The Man Who Taken My Crown
I'm your Husband
On the other hand, Nirmala was busy in the company. As soon as he looked up, Agus, their team leader ran towards him and asked: "Nirmala, why are you working alone? Why is Sapphira still not coming?"
"What's? Safira hasn't come yet?"
Nirmala asked puzzledly, she was too busy in the morning and did not realize that Sapphira had not come to work.
"Yes! It's not here yet! He also did not ask for leave, did something happen to him?"
Hearing Agus' words, Nirmala immediately pulled out her phone to call Safira.
However, after several calls in a row, Sapphira did not answer her call. At this time, he realized that there was an unread text message being sent from an unknown number.
"Safira, wait for me at home."
After reading this text message, Nirmala replied with a feeling of shock.
"Who are you?"
After some time passed, there was no reply from the person.
Nirmala's heart was full of questions, who sent her this text message, why call her "Safira", could she have been mistaken?
However, until the afternoon, the person still did not reply to his text message, just as Nirmala was about to forget about this problem, a sudden text message came in.
"Your engagement."
Fiancee? !
Looking at the text message from the person, Nirmala looked dumbfounded. Safira has a fiancee, why doesn't she know? Could it be someone from his hometown? !
Afterwards, Nirmala kindly replied to the text message.
'Hello, you have sent a text message incorrectly. I'm not Safira, I'm her best friend. The last digit of Safira's cell phone number is different from mine.'
Because he and Safira bought sim cards on campus together, so his mobile number is a serial number, only the last digit is different.
Safira's mobile number ends with the number "8", while her mobile number ends with the number "9".
After receiving a text message from Nirmala, Oliver was dumbfounded, and then checked the contents of the text message his assistant, Jefri sent to him this morning, "It's true!”
Last night, he used the girl's cell phone to call Jefri. Jefri's phone has a caller number. Could Jefri have entered the phone number wrong?
At this time, he received another text message.
"If you can contact Safira, please bring my message to her and ask her to call me back. I was so worried about him because he didn't answer my phone and didn't come to work for the company."
“She was picked up by the manku”.
Still had not had time to read the text message, Safira had already called him.
Nirmala pressed the answer button and asked anxiously: "Safira, why didn't you come to work? Are you sick?"
Safira replied coldly: "I'm fine, help me to resign from the company! I don't want to work there anymore!"
“Safira, what happened?” When Nirmala heard Safira's cold tone, she felt a little nervous.
Sapphira continued to answer coldly: "I'm fine! I've gone home! Oh yeah, we don't have to be in touch anymore! Don't bring me up in front of others, let alone say that you know me! In short, Nirmala, our friendship is quite here!"
“Enough to here? Wait, Safira, what's wrong with you?” Nirmala was confused, she did not know what was going on between her and Sapphira, what caused her Sapphira to suddenly say that she wanted to break the cordial relationship with her?
"Beeping, beeping ..."
Safira did not answer Nirmala's question again, she hung up.
Nirmala held onto her phone and saw the "call over" on the screen, her face full of confusion.
What's wrong with Safira?
At this time, Agus ran here and asked again: "Nirmala, will Safira come to work tomorrow?"
“I don't think he'll come to work again.” Nirmala slightly shrugged her shoulders.
Agus turned around and left in anger.
Nirmala opened the text message earlier and looked at it.
"He was picked up by the man I sent."
It seems Safira has really gone home!
Is this a secret marriage? He even has a fiancee!
Nirmala felt silly after thinking about it. Did Sapphira break the cord of friendship with him just to "marry"? There seems to be something strange!
After a busy day, Nirmala returns to her rental home after returning home from work. He saw the door of Sapphira's room open, all the things in it were still there, only Sapphira was invisible.
“Safira? Safira?” Nirmala shouted a few times. Seeing no one answering, he pulled out his phone and called Safira again.
The phone rang long before Safira answered.
“Safira, where have you been all day?” Nirmala still asked with a worried feeling. After a long day of work, he had forgotten about the matter this morning.
Safira replied in annoyance: "Didn't I have said it clearly this morning? Why are you calling me again?"