Getting Married for Lying
146 - Compensation

"Vay! Where are you going?"

Nola and Mery who happened to meet Vaya in front of the elevator immediately greeted Vaya.

Two gossipers whose presence was actually very much avoided by Vaya.

"I'm going to the main lobby" Vaya replied, commenting on her smile.

Duh, why should I meet them anyway? Vaya.

"Why go to the lobby?" ask Nola kepo.

"Oh, I just got notified, he said there is a package for me," replied Vaya.

"Wow! What's the package, Vaya?" asked Mery enthusiastically.

"Hehe, I don't know, I don't remember either" Vaya replied chuckling as she entered the elevator.

"Well, this Vaya, so much shopping in Syopi, until you forget to buy anything!" nola Seloroh.

"Haha," Vaya laughed wryly.

"Well, you can understand, his name is also Vaya is still single, the money is only used for himself! Different from mothers like us, who are a little for the needs of children!" Mery.

"Yes, it's better to buy the kitchen, than shopping in the Syopi!" continued Nola.

"So Vaya, when did you get married?" ask Mery.

"Yes, Indi, the child who just entered three months ago, has spread the invitation! Your time is in stock for a long time, still not thinking of getting married?" ask Nola.

Vaya just grinned wryly.

"Yes, even grin," said Mery.

"Vaya, you're getting younger and younger! If the age is three heads, it is difficult to choose! The choice is, if not the widower, yes, the man's husband!" seloroh Nola again.

"Haha," Vaya just laughed crisply.

"Is om-om saving more money? Than to be a legal wife?" ask Mery again.

"Haha," again Vaya laughed wryly in response to Mery and Nola's sniffle.

Trings..

The elevator door opened, and Vaya quickly descended on the floor of her destination.

"First yes, guys," Vaya said goodbye.

"Yes" said Nola and Mery, who remained in the elevator.

"Tuh, Nola, right, Vaya is single because it has become an om-om deposit!" whispered Mery.

"But, which om-om is it, who wants the same old woman? Aki-aki nursing alone would definitely prefer young leaves!" Nola chiming.

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Vaya frowned at the sight of a brown envelope given by a courier waiting in the lobby.

"Please sign here, ma'am," the courier pointed to the street mail sheet.

"But, sir, I don't feel there is any ordering of the package," Vaya declined.

"Mom, I'm just here to deliver the package" said the courier.

Vaya finally signed a road letter sheet and brought the envelope to his room.

Vaya was clearly wondering what the contents of the envelope were. He even did his explorations by pointing the envelope into the air.

What if the contents of the envelope were divorce papers sent by Vier?

Bruck...

The envelope Vaya was holding immediately fell down and fell on her face.

A divorce?

Vaya's heart pounded harder, Vaya's head suddenly empty.

Yes, it could be, Vier sent their divorce papers. Vaya's chest really feels incredibly claustrophobic just by thinking about her divorce from Vier.

Vaya was really very disappointed, but wasn't this already the consequence?

His marriage to Vier was really just a contract of slavery that eventually had to be completed.

Vaya opened the envelope and took out the contents, a white envelope containing a blank check.

Cring..

His phone rang, displaying an unknown number. Doubtfully, Vaya answered the unknown call.

"Hello, Vaya."

Degs..

Vaya's heart stopped beating hearing Vier's mother's voice.

Vaya stared blankly at the cheque without the nominal signed by Vier's mother.

"It's up to you to fill it with whatever nominal you want. Let's just say the check is compensation for you."

Vaya trembled withstanding her annoyance.

"Mom, can we meet?" ask Vaya.

...*****...

Vaya steps in with anger that she tries to hide well through a wide-eyed smile once she meets her mother-in-law at a restaurant in one of the five-star hotels.

"Please sit down, Vaya," Cintami invited Vaya to sit down.

"Thank you, ma'am," Vaya immediately put her butt on the chair.

Vaya looked straight at Vier's mother who was commenting on a wide smile.

"Thank you for taking the time to meet me, Mom," Vaya said.

Vaya held back the crunchy feeling that rumbled in her chest.

Vaya takes out an envelope containing a check Vier's mother gave her.

"Mother, I thank you for your generosity for giving me compensation that I honestly don't need" Vaya thrust the check back at Ms. Cintami.

Bu Cintami's eyebrows raised next door.

"Why did you refuse him, Vaya?" ask Miss Cintami.

"I refused because I felt I didn't need it" Vaya replied firmly.

"Vaya, I'm compensating you for my thanks because you've been so kind to Vier's wife."

"I didn't hear any lopsided news about you either, and for me that's enough" Ms. Cintami continued.

Vaya swallowed his saliva with great difficulty. His throat was blocked and he could not breathe properly.

"Mother, but still, I can't accept all this" Vaya said.

"Vaya, you have to take my money. You can use it to continue your life with your family. A quiet life with more than enough needs." 

Ms. Cintami still arranged her words very courteously without any emotion being heard in Vaya's ears.

"You can use all the money I give you, let's just say you win the lottery for the grand prize. You can use it to enhance your appearance."

"You can beautify yourself with a far more stunning appearance as a form of gratitude for the blessings God has given you."

"Well, at least, my ex-daughter-in-law is not a shabby woman" Ms. Cintami continued.

Degs..

It feels like Vaya's heart will stop beating again.

Ex-son-in-law?

Vaya tried to strengthen himself. It felt like everything that came out of her mother-in-law's mouth contained only insults.

"Mother" Vaya interrupted.

"Thank you for thinking that far. Honestly, I didn't even think about it" Vaya said.

"Only, I refused. Because for me, this is who I am. I'm more comfortable being myself."

"During my marriage to Vier, I had to make an effort to keep myself grounded. And to be honest it was exhausting both physically and mentally. I have to live as others want me to.  I felt like a puppet that could be played at will and it was clearly against my conscience" Vaya continued.

"That's the reason that made me want to end my marriage to Vier. I don't have anything I can be proud of. It's just, I have a self-esteem that I have to take care of."

Ms. Cintami reverberated her knuckles. To be honest he really felt very challenged to argue with Vaya.

"Mother."

The voice of a man made Vaya turn his head, Vier's figure was immediately caught in Vaya's eyes following with Selena's figure.

"Selena."

Ms. Cintami stood up from her seat and immediately welcomed Selena's embrace.

Vaya steals a glance at Vier.

Huh, not yet officially divorced, Vier has returned to go public with Selena, Vaya's inner self with his cock.

"Alright, I think I should resign," Vaya immediately said goodbye.

Vaya lowered her head in then rushed off.

"Vaya!" vier hurried after Vaya.

"Vay! We need to talk!"

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