The Mistress
Episode 46's

"Open your mouth you idiot! Don't act like you're not happy with Daddy's decision, when you're actually happy!" adam's jolt because Rea's still tight-lipped.

"I don't want that wedding sister." - Timpal Rea. "Rea please don't accept Daddy's decision. Rea won't..."

Before the girl finished her words, Adam had already pushed her away violently.

"Omong empty! You're actually very happy, aren't you?!"

Rea just shook his head, not wanting to answer anymore, because it would be useless.

"Based on a cunning woman, it turns out you're that rotten! I'll make sure you pay more for this!" joked Adam, then just leave.

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The wedding day of Abigail, Abraham Ainsley's eldest son, has arrived. All the members of the family have been in stunning form, especially the bride who will be the universal queen today.

No exception, Rea in a white dress specially designed for her, looks so elegant and charming. Thin makeup polish makes her beauty more and more.

But behind that beauty, there was still a lingering sadness. Of course, Abraham's decision is still inviolable. The wedding date was set a month after Abigail's wedding.

Rea looked lethargic as he sat in a chair specially reserved for the Ainsley family. During the party, not once did the girl hear bad talk about herself.

They even openly talked about it in front of him. But Rea could do nothing but act as if she was deaf in that place.

"Look at this son of a bitch, he has managed to put this family to shame." Suddenly a middle-aged woman comes to him.

Rea looked at that person, his face getting tenser when he saw the person who always bullied him, Aunt Molly. It's been added to the suffering on the day of Abigail and Claudya's part.

Meanwhile, no one could help him, Patricia and Abraham were greeting the guests, of which there was only Adam sitting not far from him, and that certainly would not be expected.

"Sorry Bi, Rea's going to the toilet." Rea suddenly stood up, lingering to hear Bi Molly's insults could-can his head break made.

"Hey son of a bitch, I haven't finished talking!"

Rea did not care, the girl waltzed away.

"Basic, you really are a child who doesn't know it's lucky!" the Ogat Bi Molly.

Getting out of the party turned out to be a good decision. At least Rea could breathe a sigh of relief and no longer hear gossip from invited guests and Bi Molly.

Rea sat on the garden chair of the giant hall where the great feast was held. The girl's shoulders shook, indicating that she was crying. Right now, Rea felt alone. No one understood him, not even Patricia and Abraham.

Rea wanted to leave, leaving the Ainsleys and all the memories that were in them. But a sense of indebtedness bound him and made him endure. Moreover, wherever he went, it was not difficult for the Ainsley family to find him.

"Mother, please Rea.." the girl looked up at the blue sky. Wishing full of His power.

"He must have heard you."

Rea was surprised instead of playing, when someone answered her tears. The girl turned her head, and a tall man stood beside her.

The girl's lips said softly, "You.... Who?"

The man smiled, then sat down next to him without permission first.