The Fryover Bridge

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The Fryover Bridge

The Fryover Bridge

by Norman Kaluwa
Melodrama
5.0 (4 reviews)

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21 pages

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The Fryover Bridge is a bold and unfiltered journey through betrayal, grief, love, and survival in modern Zambia. Moving between Kopala and Lusaka, Busuma confronts friendship lost to corruption, relationships shaped by desire and disappointment, and a city that slowly changes who you are. Through humor, pain, and sharp observation, this story explores sanity, identity, and the quiet battles people fight behind ordinary lives. Some journeys change your destination. Others change your soul.

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Following the recruitment of 30,000 teachers, the news of his death hit him harder than anything he had ever known. He wept for himself; life would never be the same. Grief settles quietly, rearranging everything inside. Maybe Lungowe did not leave me with pain, only a standard too honest to negotiate with loneliness. Some people are seasons—they arrive when needed and leave when growth is required. Life moves forward anyway. Rose writes to the PS Who will be the Fryover Bridge of his life?

Chapters (16)

  1. 01The Road Trip
  2. 02The Powerpuff Girls
  3. 03Changa
  4. 04Lungowe
  5. 05Chasing Shadows
  6. 06The Recipe of the Heart
  7. 07Sunshine and Shadows
  8. 08The Sweet Poison of First Love
  9. 09The Weight of Flawed Love
  10. 10The Sanhedrin
  11. 11Misozi’s Lessons
  12. 12Tea, Tyranny, and Truth
  13. 13The Other Woman
  14. 14The City That Takes
  15. 15The untold stories
  16. 16The Sound of Silence

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Published: 4/6/2026Status: PUBLISHED21 pages
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About the Author

Norman Kaluwa

Busuma Chakubumba is a graduate of the University of Zambia, where he studied Mathematics and English. He is a writer with a strong interest in African prose fiction, drawing inspiration from everyday African experiences and storytelling traditions. His writing reflects a Kopala perspective, capturing urban Zambian life, language, and social realities with authenticity and simplicity. Through his work, he explores ordinary human experiences using clear language and culturally grounded narrative.

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5.0 (4 reviews)

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7/31/2026

It is definitely a 5/5 read. The kind of story that keeps you up at night because each chapter leaves you yearning for more... The kind to be reread every chance you get. I enjoyed the humor and how easy it was to know the characters without getting confused. The ending???? 😭Had me screaming. I want more of this story 😅

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7/28/2026

It was captivating. The more I read,the more I was captivated to continue reading 😭 It's Soo nice...it has humor,life lessons and not forgetting the fact that it will get you emotional 🥹 because tell me why she chose to cheat on him with Changa ahhh guys Changa of all people nooo Umbi you can do better 😭and why did he have to follow Jay across the bridge noooooo that part hurt me the most😭