Married Three Breeding Widow
127. Moving Family
"What's your husband saying?"
Juwita hugged Bima's waist while crying sobbing on her back. His heartache made Juwita not even able to answer, only able to vent through cries and expressions of pain.
I don't know why, but Juwita was disappointed. Adji takes care of their divorce papers. He didn't even try to persuade Juwita. Not trying to say things that might improve their relationship.
Yes, Juwita knows she decided. But why is it so easy for Adji?
Weird, right? Why would Juwita be so stupid? But he who asked so should feel helped, not betrayed.
Juwita's body suddenly limp. Even when he got off the bike in front of the house, Juwita fell on the ground.
"Wi?" Bima held him up, but Juwita was once again smirking as if she was about to faint.
Juwita's breathing suddenly faltered.
"Wi, calm down." Bima tried to calm him down. "Sigh in slowly, okay? There's nothing."
Juwita was sobbing. It is amazing to think that he will actually be separated from Adji, separated from Cetta, from Banyu and Abhimanyu when Juwita is now affectionate with them.
Yesterday Juwita should have enjoyed more time with them. Juwita should have enjoyed their togetherness more yesterday.
Juwita just want to come back for a while, if you can for a minute, to hug the four of them tightly.
Make a game with Cetta, to accompany Banyu to watch a documentary, accompany Abhimanyu to play volleyball, and more express his love for Adji.
In the end Juwita won just crying. Time cannot be played and he can only be sad.
Last night Juwita cried in her room, accompanied by Yuli who kindly massaged Juwita's head out of pity.
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Meanwhile, at Adji's residence.
After returning from the restaurant, Adji called his children to eat.
Of course Adji knew that they would not come out if Adji just said 'let's eat, so Adji went to their room one by one, and called in the most effective way.
"Papa wants to talk, about Juwita."
They all get together right away, including Cetta who doesn't want to see Adji.
"Jadi—"
"Before that," Banyu raised a voice regardless of Adji, "I just want to say that if Papa decides to divorce Juwita, I want to move to her house."
The point is he means well. She loved her surrogate mother so much that she felt she could no longer separate.
"Papa—"
"Cetta wants to come with sister too." The Bungsu stared at the food without any interest. "Cetta doesn't like it here. Same brother is more exciting."
This is his home.
Well, again, just take the positives. He loved Juwita to the point of not wanting to be left for long.
Adji sighed, looking at Abhimanyu. "You? No requests?"
All because maybe he also wants to move family cards.
But Abhimanyu just looked at him expressionlessly, muttering weakly, "What do you want to say? Juwita why?"
Even though he was suddenly out of his mind yesterday, now he was at least back in his sane state.
"Juwita lives at home because Papa—'s family is far— too much to talk to him."
"Oma Princess or Oma Sarah?" timpal Banyu directly, obviously keki. "Say aja. Let me throw gas into their house to let them know the taste."
"Both." Adji answered calmly. "But the main mistake was us."
"It's not me." Banyu denies. "I've done Juwita, from Papa tau. That's a lot of trouble Papa's with him, nih. Juwita keeps talking about Abi."
"Cetta ain't no bad." The Bungsu turned out to be chiming in too. "I've never been angry with Cetta. Brother said, Cetta is good. It's not Cetta's fault."
Salah Adji, that's what they want to say.
Adji sighed. Just accept it quickly.
His eyes saw Abhimanyu looking down deeply. It was hard for him not to look guilty, because indeed one of the triggers was him.
But Adji doesn't want to blame one person.
Everyone must have a mistake.
Let this child regret in the way he thinks is most right. It will make him more mature one day.
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