It's Wrong If I'm Two
Sharing Husband by Ika Octafiana
Inara drags her step towards the ballroom, where the wedding of the Husband will take place. Actually, Inara did not have to attend the event. It's just that, her mother-in-law forced to attend, as a proof that Inara was really willing to be combined.
"You should come. Do not let people think that you do not voluntarily share Arjuna. In fact, you are the only one who did not get pregnant until Arjuna's second marriage must be held," said Mama Azni, the mother-in-law.
Yep. Inara's marriage has been going on for almost five years. However, Inara was never given a boogey by the Almighty. According to Sharia, there is no prohibition because the husband wants to have offspring.
Although claustrophobic and disappointed at having to share a husband, Nara tried to strengthen her heart. Like her husband's promise the other day, the child who will be born to the second wife, will be Nara's child as well. However, to imagine it Nara could not.
Not wanting to look pathetic in the crowd, Nara sat among the invited guests who wanted to watch the wedding take place.
Many eyes of pity were on him. Perhaps, they already knew that Nara was the first wife of an Arjuna Bagaswara.
The long game that Nara uses seems to have been unable to increase Nara's confidence. In fact, the game was designed very beautifully even though Nara chose black as the base.
"I accept the marriage and marriage of Ranadya bint Mr. Beni Anggara, with the mascawine, cash!"
"Lawful witnesses?"
"AH!"
At that time Inara again shed tears. Especially when she saw her husband kissing Nadya's forehead, the second wife. Like there are thousands of daggers that draw Nara's heart.
Nara's world stopped turning. His life is like being forced to accept the bitter reality ahead. However, when her gaze met the eyes of the Husband, Nara forced her lips to smile.
"Congratulations," Nara murmured by strengthening her heart as hard as steel. Arjuna, who was a few meters away from her, smiled with pity. Nara did not like being stared at like that as if she was a lousy woman.
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