Revenge By Law's
ARTICLE 59

The atmosphere in the legal counsel's visiting room felt awkward. Abi and Indira who usually just met directly discussed many things at length, now just facing each other without staring at each other. Indira pretends to be busy with the papers in her hand, while Abi just glances at the ceiling of the room like he is checking for leaks.

Abi was a little relieved when Indira dropped the pen and picked it up from the floor. At least, he could rest his neck for a moment because it looked up too long. When Indira returned to her seat, she looked up again.

“How about the inspection yesterday?” ask Indira who is aware that they cannot continue to feel awkward during this meeting. He handed over several sheets of paper held together by staples to Abi.

“Good, smooth,” replied Abi potluck. He received the papers, but his eyes were tired of exploring even stuck in Indira's face. If yesterday he failed to apologize to Regina, today he does not want to fail also apologizing to Indira. That's what my mom expected of him. “Eh, I -”

Abi fell silent as Indira gave a gesture. His hand pointed towards the paper as if ordering Abi to read it. And Abi did his bidding.

I've arranged our dialogue today. Just read the first dialogue, I'll give you the next instruction.

Abi stared at Indira and the woman nodded like she wanted to justify what Abi had just read.

“Eh, what about Benjiro? Are you... You?” ask Abi. He never used that pronoun on Indira. “Yes, have you investigated it again?”

Again Abi was surprised when he saw the handwriting in Indira's hands. As long as Abi spoke, he wrote it.

Rama said, you can write in reverse. Write down what you want to say when I speak and I will do the same.

Abi was really very confused. He still does not understand the game being played by Indira. Then the woman spoke while writing.

“I've investigated the possibility of others being involved, but the result is still not good.”

After he finished speaking, he also finished writing and Abi immediately read it.

I just saw a wiretapper under the table. You're correct. So, you don't have to hide anything from me anymore and just tell me everything you know.

Finally Abi understood Indira's intentions. He also wrote upside down so he did not need to turn the paper over so Indira could read it. This could reduce the suspicions of officers escorting Abi.

Let's do it.

“Have you checked all the dealers? I heard he has a lot of dealers in this town. He could have invited one of them to help him engineer Mischa's murder. Because I think it is very difficult to do engineering as complicated as it is alone,” said Abi repeated the sentence written by Indira. Actually he disagreed because the engineering was very able to be done alone, especially by a large-bodied man like Benjiro. But, the main purpose was not to discuss Benjiro, but something else. And he read the writings written by Indira.

I checked the documents you gave me through Rama two days ago. It was a job handover document. There are some irregularities. But before, did you know the job handover procedure?

Abi realized that it was a question he had to answer immediately. He looked towards Indira and shook his head.

“This is the data of the names of Benjiro dealers that I managed to track,” said Indira. He handed me another stack of papers containing a simple explanation of the job handover procedure. Then Indira pointed to a dialogue for Abi.

“Oh, briefly. I read first.”

Second, Handover End of Work (Final Hand Over-FHO). If the provider of goods/services completes all its obligations during the maintenance period, then the final handover of work is officially done from the provider of goods/services to the job board of directors. The procedure is almost similar to PHO.

After understanding it a little, Abi returned to writing.

What awkwardness?

After that, he read the follow-up dialogue that Indira had written while the woman wrote something quickly and vigorously.

“From all these dealers, there is one suspicious dealer. Here, this black haired one. He looks like a stoned man. I heard, Benjiro is very strict about hiring someone to be his dealer. He strongly does not allow the dealer to be a user. Well, he was definitely not a dealer, but rather a colleague of Benjiro whom he had disguised his identity to be one of his dealers so that unsuspecting people he was always with Benjiro.”

Abi raised his eyebrows. He completely disagreed with everything he had just said. But, he did not have time to protest because Indira told him to immediately read what he had just written.

First, the distance between PHO and FHO is very close. In fact, according to the results of the PPHP examination, there is a very large list of defects and damage that must be repaired. Second, the members of PPHP at PHO and FHO stage are different. They should be the same people. Then the last and most basic, of all documents, does not contain the exact location. There was only the name of the project, which was the Noble Dragon Housing. Had Rama not said it, I wouldn't have known if the project was done on the reclaimed island either.

“No, the way you analyzed is wrong. He was not stoned, but indeed the texture of his face was like that. Besides, I checked his alibi at the time of the incident. Real strong. Because that day he got married. Be careful if it is too soon to accuse something to a person with a very shallow alibi. You can get to article 310 paragraph 1 and article 311 KUHP.”

Indira laughs. Because Abi saw in the dialogue that he had to laugh too, then he laughed too. He knew his legal counsel had deliberately entered the dialogue to insult him. It seems like Indira is still angry at him. Yes, he should believe that women are not that easy to forgive a man. He can only resign while showing the writing he just made.

Is there a possibility of illegal construction on the island? Given the current status of the island is not clear due to protests from surrounding communities and environmental NGOs as well as being a political tool in the elections?

“Yes, I'm sorry. Why am I so stupid? It seems like because in the trial yesterday I overused a lot of my brain abilities.”

Abi sighed. The dialogue does not describe it at all and it will only raise suspicion for people who wiretap them. But he was sure that Indira would know. The woman deliberately punished him.

“Ah, I'm reminded of Mr. Jireh.”

Seeing Indira muttering that name, Abi's heart seemed to be about to jump from his chest, his head seemed to be about to explode and his breath like it was difficult to break through his nostrils. He looked at Indira's relaxed expression as if unaware of how terrifying the name was.

“I have a gift for you. Back to the next page,” Indira said in a heavy tone of voice, making Abi even more nervous. Does he know about Mr Jireh? Have they been related? Is the prize referred to by Indira related to Mr Jireh? Question after question struck Abi's mind at this moment.

Slowly he opened the page. He felt the blood in his veins flowing faster than usual. Whether it was just a hallucination or it was true, he even heard the flow.

Suddenly his face changed as the page of paper before him changed. The previously tense face was suddenly beaming as if forgetting all the anxiety that had come upon it earlier. His eyes narrowed and his lips smiled as he whispered softly, “Eunha!”

“Wah, it turns out to be true said Rama,” said Indira as he kicked the table. He deliberately put a photo of Abi's favorite idol on the page

Abi's face now changed again. There was no smile, only a stroke of expression that depicted great anger. With a suppressed voice, he said, “Don't bring Eunha into our feud!”