Survive Loving you
chapter 29

Abimayu still thinks of Ana last night. She felt that she had been deeply lied to by Ana all along.

"Abi, this is the cooperation file that we'll look at two days ago." Heri the secretary said while giving a file in front of Abimayu.

"At this time, Abimayu did not comment on Heri's words, he was pensive in his seat.

" Babie!" rehash Heri calling.

"Yes, just put it down, I'll see it."

Although it looks pensive, it turns out Abimayu still heard what Heri told him.

"You seem to be thinking about something? why?" ask Heri curiously. A Heri who is a secretary and close friend of Abimayu, will still ask if there is something unusual seen from Abimayu.

"No, just continue with your work."

"Hemmm now always hides from me and doesn't want to tell a story."

"Heri, I'm not thinking about anything" Abimayu said.

"I know you're Abi, but no problem, I'll wait for you later to tell me!" Heri relented and did not want to force.

Abimayu exhaled a little strongly, then began to examine the beam that Heri had given him.

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In the afternoon, after work, Abimayu did not go straight home. His mind still felt chaotic, and he desperately needed something to calm himself down at this moment.

Abimayu turned his car to a place that he had been visiting often, a library located on the edge of the city.

"You haven't forgotten this place." A library guard greeted Abimayu.

"This place I'll always visit, sir." Abimayu smiled as she entered the library.

In the past, Abimayu studied undergraduates, he often visited this library. This is where he meets a woman he likes. But now the story only remains a memory because he is not a match with the woman.

While picking the book she was about to see, Abimayu heard a familiar voice talking to a librarian.

"Sir, can you show me this book?" she said while looking at the title of the book she was looking for.

Abimayu still stuck her hearing in that voice.

"Thank you." The woman thanked him after the book he was looking for was shown by the librarian.

Afterwards Abimayu turned her head and saw the woman had walked her back towards the bookshelf she was looking for.

Abimayu's heart felt a tremor again after hearing that voice again. Abimayu tried to remove the shadow from her turn because she knew it was not appropriate for her to think about the woman.

About half an hour in the library, Abimayu decided to return, and borrowed some books to take her home.

"Nayla," call Abimayu when she's at the librarian's desk. The person he had been trying to eliminate from his mind, was now right in his eyes.

That person was Nayla, the woman he was going to apply for first.

"Abi," Nayla replied as she turned her body around with a smile

"How are you?" asked Abimayu to vent. He just wanted to ask her the news, while making small talk because they had met.

"I'm good, thank God," said Nayla, turning her back to the librarian, because she didn't want to look at Abimayu for too long.

"You still like coming here?" ask Abimayu again, because they are still in front of the librarian to record a list of books they will take home.

"I came alone!" Abimayu replied directly, because she knew where Nayla was talking to.

Nayla just nodded her head in understanding.

"Congratulations on your marriage" said Nayla. Currently she has been standing parallel to Abimayu in front of the librarian because Abimayu's book is almost finished in the notes by the librarian.

"Thank you" Abimayu said, nodding her head. "I heard, you've moved to a boarding school?" abimayu asked because he had heard Nayla's arrival at his Abahan boarding school to teach.

"Ehmmmmm, yeah. I've now taught in your boarding school."

"May you teach there." Abimayu said slowly.

Abimayu has finished with his book and is about to leave. It felt like his legs were so heavy to step on, he wanted to tell more with Nayla. But he didn't want Nayla to feel uncomfortable about it. As long as she knew Nayla, she knew that Nayla was keeping herself in touch with men.

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At the boutique Ana is seen sitting in the room with Risa.

"What happened when you were taken by Viko?" anna asked Risa, because from the night she was drunk, Risa had just come back to see her.

"Nothing happened" replied Risa.

"You don't lie to me."

"I'm not lying."

"Risa! How many times have you lied to me? That night, why did you get drunk? Are you crazy?" Ana hunts Risa down with questions because she knows that Risa is currently lying to her.

"Sorry." Risa lowered her head not wanting to see the face of Ana who was annoyed at him.

"Not until you tell me."

"In the night I was drunk, I couldn't control myself because I felt hurt, a few days before I often saw Viko was away with a woman."

"But that doesn't mean you should get drunk! If Tara hadn't contacted me, maybe you'd have been the man's meal at the club."

"Yes, I am also very grateful to Tara, it turns out that she is still always looking after us from a long time ago." Risa felt guilty towards Ana at this moment. Since long ago, they have promised never to drink at the club even though they often come there. Now he had reneged on that promise, and it turned out that the risk of drinking was very dangerous.

"After that, what happened to you and Viko?"

"Viko knew everything, and now you're back together."

Ana was surprised to hear that.

"Even though you are drunk, there is a profit you get from it." Ana said while nodding.

"What about your husband?" risa asked, because when she was drunk, at first glance she could see that there was Ana's husband with Viko.

"Ehmmmm why with him?"

"Didn't he get angry when he sees you coming out of the club?"

Risa's question doesn't want to be answered by Ana, because she won't tell Risa about her relationship with Abimayu.

"Why should he be angry, I didn't do anything at the club, I just picked you up at the time."

"I'm afraid he's mad at you, because no husband likes to see his wife out of a place like that, let alone see your husband is a good person."

Ana just smiled at Risa's praise to her husband. He also confirmed it, but not everything one sees from the outside is true.