My husband is mentally ill
*Episode 58's

"Call me here right now."

"Remember, Ma! If you lie now, you won't forgive me." Papa Jona spoke in a threatening tone.

"No need to call him. Because I've been here since. He I brought because I knew, papa would definitely not believe what mama said. Understandably, in this house, mama is no longer meaningless."

"It's not you that means nothing, Ma. But you yourself don't want to make yourself mean."

"That's it. Don't talk too much. Let's solve the problem quickly."

"Mah! Here you are!"

The personal servant immediately came to reveal the trunk of his nose. With a slightly pale face, he approached his two masters who were now in an equally emotional state.

"Show me, Mommy! What evidence did your employer say before. I want to know as soon as possible."

Not answering directly. He even now directly lowered his head with a cellphone that he held tightly in both hands.

This certainly makes Papa Jona a bit upset. He repeated what he said earlier in an even higher tone. Mama Jona was silent. He thought, this is a game of Imah who is now smart enough and understands well what he said.

'Pretty good, Mommy. You deserve to be my real personal servant. Seeing what you're doing right now, I'm going to consider more and more the intention to throw and replace you with another servant,' mama Jona said in her heart while maintaining a smile so as not to come out of her lips.

"Mah! Say it!" Papa Jona back to snarl. The nervous ones look more nervous.

"Tu--lord. Im sorry. Actually ... There's a big thing that you didn't know all along. This ... about the mistress and Miss Jesi."

May not continue what he said. It made Sesilia a little upset about what Imah showed.

'Because of stupid. The play is a charade. But not this time too the way. The longer the running the show will look if he is nervous. I don't want the evidence I'm giving you to be known to be fake by papa. You stupid fools!' Caecilia cursed Ema in her heart.

If only he wasn't playing the show at the moment. Perhaps he had already scolded Imah as hard as possible for being too slow and making his heart feel very upset.

Meanwhile, the nervous Imah turned her head for a while towards the Caecilia. Then, he took a slow breath to expel the feeling of fear that was in his heart at this moment.

"Great master, all this is just a Madam's play. I know all the truth. Despite what I said there is no clear evidence. But I swear, Miss Jesi is a good woman. The madam forced her will on Miss Jesi. And .... "

The caecilian who listened to what his personal servant said, instantly widened his eyes. He really couldn't believe what he had just heard. Instead of showing the evidence he meant, the servant betrayed him. The waiter said something that was inversely proportional to what he expected.

For that, the Caecilian immediately cut Imah's words quickly.

"Civilized! What are you saying about me, huh!? You are my personal servant. You may say things that are not true for your own employer."

"I'm sorry, Madam. Madam's crime against Miss Jesi has been enormous. Feelings as a fellow human being I cannot avoid, Madam. The more days I feel more guilty. I know what the lady did. But I just kept quiet. That thing .... "

"Please! You don't know anything, Mom. Don't make up a lot of you. I can put you in jail on defamation charges you've committed against your own employer."

"Mah. I know you're upset because I didn't give you a loan of money. But I don't want to give it to you. You know that Jesi always asks me for money, right?" Instantly, the Caecilian immediately spoke of a no-no to make her husband confused.

Of course, he immediately thought about it when he realized the circumstances were very unfavorable for him. As much as possible, he who is smart to turn things around immediately wants to distract. Just like he did before when there was a problem with the servants who worked at his house first.

It worked. The look of annoyed and confused face that Papa Jona showed at this moment was so clear. Papa Jona is really in a dilemma. Between the lies as well as the truth, he felt he did not know who to believe.