Substitute Bride For Young Master
Chapter 47: Accompany Me to Sleep

Days change weeks, weeks change months and it does not feel now the age of marriage Tara and Gio have entered the 10th month. However, until now the woman did not get pregnant either. Makes the in-laws feel that Tara is a barren woman. Because in the extended family Lydia and Malvin no one has a history of infertile. And make them unable to suspect that Gio is barren.

"Gio would you rather just divorce Tara and marry her brother, Avantika?" Lydia who was impatient to have a granddaughter from Gio instead told that to her own son. Making Gio who was playing a flat object immediately put the phone back.

"Have Mommy lost her mind?" Gio asked back to his mother. "Why did Mommy instead tell me to divorce Tara and ask me to marry Avantika? Isn't Mommy a girl, too, and Mommy could have told me that. And what if Tara hears all this? Didn't Mommy think about my wife's feelings." Gio knew that his mother wanted to have a grandchild. However, according to Gio, this is not the way the woman who has given birth to him. "I don't agree, Mom."

"Gio, Mommy used to agree that Tara would be your wife, because Mommy thought the child would get pregnant quickly. But in fact, until this moment Tara did not get pregnant," said Lydia without thinking about her son's current feelings. "Before your marriage is getting longer, and there is no result, even getting a nyinyiran from our big family, this is something that Mommy never imagined before," continued Lydia.

"Even though Mommy told me to, I won't, because my love for Tara has exceeded my love for myself. Try Mommy to understand how I feel this time a little bit" said Gio who felt very sad to hear every sentence that came from the mouth of the mother. "Mommy is patient enough, because we never know when God will give me and Tara the confidence to have children, and not even Mommy tells me to marry again. This is not a solution but an untrue teaching." Just this time a Gio dared to defy Lydia's will.

"Enough Gio! Mommy is bored and very embarrassed every time Mommy asks friends about when will have grandchildren from your wife. Don't you just understand what Mommy's feeling right now." Lydia really wants to see Gio get divorced with Tara. "Avantika is not barren, and the girl is not currently pregnant anymore. Therefore, Mommy asked you to marry her after you divorced Tara. Because Mommy see also Avantika is a good girl."

"Stop this nonsense Mom, Avantika is not a girl anymore she already has children, but the baby instead she misses it because she accidentally took the pill. So, I ask and beg you to stop all this. Because like I said, I'm never going to divorce Tara." Gio's breathing is seen going up and down, because the man is currently holding a sense of resentment in his heart, because Lydia who keeps telling him to divorce the woman he loves and loves so much. "Remember Mom, having children or not does not mean that it does not make me and Tara have to separate, because the measure of happiness is not seen from having a child."

Lydia approached Gio who was sitting on the bedside. "If you don't want to divorce Tara and you don't want to marry Avantika either, Mommy has other plans, and surely this time you will agree" Lydia said suddenly.

So that makes the son frown. "What other plans?" asked Gio who felt that definitely the Lydia Plan this time must be more out of his mind.

"Married to your foster sister Sera, that way you will not divorce Tara, and also Mommy has checked Sera's health if your adoptive sister is normal and healthy. How do you now agree, Gio?"

Gio felt the idea of the mother this time made him very surprised. "What does Mommy mean I'm going to beat Tara up? By making Sera his honey, is that it?" Gio asked Lydia.

"Yes, that's right. So, that way you can have two wives at once" Lydia replied without any guilt.

"It's getting crazy Mom, I know Mommy would love to have a granddaughter of mine, but not in this way. I don't know why Mommy would ask me to ask Tara now? Why not just before, before this taste in Tara wasn't this deep?" If only Gio had not respected Lydia as his mother, it was possible that the man had already spoken harsh words at this moment. "Mom, if Mommy was in Tara's position then what would Mommy do?"

"If Mommy, will willingly let your Daddy marry again, for the sake of getting offspring. Instead of ears Mommy's hot to hear people asking about when to have children." Lydia answered very smoothly with no word missed. And without the two of them knowing, Tara heard all the conversations between her mother-in-law and her husband.

"Mommy does have a heart but no days!" gio said narrowly as he looked at Tara's hair which was currently hiding behind the wall because the door of the room was slightly open. So, Gio could see the wife's hair. "Remember Mom, everything in Mommy's mind will never happen" Gio said before the man actually walked out of the room.

"Gio! Do you want to break up with this woman who gave birth to you? So you said that to Mommy?"

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After entering his room, Gio instead found the wife who was currently crying. It made the man's heart also feel very sick.

"Tara ...," call Gio soft. "I'm sorry Mommy and I hope you didn't put it in my heart, every sentence Mommy said."

Not the reply that Tara gave to the husband, but the sound of sobs that began to sound very heartbreaking. Because Tara's current mood was really very messy added as she already imagined Gio would be beating himself up, making the woman further immerse her face in the palm of his hand. For he wished that the sound of his sobbing would not be heard.

"Tara, what are you thinking right now, believe me everything will never happen. Didn't I promise never to leave you under any circumstances. Please remember that and I ask you to stop crying because you're wasting your tears right now." Gio grabbed the hand of the wife, who was currently used to cover the face of the woman herself. "Tara, don't do this. Please listen to me, and never listen to anyone but me, your husband," said Gio, hoping Tara would listen.

"What does mommy Gio really say, if you have to divorce a barren woman like me" Tara said in a raspy voice. "Yes Gio, you better just divorce me. Because I won't be able to if you fuck me with Sera."

"Hey, don't ever say that. I don't like hearing it. Because I'd rather choose you than the treasure that Mommy was after." Gio said that to his wife.

"What do you mean Gio? And whose treasure did mommy incar?" On the sidelines sobs Tara can still ask like that to her husband.

Gio who felt it was time to tell Tara everything seemed to take a deep breath before slowly taking it out through his nose. Because at first the man had no intention of telling his wife. However, because Gio is the right time to make the man have to be honest with his wife. "Look Tara Mommy is not willing if the property owned by Daddy falls into the hands of his two daughters-in-law, Sisil and Agata, so that makes Mommy ask me to immediately have a child from you, because if I had offspring, Daddy's property wouldn't fall into the hands of his two daughters-in-law. Because Sisil and Agata already have one child each," Gio explained, and in the next second the man began to explain Tara from A to Z.

After a few minutes Gio told Tara everything. In the end Tara was able to calm down and not cry anymore as before. Now the woman looks much calmer than before.

"From now on stop asking for divorce from me, because I will never grant your request on that one" Gio said as he brought his wife into his arms. "Because I swore to myself that I would never leave you."

"But, what about mommy, who wants to have grandchildren?"

"Sstt, don't think about it because just let it be Mommy's own business" replied Gio who tried to calm the wife's heart. "I ask you to keep believing in your husband."

Tara hugged Gio while saying, "I'm afraid Gio, you'll turn your heart. Because I'm the one who didn't give you offspring."

Gio stroked the wife's hair and several times dyed, the woman's head with full affection. "We proved to Mommy that you are not barren, if only God had not given us that trust."