My Husband's Second Heaven
17. It's not my fault for being (Pebinor)

"Mas, gohome. I need peace to calm my heart and mind" Anisa said when she reached the door. The one that Anisa used to live in.

"An, we need to talk." Again a request that makes Anisa can no longer hold back emotions.

"Mas go! Or I won't go home. I'm too tired to argue with you," growled Anisa staring intently at the husband.

If the woman he loved spoke like that. So it is a sign that Dirga must give up, and go home empty-handed.

With a lethargic face, the man went and left Anisa, and just as Dirga left his wife's room. He passed by Bu Ning.

"Mom, I beg you to say goodbye. Maybe tomorrow I'll pick up Anisa" said Dirga with a thousand lies.

"Mom, I'd even like it if Anisa wanted to stay here." Ms. Ning replied without having the slightest suspicion on Dirga.

Well, after feeling let down by her husband, and having the support of her in-laws as well. Who has conspired to cover the disgrace of the child. Ms Marina had the heart to cheat him and now is the time to set the heart on the wounds he has received so far. Anisa finally decided to stay in the orphanage for a while.

............

And elsewhere.

Samuel had been just a little frenetic, because it had been a few weeks. She does not know the whereabouts of Anisa, the woman she greatly admires.

Prankkkp.

Prankkkp.

"Stop Sam! You want to go to a mental institution or something?" judah could not stand Samuel's behavior.

"Nisa's missing Jud, I don't know where to look?" said Samuel who no longer saw Anisa and the sense of loss increasingly penetrated into his soul.

"If you are worried. Should've searched instead of slamming all the stuff, Sam!" yuda chuckles at the feeling that Samuel is a foolish man, at the time of knowing the figure of a woman.

"Where are you looking?" it was precisely the answer of the kind of fool Samuel had given, and it made Judah massage his forehead with pain.

"When you get to know the woman, why doesn't the brain and mind work? Is it all filled with the shadow of a woman who makes you stupid." Yuda was very anxious immediately chattering, with a look of annoyance.

"Why indeed? And what's wrong if I like him!" samuel said in an uncomfortable tone.

"Remember Sam, he's married and I hope you won't ruin his relationship!" Judah could no longer hold back his resentment towards Samuel, though he was disappointed with his attitude. However, he still meant a lot to her.

"Are you proud of the player predicate?" Yuda asked with the corner of his lips raised.

Samuel was silent, not knowing what was now in his mind. Trapped by a married woman and it was never imagined by her. "Let's just say he's a soul mate sent by God."

Judah looked cynically at Samuel, and still remained stupefied to forcibly seize people's wives. "Which soul sent God? It wasn't from Sam! But you took it by force" said Yuda with a face that was not at all like.

Samuel said such a thing. Judah looked sharply at her, as if Judah was not on her side at all. "It seems I need to fall in love first, let's talk because you never feel how when that love comes. By suddenly and make us can not forget it," said Samuel who did not want to be blamed.

"It looks like you're really crazy!" yuda exclaimed in a step leaving Samuel alone. It seemed to be unable to continue to face the attitude of Samuel.

Samuel smiled and squeezed a pack of cigarettes, because his mind could not be controlled by him alone. While Anisa's face continued to dance and did not want to go.

"Where else should I look for you An, where exactly are you currently?" said Samuel who did not know the existence of a woman who was very valued.

.......

A few days later.

Now right in the orphanage, when Anisa was sitting on the swing. His mind was now being filled with Dirga, the figure of the man who had stopped by to rule his heart for five years.

For Anisa, it was difficult to believe the attitude Dirga had on her. The man who had melted his heart, until Anisa finally received his proposal. However, in reality not as sweet as the honey that is said.

"Yes!" voice calls from the side. Anisa turned her head to who was calling.

"Mom" Anisa said after learning whose voice it was.

Thereafter. Ms. Ning sat on the same swing, then questioned whether her daughter didn't look like going home. "Tell me, is your problem too complicated. So it's been almost a week that you haven't even come home to Dirga?"

A question made Anisa sigh. To set foot alone it felt like it was no longer able to. I have to see the face of my husband every day.

"Mom, sorry. I've added a burden here," Anisa said with her shoulder-length face.

"That's not what I mean, son, I just want to know if you have a complicated problem with your husband?" repeat ma Ning again.

"Mom, I'm ...."