Dilemma of Marriage Left
Chapter 120

Morning in the city of Jakarta. Without the sun and there are only gray clouds accompanied by increasingly earthy lightning and also lightning. The sound of water began to fall on the roof of the house.

Then the woman who was sitting in front of the mirror felt anxious. Given the distance between the house to the courthouse was quite far. Moreover, plus the weather is less supportive, there could be congestion everywhere. Puddles of water on the central highway of the capital also often hit unexpectedly.

A moment after, the sound of water falling down sounded so swift.

"So, where will you go? The protocol road must be jammed if it rains gini." That woman was none other than Lativa. Starting today she will be on leave to take care of her divorce proceedings as well as a written exam after the package.

He had just finished putting on his face as naturally as possible. At first glance, the makeup on her face resembles a child her age who has just graduated from high school. But Lativa basically does not like thick makeup with various layers on his face.

Geck, tok, tok.

Lativa turned to the door and moved from his seat. "Who?" tanyanya while stepping her feet.

"Mother, Tiv," said the man who had knocked on the door.

Lativa immediately pressed down the doorknob of his room, so that it could open. "Yes, Mom?" tanyanya.

"What time do you get a trial scheduled? Outside of the heavy rain. Some of the main street points to the courthouse must have been puddles," Mirna said.

"Bu Puji said about half-ten, ma'am. Hopefully the rain will soon subside." Lativa looked towards the wall clock installed in the living room. Because the room is facing the room.

"Yes, your sister called me earlier ... He said he might have come a bit. Moreover, the residence will be further from there to the courthouse," said Mirna.

"Yes right," muttered Lativa hoping that the rain could soon subside.

"Mending now you quickly get ready. After that we have breakfast," said Mirna to her youngest child.

"Yes, Mom. Tiva wants to get ready again!"

Mirna nodded her head and Lativa went into the room, and she quickly left.

An hour passed, Lativa and Mirna were on the way to the courthouse. The rain that had been pouring so hard, could finally subside as well. Along the way, it was true what Lativa was worried about. The rat road to cut off the route was temporarily closed by officers as it was also submerged in floodwaters.

As a result, Lativa must be on a fairly solid main line. Because many riders are trying to avoid puddles and holes.

"When it comes if the road is very slow like a gini," complained Lativa, while Mirna sat relaxed while leaning her back.

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"Praise Bu!" lativa exclaimed while waving one of his hands while looking at Puji from a distance.

The two met and this became the first time Mirna met Puji as Mirna's lawyer. They shake hands and greet each other.

After getting acquainted, Puji invited Lativa and Mirna inside. But it turned out that the green light located above the courtroom door was already on. They also went inside.

When Lativa stepped in, his eyes unintentionally looked straight at a man. It was Antony. The man just came with his lawyer. But Lativa's attitude was only indifferent to Antony. He hoped that after the divorce hearing was over, he would no longer meet or meet with the man.

The trial finally began. Nila, who came with Lalisa, was present just seconds before the judge opened the trial.

Several witnesses were also included to speed up the decision without any mediation. Thanks to additional information from Rusli, Antony could not give up. Because all the evidence is clear.

"With all the evidence listed alongside the lawsuit, Sister Lativa Anindita and Brother Antony Darmasatria, I declare officially divorced. Since the plaintiff did not want any mediation, I granted it. Case closed!" The judge knocked the hammer three times. The people who sided with Lativa could breathe a sigh of relief. Especially the mother.

While Antony, just stared flat at Lativa. The man did not seem to accept the verdict of the judge. The two then stood up and shook hands as a sign of separation.

"Thank you Antony, you've given me so many life lessons until I'm at my lowest point. Now, you can be free to fuck any woman you want. You can walk with anyone with your own money. Because it came from, we will never be together. Goodbye," Lativa said, releasing his hand.

But Antony immediately took it. "I honestly don't want to let you go, Tiv. I just realized without you, my life is a mess. But if it is your happiness without me, then I will let go. And one more thing ... Don't say goodbye, because we won't know when God will meet us again."

Hearing Antony's very sweet words heard, made Lativa just smile. The woman no longer wavers. "Find your happiness, then God will not give you back time to meet with your sorrow or people who have made you sad again. Excuse me."

Lativa threw out his hand, and regardless of Antony's grip. He turned his body while exhaling a sigh of relief. Both corners of her lips expanded, smiling as a very happy release. He walked towards his mother, brother and sister-in-law.

"Finally, my steps were light. I can still achieve my goals. Hopefully, someday ... There will be a man who comes not just to marry for status. But, it can be a life partner in any case."

One by one they hugged Lativa alternately. Saying the word congratulations. Now the woman who soon even nineteen years is already entitled widow status.

But that's not a problem for Lativa. Because life will go on. Just how he wants to get up and learn to be better.

"Oh yes, because I'm going to lunch ... How are we having lunch together?" lativa with sparkling eyes. He could not hide his happiness.

"OK, let's go!" exclaiming Nila then embrace her only puppet sister.

They went to a restaurant not far from the courthouse. As a token of gratitude, the meal this time will be paid all by Lativa!