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Still a dilemma

After an explanation from his wife, Dey looked down in disbelief. While Vey himself chose to hold his chin with one hand.

'I should have seen Brother Zicko's wife. Apparently he was a participant of the martial arts match, at that time also my pendant fell down Gegara Vellyn pulled me by force. Unfortunately, the woman who made me curious was not because of the pendant, it turns out that she has now become my sister's wife. At first glance his father's face was wrapped with his toughness when facing his opponent who had made me curious, now answered already.' Inner Dey recalled his past when the younger brother whined to watch the match that became his hobby.

"Why daydream? sorry, yes. Because Brother Lunika is already Zicko's wife, what a pity." Vey asked slightly offended, Dey just turned to Vey without saying a word to him.

Whether there is anxiety like what in Dey, until he chose to go from his sitting position without talking anything to his wife. Then Dey decided to go back to work. Likewise with Vey, because she felt harassed and no longer had questions from her husband she immediately returned to her workplace and busied herself with her smart screen.

Instead Vey noticed the husband who was busy with his work. Because the more careless he had in his mind, Dey massaged his temple slowly. Expecting himself to always be calm, and also not easy to follow his emotions that at any time just appear.

Not felt, a long enough time has passed Vey and Dey until the break hours were missed and the arrival of working hours that have run out.

Drowsiness that suddenly attacked, Vey tried to resist the drowsiness that had mastered his consciousness.

"Would you go home or stay?"

CTAK!!

"Aw!! sick, how very bad you." Vey chokes with a whistle, while Dey instantly pulls Vey's hand mercilessly.

"Please, my hand hurts! tau." Dey himself did not care, he continued walking while holding the hand of his wife.

Vey, whose strength was reduced, was unable to fight her husband. With resignation Vey finally began acting like a husband and wife who is very sticky and difficult to be separated until in the car.

In the journey the two are still silent, even though there is already half way they pass the time just by staying silent without greeting each other.

The arrogant and stubborn attitude is mastering the thinking power of Vey and Dey, both equally difficult to control their emotions.

Wanting to talk further, Dey finally pulled the car over. Precisely in a garden that is quite spacious and also looks beautiful to look at.

"Why stop?" vey asked a little nervously, plus when staring at Dey's face that looked dazzling and seductive.

'Heart, heart, condition your sane mind Vey. Remember, your husband is perverted coming already kek jin iprit.' Inner Vey tries to stay calm, so that he does not look nervous and also does not look tense and embarrassing.

"I just want to ask you, can't I?"

"Just ask, even if I can answer, I will definitely answer honestly."

"The reason is that Zicko's wife gave you the locket, what?" ask Dey who is still curious.

"Em .. at that time Lunika was still in a relationship with Arnal's brother, Denra's best friend. For fear of causing trouble, the pendant gave it to me. I actually rejected it, but Brother Lunika still forced it."

"Oooh, keep ...."

"Sister Lunika is a loyal type of woman, never even judging the status of rich and poor. Denra was rejected, though until now had to endure his pain without a woman he liked." Vey explained.

"I don't know myself, I tried to remind him and asked him to immediately find a replacement. However, Denra's answer remains adamant to remain faithful without having."

"Like no other woman, you have to go crazy without realizing it."

"Kok so? how cruel you say that, sharp."

"Not sharp, but reality. He must hurt himself, and the woman he likes will never have him. Is that what it's like to fall in love not in its place? even to the point of not knowing anything better than the person he likes."

"That was Denra's choice, where I just reminded and guided her. When it comes to personal rights, we are not allowed to judge them. What is impossible, if in the end brother Denra will be the husband of Lunika. If the precepts of fate say, what do we want?"

Dey, who was defeated by his explanation from his wife, chose to be quiet for a moment. Dey tried to regulate his breathing, then looked back at his wife intently.

"May I ask again?"

"Please, I'll answer."

"Why don't you just sell the locket? why do you keep it too? or ... You can love someone else like Zicko's wife did, hem." Ask without any expression.

"What! sell it? give it to someone else? I don't like anything missing. Even if it's not mine though, at least I'm responsible for not eliminating it. Because something that's lost will definitely come back, even if it's not for me to have anymore." Poetically answered, out of nowhere, Vey was so adept at word-for-word answers to questions from her husband.

"Seriously so? there are usually many reasons, but these are just your reasons for answering."

"But! you're what the hell? I'm honestly still wrong, what else is a lie. There I'll be cursed to stone, dih."

"Certain .. do you still want this locket? let's answer."

Instantly, Vey widened both of his eyeballs. Astonished not because of the melt of his heart, but confused to answer with what kind of words. Plus, the two have no recognition of their feelings, making Vey and Dey equally confused.

'If I say yes, this person will be oversized. If I refuse, there I will be made a thousand questions by these people.' Vey's inner dilemma with a choice from her husband. At that moment, Vey immediately turned his brain to make an answer that did not set a trap on himself.

"Why silence? let's get it answered."

"Em .. wait a minute. I'm thinking, I don't want my answer to be incompatible with what's in my brain."

"Snap, no need to wear it for long."

"Yes yes, I will answer."

"Here you go, let's hunt." Urge the husband who has no patience.

"For what reason did I receive a pendant from you, while you yourself were so indifferent to me. Then, what good is it that I brought trouble into my life."