Trapped On The Bride's Night
52. Never knew

Aura's return to Indonesia, greeted by his extended family. Especially the Oma who was very sparkling when she saw her only granddaughter had returned home.

"Oh my goodness ... Oma kangen so much with you, dear." Oma Indri then hugged Aura affectionately, she also seemed to wipe the black mane belonging to the grandson.

"Aura is also very upset with Oma," admitted the woman.

"Where is your husband? Why don't you come here?"

The question of Oma Indri suddenly made Aura look at her parents who were there. This is where Aura learns that her grandmother was never told about her separation from Rayyan.

"Ehm, don't come, Grandma." Finally, that was the answer Aura gave.

Aura also did not have the heart to tell the old woman about her relationship with Rayyan who had run aground, she was afraid that Oma Indri was increasingly disappointed in her. In the past, the Grandmother had opposed his departure to Germany and only asked him for a consultation with a psychiatrist related to the incident that had happened to him on the wedding night. Then, Omanya had also asked her to accept responsibility from Rayyan, but she refused it outright.

If now Aura said she had separated from the man, Aura was afraid that it would have an impact on the Grandmother's health who would probably be surprised to hear this.

"But your husband is healthy right, honey?" Oma Indri asked again, Aura felt more and more guilty continuing to lie to her. He also looked at the mother for help in order to give an answer to Oma Indri.

"Rayyan is healthy, Ma. Yesterday my mother called Rayyan. Mama forgot, huh?" sahut Mama Yara. He wanted to give Aura some help on the questions related to Rayyan.

However, his mother's words actually made Aura's eyes growl. Is it true that they still often contact her ex-husband? Aura also did not know and now just want to know.

"Ma, Aura was just coming from Germany. What if we let him rest first. All Mama can also rest on the back porch, how?" Papa Sky also put up a body to cover up Aura's lies and Aura understood this because she knew the actions of both parents were to maintain the health of the Grandmother's heart that could not hear the news of sen-si-tif.

"Oh, yes, yes. Aura, you rest yes. Oma wants to sit on the back porch with your mama."

"Yes, Oma." Aura immediately got out of there before the Grandmother would continue to ask Rayyan about her. Actually, Aura was just having fun discussing about the man, but he must be self-conscious if Rayyan is not who anymore and he is afraid that he will tell his Oma about his relationship with Rayyan.

Sometimes there are things that really have to be covered, even if somehow until when, but if it is for good then it is not always wrong to do.

That's how inner Aura tried to calm herself who felt quite sinful because she had lied to her own grandmother.

Aura entered her room on the 3rd floor of her parents' residence. Laying down and staring at the ceiling of the room that did not change in the slightest. Even her room perfume was still the same as when she left this house. Maybe Bi Dima was indeed asked to continue to maintain the cleanliness of his room.

Um, speaking of Bi Dima, Aura wanted to meet the middle-aged woman. Didn't Bi Dima become her mother-in-law for a short time?

Aura finally chose to get up and take a shower to clean herself up. After feeling refreshed, he walked out of his parents' residence and headed for the back pavilion. He knew at this hour Bi Dima must be there.

"Bi?" call Aura slowly.

The woman turned her head and smiled at Aura there.

"Non Aura, finally go home too," greeted Bi Dima-friendly as usual.

"Bi, I'm gonna have a chat, okay?"

"Of course you can, Non." Bi Dima immediately shuffled to make room for Aura so that the woman could occupy the empty part of the wooden chair she occupied.

"Bi, surely Bibi has heard the news that I was with Rayyan had .. married," said Aura doubtful.

Bi Dima nodded, he smiled cheerfully like the Oma who knew nothing about his separation from Rayyan.

"I'm sorry, Bi. I didn't get to ask Auntie's blessing."

"It's okay, Non. Mas Rayyan called Auntie instead!"

Aura was silent, seeming to be weighing the words that would slide again from her lips.

"Bi, there's actually one thing I'm most curious about about Rayyan."

"Ehm, how could Rayyan know about my childhood? And he also had a picture of me when I was a kid?"

Bi Dima was slightly surprised to hear the woman's words. Aura was confused whether he was wrong to ask a question?

"I was wrong, Bi?"

"Bu-no, Non. Aunty just wondered why Non Aura even nanya it to Aunty. Not better Non ask directly to Mas Rayyan, where did he get all that and know about the childhood of Non Aura?"

The aura immediately bowed listlessly. "I didn't get to ask that, Bi. I also knew all of that after I was with Rayyan parting ways," he explained.

"apart? Non Aura same Mas Rayyan already separated? I-I mean divorced, is that it?" bi Dima who looked surprised.

Aura was no less surprised to see the reaction of the housekeeper. Why would Bi Dima behave like that? Or maybe he doesn't know if he and Rayyan are divorced? Didn't Rayyan tell her mother about this?

"Rayyan didn't tell Aunt about this?" ask Aura later.

Bi Dima shook his head weakly. "No, maybe Mas Rayyan thought it was his personal thing" he explained.

"But Aunt Rayyan's parents. Bibi should know about the status of Bibi's own child marriage," said Aura astonished.

Bi Dima immediately frowned in confusion.

"Non? This seems like something is wrong .." said the middle-aged woman staring at Aura with a frown on her forehead.

"meaning?" Aura was more clueless with what the ART meant that she thought was her former in-laws.

"What during marriage ... Didn't Rayyan ever say that this aunt wasn't her real mother? Didn't Mas Rayyan tell you that this Aunt was just her foster mother who used to work at Mas Rayyan's parents' house to look after her as a child?"

Now Aura wanted to scream laughing at herself. He's that stupid. No, even he was worse because he had never even known the background of the married man, rather did not want to know! Yes that was his old self.

How would Rayyan tell her about that personal matter, whereas they never had a serious conversation during the marriage? In fact, he did not give the opportunity to get to know each other with the man who married him. Aura always avoids Rayyan, even away from her like bacteria that will spread disease.

Again Aura could not blame Rayyan for this ignorance, Aura instead blamed herself for being too ignorant and stupid with the man. Aura was very sorry. Why is he so stupid?

It's no use crying, Aura! What are you crying about? Your stupidity doesn't know who Rayyan is? Or just cry because I regret never caring about the man?

It was only fitting that Rayyan was angry when Aura tried to care about her back then. Aura even pretended to complain about Lucy's attitude to the man on the grounds of caring.

Haha ... It's bullshitttt!

In fact, it was all just nonsense that Aura never realized when she was given the opportunity to become the wife of a Rayyan. Even the man's real name Aura doesn't know.

"Then, who is Rayyan, Bi?"

This time Aura asked without further ado. Maybe Bi Dima will continue to look at him in wonder, as well as wondering inwardly about what kind of marriage relationship Aura had been living with Rayyan. To the extent that Aura did not know at all about the man who had become her husband.

In fact, Aura also thought that Bi Dima was Rayyan's mother? Oh no! That's real evidence that Aura never cared and never knew anything about her ex-husband.

Bi Dima also began to tell Aura about the background of the Rayyan family that he knew. The middle-aged woman also said about Rayyan's work.

"If Rayyan is job-bound in Indonesia, how could she have been in Germany for such a long time? What about his work in Indonesia?" Such was the inner Aura who was increasingly curious about the man who had married her.

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