Forced to be second
Repatriate

"Sir, please bring Gita's suitcase," pinta Arman, and be taken by the security guard. Arman immediately holds Gita, enters the house. Gita had revolted, but was not ignored by Arman.

"Well, Den Arman, Non Gita?" the housekeeper Agam, looking surprised when he opened the door for Arman and Gita, let alone see the large suitcase that participated, "please enter, Non Gita, Den Arman."

"Dad mom is there?" ask Arman directly.

"There is Den, please sit down first, let me call," said the housekeeper, he immediately rushed to the pool. Because Agam was there to grow himself.

"Excuse me, sir," the housekeeper approached Agam.

"What's wrong?" tanya Agam was still staring straight at the pond.

"There's a Non Gita with Den Arman, sir."

Agam turned his head for a moment, with furrowed brows, it was already quite a night for someone to visit, even though it was his son and daughter-in-law, but it still felt strange to visit at night when everyone should rest.

"What's the matter of them coming up these nights, is there a problem?" ask Agam while investigating.

"Sorry, my Lord doesn't know. But Den Arman was carrying a suitcase, Non Gita," the housekeeper replied, lowering his face. Agam who heard even rubbed his face violently, he immediately entered the house and stepped towards the living room. When he got to the front of the stairs, he met Rose who also seemed to know about the arrival of Gita and Arman. The two of them immediately met their son and daughter-in-law, who were currently silent in the living room.

"Dad, Mother?" Arman approached Agam and Rose, even kissing their hands, while Gita just kept quiet while putting on an annoyed face.

"What's this, son?" ask Rose who started reading there is something wrong with Gita and Arman.

"I wanted to apologize to Mom and Dad. Maybe my decision was, very surprising Father and Mother, but this is all I do because there is a reason," Arman glanced at Gita, who was still silent not flinching.

"I want to return the Gita," Arman said suddenly, making Agam also Rose of course surprised.

"What! What's wrong with Gita, son Arman, to be sent home?" asked Agam astonished, he was sure that Gita had greatly upset Arman, so that men as patient as Arman, could let go of Gita just like that. Though, Arman is a good husband to Gita, he always defends Gita in front of his family, regardless of what mistakes Gita has done so far.

Arman lowered his face. "Arman is sorry, Dad. Aman knows, I must be disappointed with Arman for giving up too soon, but Arman has been trying all this time, Dad. And Arman can no longer educate Gita, as I told Arman, if Arman feels unable to educate Gita, then Arman return Gita to Dad," arman said with a face full of regret.

"No!" reject Gita, who suddenly says, "I don't want to be here, I want to be with you, Arman." Gita suddenly hugged Arman so tightly.

"Gita, without me, you'll live, I'm sure. You can always do anything by yourself, when I remind you, then you will not accept. Then, what am I doing? While this marriage, just as a proving ground that you can be like Carnations, even you always want more than Carnations. I gave up Git, I can't fulfill all your wishes" Arman said.

Rose and Agam can only be quiet, they both look at each other, there is a sense of compassion for Gita, but they are also compassionate with Arman, who has been willing to fight for Gita. Gita, who heard the rejection answer from Arman, immediately cried hysterically, she did not want to live at a young age, and again surely there will be many who gossip Gita.

Arman smiled and let out a heavy sigh. "It's been Arman's final decision, Dad."

Arman looked at Gita, who was currently being pacified by Rose in her arms. "Gita, I'll take care of everything, you don't have to worry" Arman told Gita, "I'm sorry, if as long as you're my wife, you've never been happy, I hope you can change for the better, and find a replacement for me" Arman said, offering the best prayer for the Gita, with sincerity. Although in fact, the words were also very difficult to get out of his lips.

Arman turned to Agam and Rose in turn. "Arman said goodbye, sorry to disturb the break of Father and Mother," said Arman before finally deciding to leave.

"Arman, I don't want to, I want to be with you!" exclaiming Gita roared calling Arman's name, but Arman seemed to care about his hearing.

"Gita, it's." Agam continued to block Gita's wrist, so as not to run after Arman.

"No, Gita has to go after Arman!" raung Gita is becoming, "akkhhhh!!" suddenly, after Arman passed driving his car, Gita held his stomach and looked very sick, even sweat began to pour down Gita's forehead.

"Gita, what's wrong with you, son?" Rose and Agam panicked instantly.

"It hurts, I have a stomach ache," Gita replied as she stammered, she continued squeezing her stomach, her face instantly turning deathly pale.

"Come on, we're going to the hospital." Agam immediately carried Gita to the car. Panic was immediately sweeping through the house.

-//-

"How's our daughter doing, Doc?" ask Agam, now Gita has just finished checking, after being given a tranquilizer, then Gita can just sleep.

"No need to worry, sir. This is one of the early symptoms, young pregnant women," replied the doctor with confidence.

"What, so that means your son is pregnant, Doc?" rose Yan still did not believe it.

"From my examination results so. Tomorrow, you can check with the obstetrician, so that it can be clearer. For tonight, let the patient rest" the doctor advised.

Rose and Agam embrace each other, they are so happy to hear the news of Gita's pregnancy. The doctor smiled to see the couple who was no longer young, but still looked romantic.

"Thank you very much, Doc." Agam shook the Doctor's hand so happily, they both believed Gita would be very happy if they heard this happy news. Because the Gita is also waiting for it.

"We have to call Arman, Dad," Rose has taken out her phone, to contact her daughter-in-law, however Arman deserves to know.

"Not now, Mom. Arman must be resting, tomorrow we can call Arman, when we have confirmed the condition of the Gita," Agam suggested.