Married Three Breeding Widow
126. Misunderstand
On the other hand without Juwita knowing, Adji sat in the corner of the restaurant, observing everything from afar.
There is a part of Adji who is curious about whether Juwita is tempted by the handsome young man, however, Juwita is indeed at an age that is quite vulnerable to turning his heart.
But judging by how his wife behaves, Adji knows he doesn't think open-heartedly. Juwita instead looks busy daydreaming, thinking of something possible about Adji.
Must be Adji, anyway.
Adji just sat there watching. Just want to see how Bima heats up and how Juwita responds to Bima's game.
When an hour finally passed, Adji pulled out the phone. Looking for Juwita's contact to pretend to contact her.
Apparently lifted.
"Hello, Mum?"
"Where are you?"
".... It's the same outside of Bima."
Juwita from afar was seen instantly covering her face, turning the other way. His gestures show he is restless, uncomfortable, and sad.
Adji wants to say he's funny, thinking that they're really divorced just because people talk.
But Bima was right. Adji can't do anything to silence his family's mouth.
Maybe because Adji hasn't done that, Juwita feels that it can be that easy together and that it's that easy to part ways.
Did Adji just throw him a little? The opening for the surprise that Adji prepared.
"I've taken care of the required letters."
That's honest.
Adji honest.
There are letters that he takes care of because it is needed.
But Adji never said divorce papers, huh? No. gabe. Emphasize that Adji never once said the word divorce, separation or the like to Juwita.
Hence Adji smiles just when Juwita is stuck. The woman suddenly moved, out of the restaurant even though it was still within reach of Adji's eyes.
"That's it, yeah." Juwita only replied that when it looks like he wanted to say a lot of things. "Jude."
Adji was waiting for him to say 'you're how easy is that really straight?' just like any other woman.
Usually women do, right? He asked for a divorce, so approved he was also the one who felt hurt. And he might bring up things that have happened, continue to make themselves victims alone while Adji is the criminal.
For Adji, Juwita would be funny if he did. Precisely Adji wants to see Juwita demand not to be abandoned.
There was never any intention of Adji leaving.
But Juwita turned out to just hold it himself.
"I don't know what the divorce procedure is." Juwita mutters. "So there's something that needs to be done, Mas said. I won't cause any trouble."
Adji was silent.
Indeed indeed. He never caused any trouble. The people who always undermined him as an outlet for the problems of many people's lives.
Makes Juwita seem always problematic.
"Jude." Adji answered coldly as if he was discussing divorce again.
Not once again, Adji never said divorce. Talak never fell, not once.
"Next week you come to the hotel Salantika, we meet a notary. Write us a contract letter yesterday."
Juwita was crying there.
"Yes," she replied hoarsely, trying to stop her crying. "Later to come. What time?"
"Am half three in the morning."
".... Afternoon?"
"Morning. My notary is busy, so I only have that hour."
Well if this one, completely lies Adji doang. But once this is okay. Because if Adji does not lie, then even found out what his intentions are.
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