Charm of Former Wives Who Were Hurt
Ch.10 There's no reason to survive

"Mama.. hiks... hiks.... hiks.." Karin's voice cried.

"Ayin napa nanis?" kevin asked, who woke up to hear Karin crying

"Aus." said Karin lirih

"Look Epin Temenin take a drink." Kevin bargained, Yesterday stopped his crying and went down the bed to go out of the room to fetch water with Kevin.

Ceklek...

"Mama." choked Kevin and Karin together when he saw Anggi lying on the floor

"Ma banun ma, banun.. huaaaa. Huaa.." - Karin cried hysterically.

"Mama banun ma banun, abaaaaaang." Kevin was hysterical to see his mother who never woke up

Feeling the noise of his sister outside his room, Damar immediately jumped from the bed.

"Ma.. mama... mama why, deck?"

"Don't know, bang. Open the pitu mama already bobok here. Huaaa. " said Karin tergugu.

"Ma. wake up ma.. Damar please wake up, ma . Don't stay in Damar and adek." Damar also sobbed to see the mother never open her eyes

Then Damar tried to go to his mother's room, hoping that there was the father in the room, but his hope was in vain. Apparently his papa doesn't exist.

Damar glanced at the clock on the wall, already at 5am. He was confused who to ask for help.

Damar saw his mother's phone lying on the table, he rushed to press his papa's phone number hoping that his father would come home to help his mother. But again his hopes ended in vain. Already 7 times the call he did but never lifted. Pressed 1 more time, hoping in this 8th call, his papa will respond. If not, it will stop.

And right, it turns out that this 8th call was raised, but the voice of the person across there was not the voice of his papa. This is a female voice. Damar frowned confused.

"Hello, who's bothering people to go to bed early?" ketus the woman across the phone

"Hello, this is my papa's phone number right?"

"Papa? Papa gundulmu. This is my son-in-law's phone number. Don't call here anymore. Disturb people to sleep." said the woman then the phone was closed unilaterally

Damar groaned in frustration, who to help. Then he thought of asking the help of his friend's mother who lived next door to the house which happened to be a midwife.

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"Aunty how's my mama doing?"

"Your mom is just shocked and exhausted. The same wound later often you clean, yes!" lulu told Damar. He does not talk much about the state of Anggi, however Damar is still too small to understand the problems of adults.

"Auntie said goodbye, yes! Do you want to stay in school or do you want permission?"

"Izin used to be aunty, no one takes care of my mom."

"Yes, Auntie go home first, yeah! Aunty's coming to your homeroom teacher. Karin, Kevin don't be naughty! Kasian mom is still sick. "

"Yes, tate" said Karin and Kevin compact

"Thank you, Auntie." said Damar, who Lulu replied with a smile.

Soon enough, Anggi finally came to his senses. He blinked a few times, trying to collect fragments of memory before his stupor.

"Ma, is mom awake?" asked Damar when he saw his mother begin to open her eyes

"Astaghfirullah, what time is it, 'bang? You're not ready for school yet?" panicked Anggi when he saw the day was starting to light, without answering Damar's question earlier.

"So Brother has asked for permission from aunt Lulu,ma. Mama had fainted, brother did not have the heart to stay mama equally adek." lirih Damar. "Why did you faint? Mom's head is bleeding?"

"Mama last night slipped, kept mama's head sucked into the wall deh." lied Anggi with a grin

"Ooo..other times be careful, my ma! We were panicking. Karin sampa nangis kirain mama died." said Damar while chuckling

While joking with his children, Anggi's phone rang. It turns out that the one who called was Diwangga.

"Hello, assalamualaikum."

"Wa'alaikum salam." replied Diwangga

"Your divorce papers are out. You can go to the office at 10."

"Huh, what a big chunk of mas? How can? Just 24 hours?" wonder Anggi. As far as Anggi takes care of the divorce papers is quite long .

He smiled at the end of the phone. He is a reliable and well-known lawyer, he is also a lot of connections, of course, it is not difficult just to take care of divorce papers. "I said yesterday, the evidence is accurate aka strong, so it will be faster and easier to take care of it. " said Diwangga relaxed, while Anggi because he did not know anything, only ber'oh ria only.

"Thank you, mas. I'll be there at 10."

"You'll be careful, yeah!"

"Eh, yes, mas. Thanks." Thanks."

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As promised, at 10 Anggi has arrived at Diwangga's office. He did not take his children, because Damar offered to keep his two younger siblings at home.

Upon entering the room Diwangga, the man was immediately startled with a bandage encircling Anggi's head.

"What's your head?" ask Diwangga. " Because of your husband again?" guess it directly

Anggi gave a rough sigh. It is also impossible that he lied to the man who helped him to break free from the painful snare of marriage.

"Yes that's it." Anggi replied briefly. Then Anggi began to tell the chronology to Diwangga.

Diwangga's jaw tightened greatly, how could there be a man like that who was so desperate to hurt his own wife and then leave her just like that he thought.

If he was there at that time, he would have badly beaten Adam so that he would feel his pain.

He wanted to avenge Adam's treatment, but he couldn't. No matter how he is a law enforcement officer, he should not be rash in his actions. In addition, he was also ready, he was only an acquaintance of Anggi was only 2 times met.

After taking the divorce papers, Anggi immediately went to the place where he had made a deal with someone who wanted to sell his stake.

The shop consisting of two floors is indeed quite minimalist, but elegant. The facilities are complete and located in the city center. The owner sells at a price below the market because he really needs money to treat his son.

When he first saw , Anggi was immediately interested in the shophouse. He immediately gave the money from selling his jewelry as a down payment. The rest will be paid if the plan goes well.

at home

"Assalamualaikum" said Anggi when he arrived at home but there was no word from the people who were sitting in the living room.

"Heh, you wild woman, the child left at home, uh she's wandering around. What kind of mother are you." Anggi shrugged his shoulders indifferently. His body was tired of being lazy to argue.

"Eh Ma'am, look at her mother's cuekin, you girls have no manners." - Sulis

"Hey Anggi, I'm still talking, where are you going?" yell mom

"What the hell bu angry continuously, ntar high blood mother rose again, you know! Not afraid of what kind of receipt?" Anggi tried to scare her mother-in-law to stop being angry is not clear

"You want to curse mom, yeah! You brash son-in-law."

plaques...

Anggi grimaced as he got a sudden slap from his in-laws.

"You guys actually hate me so much. If you just want to find a storm in this house, mending out." said Anggi full of emphasis

"Currently, you son-in-law doesn't know you're so pretentious to throw us out of this house! Remember this house is my son's house so you have no right to evict us. Quite the contrary, we have the right to expel you!" yelled Mrs Tatik. "Oh yeah, you ask why we hate you? You look at yourself, already poor, parents are not clear, lest you be a bastard." mocked Mrs Tatik

'Oh, yes! Let's see later who will be expelled.' Inner Anggi

"If you don't like me, tell Adam to divorce me, it's easy!" challenge Anggi cynical

"Oh sure, surely in the near future you will be divorced. Adam also already has a better wife candidate than you and more importantly his parents clearly his origin. I will also get a grandson from him." said Mrs Tatik proudly.

Anggi's heart was heartbroken, just because he was a nursing home child so they easily hurt him. Even indirectly, her in-laws stated that she did not recognize her children as grandchildren. Miris.

This further strengthens Anggi's determination to separate No more things that can be used as an excuse for him to survive after his son was not recognized by the family.

Lazy continued to argue, Anggi immediately stepped foot into the room of the twins. Surely they were afraid to hear the quarrel of his mother and grandmother thought Anggi.