Warm Girl For Young Master Cold
Where's Menta?

Because of feeling sad and disappointed, then Menta also prefers to go home to her parents' residence using an online taxi. That afternoon the atmosphere of the house looked very quiet, there was only a security who opened the gate for him and the gardener who was cleaning the grass at the end of the courtyard of the luxury house. Buses who were left married by Menta did prefer to live with Adhi, Sekar and Adit in their private house which is right to the right of his house. Ma'am Alia the domestic assistant was not seen that afternoon, usually if there is no work he is more often in the back of the house.

"Maaa, Menta is coming home" the girl said as she opened the door of her room and walked towards the corner of the room where her parents were pictured, reaching for her.

Tears can no longer be weathered, sobs of his tears immediately broke when he looked at the faces of two people who he missed so much.

"Hiks hyx" he held his chest so tight.

"Menta tired ma, Menta is not strong anymore to face this all" now he banged his chest to relieve the tightness he felt.

"Menta wants to go with mama and papa" he slumped to rest on the floor.

Long enough the girl cried while hugging tightly photos of the System and Solar until finally she fell asleep because she was tired in a position curled up on the floor.

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Meanwhile, at the Anderson family's main house, Raf who had just returned home at ten pm was immediately confronted by his extended family in the family room.

"Where have you been?" mike's gaze was like a starving male lion.

"I have a little business well" replied Raf trying to calm down even though in reality he was very shrill.

"Where's Menta?" ananda asked now.

"Menta? hasn't he been home since noon?" Raf asks back confused when he finds out that his wife has not returned.

"Isn't he with you? you were the one who picked her up at school!" Ananda's ruffled waist.

"A me," Raf's voice choked.

"Where are you really from?" the father's voice boomed.

"I'm with Paula" Raf had no choice but to be honest.

Plakkkkk,,,, the,,,

One hard slap landed on Raf's cheek from the mother's hand.

"Don't call me mother, from now on you're no longer my son!" Ananda shouted hysterically, his tolerance limit was exhausted, he no longer knew what to do to wake the son.

"Bun," Raf shed his tears.

"You've let us down Raf!" mike's voice has now turned heavy.

"Dad I can explain," the handsome man pleaded with his father.

"Go, do whatever you like, we've let you go!" Mike walked towards his room while leading Ananda who looked so desperate.

"Grandma," Raf looked at the two old women who had only shed tears from the beginning to see the actions of his grandson.

"You're satisfied now? or do you still want to see your father, mother and grandma die slowly out of frustration thinking about your depraved act!?" Sera looked at the older brother with anger.

"Ma control your emotions" Gamal hugs Sera and tries to temper his wife's anger.

"Menta is an orphan girl, she has just lost both her parents in a very tragic way and is now being threatened because of her uncle. If you can't help him, at least don't hurt Raf!" Gaby tries to speak with normal intonation despite her voice shaking. He who also lost his birth mother when he was a child really understands how Menta feels today.

"Ma, be patient" Dimas, who saw his wife, began to shake and stroked his back to calm down.

"You are so cruel brother!" Rach imagines himself in the position of Menta.

"Ma," Gide gave the code so Rach wouldn't get ignited.

"It's late, it must be dangerous out there, find Menta!" Maya asks Raf to find the poor girl.

"It's not too late to correct your mistake Raf!" said George.

"Let her be your wife!" Ron patted Raf on the shoulder.

"If you don't want to be with Menta, let me take your place as her husband" Rich joked with his leisure.

"Richard Anderson!" Ayu rebuked the son who spoke out of place.

Without saying another word, Raf immediately walked out of the house and drove his car at high speed to walk down the street where he had left his wife.