She hoped that her baby was happy and would be waiting for her when she herself left Botswana and went to heaven. Would Mr. J.L.B. Matekoni get round to naming a wedding date before then? She hoped so, although he certainly seemed to be taking his time. Perhaps they could get married in heaven, if he left it too late. That would certainly be cheaper.
The protagonist reflects on her deep hope for her baby's happiness and the prospect of reuniting in heaven someday. Her thoughts also linger on her relationship with Mr. J.L.B. Matekoni, pondering the uncertainty surrounding their wedding plans. She wishes that he would set a date soon, as time seems to be running out for them.
The idea of marrying in heaven brings a hint of humor to her musings, suggesting that if Mr. Matekoni doesn't hurry, they might have to make do with a celestial wedding. This whimsical notion underscores the blend of love, commitment, and the lightheartedness that characterizes her outlook on their relationship.