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01x13 - Episode 13

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Blood Legacy". Aired: September 20, 2024.*
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When the CEO of Spear Industries is found dead in the sugarcane fields of KwaZulu-Natal, it sparks a fierce battle among his children for control of the company.

01x13 - Episode 13

Post by bunniefuu »

There are new terms and conditions.

Three out of ten Spear trucks
will be carrying our product.


Yes?

I accept your offer.

Speak up.

I said I accept your offer.

Perfect.

When we call, you answer.

The workers have started striking again.

They even locked in the security guards.

We still haven't given them
life insurance.

Right now the banks
are collecting their money.

That was when
they still trusted this business.

You see, with the situation we're in,
we need to find liquidity again.

We need to sell something.

We only have the hotels at the moment.

Dude.

Dad.

Where were you?

You're the child, you can't ask me that.

Dad, I was just concerned.

Gosh, Dad, come on.

Fine then, I was with a woman.

No, Thuli.

Don't forget that these hotels
are the backbone of this company.

Now you want to sell them?

We need a way out of this mess.

"We"? What do you mean, "we"?

You fired Mandla,
you canceled the construction contracts.

Hello, everyone.

The report said it was sabotage, right?

We can't say that.

If we say that, it's going to
put a lot of pressure on us.

What happens when the banks
and companies find out?

Won't they pull out?

She's right.

So what do we do now?

That is going to cause trouble
for Lungelo's business.

And there's nothing we can do.

So now we're just going to
frame the poor guy?

Dude.

Plus, I did nothing wrong.

Don't mind them.

Please give us a moment, dear.

Okay, class, just remember
that degrees of comparison,

will remain the same every year for you.

So adjectives can take on three forms.

This indicates the strength of the noun.

The positive degree: The cat runs quickly.

Miss Amahle. Do we have a problem?

- Sit down immediately.
- Yeah.

Miss Amahle. Principal's office. Now!

Mzilikazi kaMashobane.

You're protecting the family business.

You're not answering me.

It's amazing how
your daughter looks exactly like you.

Exactly like you when you were younger.

Really?

No it's fine,
I'm used to this from Njabulo.

I didn't know that.

Have a lovely day.

And when we get home,
we can sit down and talk.

Now, let's go home.

If Ndleleni can just sit down,

and admit to what he did,
the Cele's might forgive him.

Do you want our child to go to jail?

No I don't, but what are we teaching him
by running away?

He abused that poor girl.

He did nothing to that girl!

If that video wasn't leaked,
she would have never known.

Now you're really out of line
because Amahle is innocent in all this.

You know what?

Nido is my child.

And I will protect him no matter what.

Come here.

Yeah. But at least now people will know
that you were actually helping.

Mahle, text her back.

Khanyi, we found a buyer for the hotel.

Problem is, we don't have much time.

- Who?
- The Arabs we met with the other day.

They're still interested?

The father isn't interested,
but the son wants to meet with us.

Brother. I am going to sell Coastal Hotel.

But if you have a better option,
I'll take it.


Let's save Spear.

We need 50 million rands.

We'll be able to settle
our bigger debts with it.

- Why are you here, bro? Can we talk?
- No, sis.

Let me finish.

Sis, a word.

He is insane.

We can't sell all the hotels
for 100 million.

- You know they're worth much more.
- Brother.

We don't have a choice.

We need the money.

What happens if we can't pay him back?

Don't worry, bro.

Are you sure?

You're making me nervous. Sit down.

But when I go to sleep or close my eyes...

I get these flashbacks.

Watching him climb on top of me.

Them laughing.

Begging them to stop.

I don't know, Amahle.

It doesn't matter how much you drank.

My parents say I should report him.

So that he can be punished for what he did
and he'll never be able to do it again.

You know what happens to women

who accuse men of r*pe, on social media.

What should I do?

Please, don't get out!