Forgive Me Both
The Toxic

Faisal immediately pulled Maya's hand and invited her to come home soon. Without answering her question, Faisal left with a look of disbelief from everyone who was there.

"What the fuck, May!" Faisal jerked roughly Maya's hand when the two had already reached inside the house. The man's breath rose and fell, either because it held anger or held shame because of the disgrace that had been kept tightly together instead exposed by his own wife.

"What I'm talking about is right, right? So why should you be angry?" Maya doesn't care what Faisal does to her. Maya is already heartbroken by all the words of her own mother-in-law.

"Can't you say those words in front of everyone? If you think you want to put where your husband's face is, May?!" faisal said full of anger. He grabbed his hair in frustration, what he would explain to his mother and people later.

"Husband?" Maya smiled cynically, why was it that Faisal had only now acknowledged her status. From the past to anywhere when the mother constantly insulted him by saying barren.

"That's none of my business, Mom. Face the mother and the people who will surely ask the truth," Maya replies again very casually.

The man's jaw tightened perfectly, the roar of his breath was increasingly hunting to hear the words of his wife who seemed to not care at all about her pride later.

"May ...!!"

"I'm not Vani, Mas, who they can despise. And you need to know, I don't want to always be made a scapegoat for the incompetence you have," explained Maya before leaving Faisal who was still standing glued in the living room.

That's what Maya said. Why is it only now that Faisal realized that he had always been unfair to Vani. He always put the interests of his mother and sister first, while he let everyone accuse Vani of being barren just because of his incompetence.

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It turns out that the fear Faisal had also happened after Maya told everyone about her current state. In the afternoon after returning home from the office Mother and Luna immediately came to the house and searched for it with various questions.

"Even how many people have been talking to you all day. It's all because of your wife's talk. That kind of woman, you'd better just divorce her. I don't want to have a daughter-in-law like her" she continued.

Luna who was standing next to him was only silent. After the examination of her sister-in-law at that time Luna did look more reserved. Somehow his attitude also changed a little and no longer often come to Faisal's house to check on Maya.

"Lun, you definitely don't believe it either, do you, the same thing your sister-in-law said? Any way it might be imp0ten, it doesn't make any sense at all."

The mother's question made Luna look up straight away. Actually he also did not want to believe, but seeing the reality in plain sight, is it possible that his brother-in-law was right? That Faisal was an imp0ten man so could not have children despite being married twice.

"No, Luna doesn't believe it either. Basic brash woman, beware later if you're divorced with you, I'm sure there will be no men who want to be with her again."

"But I'm not going to get divorced from Maya, Mom," said Faisal suddenly. To him quite a mistake he made to Vani first. He won't repeat it with Maya. Let him try to fix his house again.

"Why? You can find another woman more beautiful than her. Why do you make it rich if your life is still like this, there is no change at all" the middle-aged woman snorted.

From behind the door Maya had clenched both her hands. He did not expect that Faisal's family did intend to take advantage of the wealth he had. Fortunately, the father had not given his full trust to the man.

"Find a richer woman, a classier one. I'm sure there's still a lot of women out there who want to marry you."

"Enough, Mom ...!!" Eventually Maya can't help herself anymore to keep quiet. Let himself be considered a daughter-in-law less. After all, all this time the Faisal family only wanted to with his money. And after he had no more money they insulted him all out.

"If you think I'm going to regret divorcing Mas Faisal, that's a big mistake. I'm just happy to be free from toxic families like you!!"

Maya turns to a man who a few months ago accompanies her days. Faisal looked down with a sad face,

"And you, Mas," pointed Maya in front of the man's face, "I'll take care of our divorce!"