Forced to Marry My Brother's Prospective Husband
chapter 158

In the morning about half-time five in the morning. The rose was already near the shop where his family rested.

From a great distance. Rose sat in her car staring at her father and mother who were still asleep.

Tears slowly began to inundate his embrace, before long the tears began to queue to plunge free from the corner of the Rose's eye.

"Actually I can't bear to see you guys like this. I'm sorry, I just want you to be aware of all the mistakes you've made. Not only about what you did to me but also about what you did to Aby and her family and to the people you've been sick with including my adoptive parents" said the Rose.

"Well, can't you?" asked Abymana who was sitting in the steering chair.

The rose looked at Aby and then at her family.

"Not really, I remember my life back in the village" said Roses trying to hide his true feelings.

"What's your next plan?"

"Bring them to where they've been provided in addition to introducing them to the life I used to be, in that place too they'll learn how to survive without money."

"Yes, it's up to you but now that they're still sleeping do you want to wake them up?"

"No. We just go home, I'll pick them up later in the afternoon anyway you will have to go to the office" said Mawar.

"For you, I can go to the office."

"No. Soon you'll be a father so you have to work hard for the future of our son."

"Oh baby, we're going home now." Abymana immediately did his car at medium speed!

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In the orphanage.

"You're being escorted Sy?" michelle asked Ussy who was about to leave for Dirga's house.

"No, sister, I took an angkot only," said Ussy.

"OK if you don't want to, be careful on the road, yes" said Michelle.

"Sister Michelle, I want to take a bath with my sister" said a child who was about five years old.

"May but it's still early, baby. You go back to sleep" Michelle said, wiping the boy's head.

The little boy nodded then walked into his room again!

"Ussy go first, sister," said Ussy as he walked away.

"Michelle, you've got a good clock. Where you going?" ask Ms. Jena.

"I have a job, ma'am" Michelle said.

"What job does it take for you to leave before the eyes of day rise?"

"Mom, I'm upset" Michelle said as she walked up to a nearby chair and sat on it!

"Why, Son? Same story with Mom." Bu Jena walked over and sat down in the chair opposite Michelle.

"My brother's a criminal" Michelle said.

"There is no way criminals are willing to spend a lot of money on children here" said Bu Jena.

"And his boss Dirga was his victim. I was afraid that once Dirga found out that the bad guy was my brother, Dirga would leave me." Michelle looks sad as if desperate in the face of conditions after Dirga knows the truth.

"Michelle, if your sister is a criminal but that evil sister is you. I don't think there's any reason for Dirga to leave you."

"I think so too, Mom, but everyone's thinking is different" Michelle said.

"Don't be afraid, face it all with a calm heart, yet nothing has happened. You haven't met them either, have you?"

"Today I will meet them. Ma'am, I'm sorry if I failed to give a daughter-in-law to Mom" Michelle said with a sad look.

Although Michelle is only a foster child of Bu Jena but Michelle does not consider Bu Jena as her foster mother. For her, Bu Jena is the second mother figure after her mother gave birth to her.

"What's the apology for? If not a soul mate, how else."

The Dirga residence.

"What cooking is Sy? The money is different," said Dirga to Ussy who had been engrossed in cooking.

"I don't know what this cooking is. What is clear is that Ussy's cooking was brought from the home" Ussy said.

"From home? Why was he brought here?" Dirga walked up to Ussy and looked at the dishes that were still in the cauldron.

"This is Michelle's cooking, actually just cooked because it's cold to be hot Ussy deh," explained Ussy.

"Feel Michelle? Wake up what time is he? It's cooking at this hour."

"That Ussy knew the hell from three in the morning. It's usual that Michelle's sister likes to confide in the same ones there," Ussy said as she set her eyes on the top.

"Yes, quickly heat up soon I eat," said Dirga.

"Okay, sir."

"Oh yeah, what about your college?" ask Dirga.

"Surfer sir, safely under control."

"It's good that way. So the real doctor can do me if I'm sick."

"Ready, Sir. Ussy always tried his best not to disappoint you and Michelle."

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"Mas, are you not ready today?" michaela.

Seeing Roger still dressed casually made Michaela curious about what happened to her husband. Usually Roger is ready to go to his restaurant but, this morning the man still looks unprepared and still shabby.

"Today I went to a restaurant during the day and Michelle met" said Roger.

"Oh, I think you're not well anymore." Michaela smiled in her heart feeling relieved when she found out her husband was doing well.

"No, honey. Michelle wants to introduce someone to me later, will you come?"

"I don't think so, Mom. I'm afraid I'm interrupting."

"You must have said that. Michelle can't be bothered by your presence, you're my wife."

"You know, I know there was a private conversation Michelle wanted to make. I'm just a sister-in-law to him and I don't really matter to Michelle either."

"It's up to you but you should know, Michelle never considered you someone else. He and my mom love you."

"I know that, Mom. You don't have to tell me" said Michaela.

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"Wake up! Wake up!"

While Mahendra and his family were still sleeping, suddenly a shopkeeper woke them up because he was going to open his shop.

Mahendra and Marisa wake up after hearing the voice of the shop owner.

"I'm sorry, sir, we just took a break last night" Mahendra said.

"Your used cardboard machines are sleeping. I don't want any trash left in front of my store."

Quickly, Marisa re-cleansed the boxes of their former bedding!

After that they went straight from there knowing they would only be bullies in that store!

"Mama and Orange just stay here, Papa wants to go to the market who knows if anyone needs pelvic porters," mahendra said after passing through several shops and arriving at one of the shops that were still closed.

"Mama's coming, Pa. Mama can help Papa" said Marisa.

"No need. Mama Sama Jingga just rest here it looks like this store will not open," said Mahendra.

Seriate