East Coast Radio - Catch Up Stacey & J Sbu

"I could tell Stacey was mad at me!" - J Sbu

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Let's be honest, even the most "perfect" relationships have their issues.
Now although being annoyed or mad at someone is completely normal and only makes you human, we do try to hide it but body language tends to be the biggest giveaway.

Stacey and J Sbu know each other pretty well.

Today, when J Sbu arrived at work, he noticed something was off. Stacey wasn't being her normal self.

Although Stacey had told him that "Everything is fine", J Sbu instantly knew everything was not fine. And there was one thing that confirmed his suspicion.
13 May 2021 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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