t believe what she heard. "I called my partner and he confirmed to me over the phone that he was getting married. I was heartbroken. I was suddenly as sick as I’d ever been. I wanted to die."

When she came out of hospital, Nokuthula suffered more humiliation. Her partner, Thulani Mashinini (46), and his new wife threw her out of the house. She is now sleeping at her parents’ home while another woman is sleeping in her bed.

"I still love him," she said. "He promised to marry me legally. I was hoping I would be with him forever but all those dreams are shattered." She said Thulani had never shown signs that he was cheating.

The man, Thulani (pictured above), admitted to Daily Sun he got married while his wife was in hospital recovering from her illness, but said he is regretting the decision. "It was a mistake. It is the greatest mistake I have ever made in my life," he said. Thulani said he knew the other woman before he met Nokuthula. "I was not on good terms with the woman when I fell in love with Nokuthula,” he said. "While Nokuthula was in hospital, my new wife told me she was four months pregnant and didn’t want to have her child without getting married. That was when I made the mistake of getting married." Thulani said he still loves Nokuthula and will make peace with her. "I will rather have two wives than dump Nokuthula," he said.