Hookers’ foursome turns sour

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Florence Ncube, Chronicle Reporter
A SEXCAPADE by two hookers who took two foreigners to their lodgings for a foursome turned sour when one of them accidentally damaged a television set.

Plaxedes Masuku asked Senzeni Ndlovu to bring her a man from a night club so they could have sex, a court heard.

The deal allegedly went sour when Masuku accidentally pulled a TV cable when she was reaching for a blanket, thereby dragging the appliance to the floor and damaging it extensively.

Ndlovu dragged Masuku to court, demanding $650 to replace the TV set.

Victoria Falls magistrate Ms Rangarirai Gakanje heard the case in the civil court.

The court heard how Masuku and Ndlovu, who rented rooms in the same house in Chinotimba suburb, had brought home a Namibian man and a white man for sex.

Masuku told the court she could not have sex with her client in her room because her children were still awake.

The hookers settled for a foursome in Ndlovu’s room.

“Your Worship I saw the summons and I agree that l broke the TV but it was a mistake. What’s disturbing is that initially she said the TV was worth $300 excluding the stand, but now she says its $500,” said Masuku.

She said she went to Shoestrings Nite Club last month where she brought two men for herself and her friend — a white man and a Namibian.

“She asked me to bring her a man which I did,” said Masuku.

While at home, the four started drinking before having sex.

As Masuku tried to pull a blanket from the top of a wardrobe, she accidentally pulled a code connected to a decoder which caused the TV to fall.

The magistrate asked Ms Ndlovu to furnish the court with receipts of the two items.

— @hurricanefloe

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