Duda Perjaka Salah Room
Julia Arrives in the Bridal Room

Finished is finally a series of events at his wedding with Zen. Juli breathed a sigh of relief. In a moment he will be able to release the high heels attached to his feet. All day he had been friends with high heels that tortured it. With a slow step, Juli walked towards the bridal room in the hotel. That's right, the afternoon party until tonight was held at the hotel. Not in the building where they got married this afternoon. The bride's family is also at the hotel.

Before entering, Juli stops first in front of the door of her hotel room which will be used as a bedroom for her and Zen. Juli shook her head many times. The shadow about the events of the morning passed without permission in the mind of July. For some reason, it's hard to forget. Though Juli had tried her best not to think about it but still remembered without knowing the condition. Sometimes, Juli also feels like she doesn't mean anything, but it's all happened.

"Huh, I can definitely get through it. Even if you can't, you can." Juli reassured her heart that this was nothing.

His right hand held the card to enter the room, and the door opened shortly after July attached it to the screen. Not yet fully Juli entered, she already felt that someone was pushing her back. At first Juli thought, that person is Zen. But it was not, Julia turned out to have forced him into the room.

Julia shut the door to her hotel room in July. She held Juli's hand tightly and her lips whispered, "July, I support you."

Juli doesn't understand what Julia means. He just kept quiet without asking. Before long, the door to his hotel room opened. Who else if not Zen. Because the one with the bridal room access card is just the two of them. Julia immediately let go of Juli's hand and stood beside her twin. While Zen, he stared strangely at Julia and Juli. Slowly but surely, Zen walked deeper into his hotel room.

"What are you doing in this room? Do you want to sleep with your twin on our wedding night?" Zen chuckled cynically looking at the look on Juli's face that glared after hearing her words.

Julia reached into something from inside her bag. He pulled out a piece of paper and he thrust it to Zen or rather now his sister-in-law. Julia actually refuses to admit it.

Zen's forehead shriveled looking at the paper in Julia's hand. He did not understand at all but also did not wonder what the contents of the paper were. Finally, Julia said, "Take this paper and read it carefully so that no word is left."

Zen squinted his eyes then sighed deeply. For whatever sake, Zen was completely uninterested but Julia still had not stopped telling him. Until without intention, Zen took a piece of paper folded in half from Julia's hand. But unfortunately Zen did not do the thing as Julia said to read it one by one the words listed. Zen immediately read to the point.

"You didn't typo it?" Zen asked Julia while holding up the paper Julia had given him.

Julia's head nodded. "I typed it in a conscious state and I made sure I didn't type it wrong every word."

Zen laughed cynically. She intended to tear the paper off but Julia stopped her hand. While July, she was still waiting for what they discussed. Honestly, Juli had absolutely no idea about the contents of the paper Julia had given Zen just now. He also wanted to know about it but none of the two of them had discussed or opened their voices yet.

"Are you still sane?" Zen again asked with a laugh.

"Obviously I'm very sane. This is how I protect my twin. You must sign the terms I give you not to touch July as long as you are married. You also have to promise, after your marriage runs one year later, you have to divorce July and give her as much compensation money as possible." Julia repeated the terms she wrote in the letter she gave Zen just now.

Zen smiled cynically. "I don't want to sign the contract." Zen refused outright.

Julia moved her body closer to Zen. "I also don't want my sister to be up to nothing. Anyway, I don't want to hear you touch her."

"At first if I touch July, isn't that natural? I'm her husband, and she's my wife." Zen was still firm on his stance.

"Don't you dare hurt Juli or play her. If you dare to offend Juli, I won't remain silent." Julia even pointed at Zen's face just to threaten the man so as not to act recklessly.

Zen let out a long breath. He put both his hands into his pocket and the look on his face changed drastically. "I'm still sane and I'm not the kind of guy who likes to break my promises."

"How can I believe it? While you say so." Julia still answered what Zen said.

Juli just quietly listened to Julia and Zen debate. He wanted to know what the end of this debate would be like.

"Anyway, without signing the terms you gave me, I still won't touch July by the end of a fingernail. Even if you don't believe it, you can cope every day or ask July every morning." Zen reassured Julia. I hope his brother-in-law will believe him.

Juli reflexively held onto part of her chest as Zen looked at her. For some reason, Juli feels that Zen will disarm her with his eyes. Zen only laughed sarcastically at Juli's reaction.

"How can I trust you, Zen? You don't remember what you did to July that night? You touched it by force." Julia tries to remind Zen of the events of that night that Juli really doesn't want to remember.

Zen squeezed his hair which was still neatly arranged. "How many more times do I have to say that what happened that night was just an accident and a misunderstanding. I'm under the influence of the stimulant drug my stepmother gave me."

Julia laughed cynically. "Say you really want to fuck Juli."

Juli holds Julia's arm, pleading with her brother not to bring up the night again. Juli desperately wants to forget about it and tries to think of it as an accident that has passed. But Juli was not sure if she could because the man who was with her that night was officially her legal husband.

"It's all a misunderstanding, Julia. Not because of my desire. I'm framed." Zen was almost frustrated because Julia did not believe him. "Originally you know, my relationship with my family is bad."