The Steel-Cared Rose
Seductions

For Dylan himself undergoing his relationship with Sinta is not easy. Full of thistles and thorns.

Decided to fake his death. Brought her on the run and decided Sinta's life from her past. It is something that has been thought about and weighed repeatedly.

Maybe Sinta is his soul mate. The desire to protect and make her happy is huge. Not expecting a reply even though he knows it will happen by itself if they are destined to mate. They will be together in life and give each other the best they can.

His job as a lawyer is certainly full of temptations including the temptation of beautiful women who offer themselves even to pursue him.

Like sugar, there are ants. Where there is money, there are women. Loyalty to a man is a choice.

No one can force a man to be loyal unless they want to.

Start asking for lunch. Accompanying holidays, shopping and so on. A series of other calls even some who ask for a date openly.

Gifts or gifts or job offers. Various ages ranging from the young to those who are half old. Different types of face and body. 

If men reject women like cats refuse salted fish. The parable is absolutely right.

It wasn't easy for Dylan to reject those women. Beautiful, sexy and fragrant. But he was determined that love and loyalty were choices.

"Guide me shopping, yuk…."

"I don't think I can."

"I've checked with your secretary if your schedule is empty."

"That's a work schedule. Sorry, I can't keep you company."

Accept their calls equally. Like being on the edge of a cliff. The perfume that fills the nose. Sexy and tight clothes. Seductive faces. He's a regular guy not an angel.

Have lust and taste. But if love and faithfulness can be likened to fasting. He chose to be patient waiting for the moment that was already determined.

"You don't have to be so holy." Her boyfriend's advice was to convey a message that his girlfriend couldn't help but try to ask her out.

"I'm not a holy grail. I just want to do it with the right people. Which is destined for me. I don't want to have a free relationship like that."

"The man has no trace. You don't be such a hick!"

"Whatever! Don't bother me can't I? If you are just friends. No problem but if the invitation is personal or leads to a relationship between men and women. Sorry, I can't."

"You're normal, right? To the treasure man, the throne and the woman are an inseparable package."

"I thought I was wasting my time talking to you."

"Please! My lady friend is beautiful. We're gonna get a big case."

"I'm a lawyer not a gigolo! If you need legal services. I can do it but if the service****commercial I think wrong place."

Dylan himself felt very concerned about Dean's situation. After the "death" Sinta looked very grieved.

They meet occasionally. Dean called him to meet him.

"How are you doing?" Dylan asked as he arrived at the dining place where they had promised to meet.

"As you can see. I intend to do a re-autopsy. Second opinion." Dean's face was very sad.

"For anything else? Everything was done very carefully."

"In prison there are many people. How about we switch?"

"Then if for example if it is properly changed. Where's Sinta? Intentionally hiding from you? Why is Sinta hiding from you?"

Dean looked at Dylan with a confused face.

"You mean there's no possibility of exchange?"

"none. All have been examined carefully."

"I dreamt of seeing it."

"Who? Sinta?"

"yeah. Riding a horse alone. I don't know where he is. Is there such a place? The place is so beautiful. His face was confused and moody."

Dylan's heart almost stopped beating. Why could Dean dream of Sinta? Riding in a beautiful place? Omg….

"I made a mistake. She's so cold. What choice? I'm not defending myself. But if only Sinta hadn't changed after we got married. Not necessarily I'm having an affair with Helena."

Dylan understood Dean very well because now he was dealing with him. 

Dean's a human being and not an angel. Very understanding of the mistakes he made. But Sinta is hurt by her betrayal. Not yet the chaos that befell Sinta. Makes things very complicated.

"I think you better forget him. When she was alive you had an affair. Sinta is dead and you're free."

"It should be like that. But I can't forget it yet. I see it in my dreams."

"That's because you think too much about it."

"I think you're right. I've never seen a place that good. Could I have seen him in heaven?"

"I don't think anyone can imagine the beauty of heaven. It's likely that you wish Sinta well and happy."

"Yes, you're right. The dream was my hope about her condition."

"Continue your life and forget about Sinta. How's it?"

"You don't think I should ask for a second opinion?"

"For what? I thought let Sinta be happy in the afterlife. If you don't let it go. Until whenever his spirit will be curious."

"I saw his spirit?"

"I thought so. What else do you see besides the spirit?"

"He's dead. I thought you were right. I saw his spirit. I hope he's happy there."

"Love will be happy if you're happy too."

"I want to go to his grave. You want to come?"

"You want me to accompany you?"

"If you don't mind."

"All right!"

After they finished lunch. They walked out of the restaurant where they met. 

Towards the funeral of Sinta. Dean stopped his car at the florist's shop. Buying a flower.

At the funeral of Sinta. Dean put down the bouquet of flowers he bought.

"I think there's a lot of regret I feel." Dean spoke while staring at Sinta's grave.

"I thought, there's nothing to be sorry about. It's all fate." Answer Dylan diplomatically.

"I wish I hadn't used you to take my inheritance. Chances are we won't get married and maybe you won't change. There may not be Helena among us. You won't take office either and end up in jail."

"Being a whore of great sin. If you don't marry her forever you'll be engaged."

"But Sinta changed after I married."

"Maybe it's not her wedding. The burdens of marriage make it that way."

"You think she's burdened with marrying me?"

"How do you think? Used to dilute your legacy, support his career in order to protect your family's business. Slandered and wanted to be killed?"

"I didn't think it got that far."

"You released him. The possibility that happened was best for him. Can escape from all the chaos and can live quietly and happily in the afterlife."

"You're right."

"Forget Sinta. Everything that happened to him was the best. A soul cannot be forced. If Sinta had not died in the fire and was still alive. Can you imagine how he lived his life living all the slander that existed? The one who hates him? The trouble?"

"I thought asking you to accompany me could enlighten me as well opening my mind. You don't mind spending some time with me?"

"Not at all!"