Residual Flavour
Dira started to act

Dira with his face as if he was expected to come, welcomed Dewa and Deva with a loud greeting full of confidence. Fortunately, lunch is still a while away. So there are no other employees milling around in the lobby.

"Dir, what the hell are you? Who let you come here? Remember yes, Dir. This is not our family company. I'm just an employee here. You can't just go in and out to see me without making an appointment beforehand. Especially for unimportant things, "the god cerocos without a stale base.

Deva, who felt no interest in Dira, just threw a thin smile at the woman. Then he left the two cousins with a thousand steps. However, just two swings of Deva's legs stepped, Dira's feet deftly held Deva's steps until almost making the woman fall down.

"Dir, don't make a fuss here," the God swiftly restrained Deva's arm to stay in position.

"I want to talk to you guys. Only ten minutes. Promise will be no more. It can even be less if you don't interrupt" said Dira in a relaxed style that tends to be cynical without the slightest guilt.

The god cast a glance at Deva, as if she were the one who asked for approval to accept Dira's invitation or not.

"Still office hours, sir." Deva tried to slowly.

"If you don't want to, it's okay. Talk to him, done right at break time. Our meeting this morning with Rocky was very profitable. Ten minutes, it won't hurt the company at all." The god walked towards the reception room at the corner of the lobby.

Deva follows the steps of the Gods right behind the man, as well as Dira. Deva tried to be calm. He kept reminding himself that Dira had been his friend since a while ago.

"Pocket by the way, Dir. Straight away. No more than eight minutes and ten seconds, because the rest is up for us to walk here," God said, as soon as they were in the room and sitting on the sofa of their choice.

"I came here, asked you specifically to be a companion at my and Dave's wedding next week. Deva will be a bridesmaid and Kak Dewa as a groomsman. Our wedding will be held in Bali. Accommodation and hotel will be held. For the clothes that you will wear, later Sunday please come to the boutique that we specify." Dira looked at Deva and the Gods one by one. The two people compactly did not show any expression. In fact, in their hearts they both did not expect that the marriage of Dave and Dira would take place this fast.

"As a beloved cousin sister, of course Brother God will not refuse, right?" Dira looked at the God spoiledly. Then a moment later he turned his eyes to DeVa. "And you, Dev. You don't want to disappoint a friend who is very happy, right? I want the closest people present. Even if suddenly, it's been quite effective."

Deva turned her face. Hiding the instant pain when hearing Dave and Dira's wedding is just a matter of days.

"Dir, without you telling me to, I will do it. But, Deva does not have to be your bridesmaid. Don't you have some close friends? Why don't they." God does not hesitate to show his disapproval.

Deva took a heavy breath as Dira said that. Then he asked, "That's all, right, you want to say?"

"There's still one more. After the wedding, we went on a honeymoon to Jogya. You should come with us. I think it's a better time to explain to all of you why I should marry Dave. So ', our plans go this week, just cancel."

The god immediately stared at Dira sharply. However, his cousin did not care about him at all. Dira looks at each other with Deva.

"Alright, just do what you plan to do. I will not refuse. This time, I was kind enough to obey your will. Let's just say, it's my gift to you guys." Deva immediately stood up and left the room without saying goodbye. He stepped out of the lobby. Walking away from the Diamond Corp building - down the sidewalk somewhere he was carrying his increasingly crumbling soul.

Inside the living room where Deva, Deity, and Dira were. Now only two people who seem to have prepared for an opinion.

"What do you want, Dir? Is this how you love? Aren't you a doctor who should be able to think logically better? I'm disappointed in you, Dir. Very disappointed ... Where did you learn to behave like this? You are a woman, but how could you make the woman you have hurt, even deeper the pain." The highlight of anger as well as disappointment clearly emanated manifestly from the eyeballs of Gods.

"Sister doesn't know how I feel yet. Brother hasn't experienced what it feels like to love and want to have it all. Hopefully, you will feel the same soon. Let brother know what it's like to be a fool out of love" Dira said.

The god shook his head strongly. "It is better that I never feel love, than to love in this way. Until then, Dave will not be able to be your husband if you behave like this. What you say is more like obsession than love. If that's what you feel love for, you should let Dave be happy with his life. Don't make him miserable by making him yours" God said.

"We've spent ten minutes. It's up to Brother God to judge me how. I will keep going with what I believe. Whatever I want, I have to get." Dira impolitely left the God who was stunned and astonished by the attitude of the God.

The man cursed with pretty harsh words. God is not out of thought with Dira which is completely different from the usual Dira. His cousin's attitude really shows the mental condition that is unstable. The god stepped out of the room while contacting Deswita. Very out of his habit, the man asked the mother to come to his office immediately. There was a huge urge, out of nowhere and why, the feeling of wanting to protect Deva, just appeared.

It seems like everyone is in a state of anxiety. Dave felt the same way. His concern for Deva's condition made him even more unsettled. With their relationship now, it would certainly not be easy for Deva to accept his help. He kept turning his brain to find the best way. However, until this moment, it had not yet crossed a brilliant idea in his head.

"Maan ...." Fira suddenly appears without warning near Dave's gurney. "Sorry, my mom had to come here. Dira's parents just called mama, your marriage is moving forward, Dav."