MARRIED THIRTEEN WOMEN
The Stiffness of the Wives
"Although we married siri, but many people are witnesses and we are also guided by religious leaders. Will it be an offence for which the perpetrator is punished? Though we have no term where the first wife and where the last wife. We are the same women who have one husband. Will I get a punishment?"
Now replace the parties from the embassy who look at each other to find answers to the questions that Alifa asked with a very long description. I don't know where he learned from so he could say it all smoothly. While Jiwo smiled thinly while looking at his wife. There is a sense of pride in the heart of Jiwo witness the intelligence of the wife he just knew.
"Didn't you think about your future destiny how? Do you not know if marrying the series is very detrimental to women, and it could also harm the child born later, have you thought carefully about the possibility that will happen to you and your descendants later due to siri marriage?" asked one of the second party back after being silent for a while.
Various reactions were shown by wife wife Jiwo through their faces. Of the thirteen women were flatly surprised by a question they thought was cornered. From the questions asked, it seems to contain coercion that they should give up on the marriage.
Jiwo also felt that way with his wives. His eyes stared intently at a smiling man after throwing a question that cornered Jiwo's wives.
"You worried about our future?" Aziza asked as she looked at the man who had been pressing them with a strange question.
"You could say that, why?" reply the man still with a smile that looked triumphant.
"Why are you worried about our future? While in the refugee camp, when we're starving, are you worried? When we were kidnapped and almost sold, were you worried too? I'm sure you were sleeping well and eating well. You ask questions as if you knew our future would be how. Now you're here worrying about our future, but are you also worried about the fate of the refugees how?"
Hearing Aziza's rather long speech, made the man's smile vanish instantly, and turned into a shocked face with a stunned heart.
"Really, Sir. Let our future be our business. Didn't you all come here just to see our situation? And we're all fine here, sir. Not as reported in the post," continued Alana.
"And another one, I added," Sela Alena. "Even if our husbands are the same men, but here we can be happy. We can be free from the trauma that we have from the conflict and our distress in displacement and the kidnapping that we have experienced. You should have looked at us from the other side, not as if you were pressuring us with the future of our marriage."
Everyone seemed surprised by the words of wife Jiwo. They honestly honestly revealed all of his heart without any trepidation or awkwardness. Even the man who mentioned marriage felt ashamed and unkind. The man who asked about marriage the most intensely was not another important thing. But the silver lining, they can conclude what good things Jiwo's wife received while in the house.
Many were amazed at the husbands of thirteen women. They think, Jiwo managed to be a good husband so that the women were willing to survive even compact remain with the husband. Which man does not envy seeing reality before their eyes has thirteen beautiful and intelligent wives.
"That means you're gonna survive here?" ask the leader of the group.
"For the time being, we choose to stay here, for the future, let us have an argument with our husband. If there is news about our family or anything else, then we will talk about it with our husband. And if that time comes for sure we will ask the embassy for help" Aisyah replied.
The leader of the group nodded a few times a sign of understanding. Finally they let go of what the thirteen women wanted. The important thing for the embassy is that they find the situation of all the women is fine, not as reported in some posts in the post.
And there, there was one man who was smiling while looking at the thirteen women. "My wife's wife is great! I am proud to have you! Duhh, the anxiety," he murmured.
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