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Sandra persuaded Farzan to drive her home, arguing that she wanted to see the glass that had been repaired.

“All is neat, I can stay back,” Sandra said as she looked at the house she left two days ago.

“I won't allow you to stay alone.” Farzan looked at Sandra's back. The woman was standing behind him.

Sandra immediately turned her head when she heard Farzan's rejection. He smiled looking at his girlfriend.

“What's up? Why do you suddenly want to stay back here, while knowing if the criminal has not been caught?” tanya Farzan astonished.

“I'm just not comfortable if you continue to hitchhike at your house, let alone you to sleep on the sofa every night,” answered Sandra.

“No, you since yesterday have never discussed the issue of moving. Why is this afternoon sudden? Are you also not thinking about the risks?” ask Farzan. She's worried that Sandra's living alone.

Sandra looked at Farzan, looking at the anxiety on his face. His gaze fell on Farzan's right palm, making him feel guilty again.

“I'll be fine, believe me,” Sandra persuaded.

However, Farzan insisted that Sandra would not be safe there, so he grabbed her hand to take her away.

“You can't stay here, the villain will definitely come again,” Farzan said as he pulled Sandra's hand.

Sandra was surprised by what Farzan did, aware that the man was only worried about her but she was more worried about Farzan's safety.

“Zan, I don't want you to get hurt again for protecting me. If you do not allow me to stay alone, then I will stay at Mr. Gilang's house,” Sandra said trying to stop Farzan's steps.

Farzan stopped stepping, then turned around until he could look at Sandra who was standing behind him.

The two stood facing each other, staring at each other to dive into the contents of each other's hearts.

“What exactly? I feel you're a little different?” tanya Farzan did not want to immediately conclude.

“I really don't why, just want to go back to this house alone,” replied Sandra.

Sandra was actually still thinking about Anisa's words, thinking that until the woman saw herself living in Farzan's apartment, then how the woman looked about her.

“Yakin,” replied Sandra with a smile on her lips.

“Then I will also stay here to take care of you,” said Farzan later.

Farzan took off Sandra's hand, then walked to the sofa and sat there.

Sandra was surprised by her gaping mouth, why her lover even wanted to live there as well.

**

Anisa welcomes Aaron home. The woman looked so happy and not like this morning who had a sour face.

“Not angry anymore?” aaron asked when he saw the face of the wife who was as bright as the sun.

“No, Mama again happy,” replied Anisa.

She helped her husband take off his suit, then put it on the bed of dirty clothes.

Aaron raised one corner of his eyebrow, astonished that Anisa could recover from her irritability quickly.

“Mama met with Valeria. She was just more beautiful,” said Anisa told of her meeting with the woman who will be made a daughter-in-law.

Aaron was quite surprised to hear Anisa's words. “Mama still want to match Farzan?” asked Aaron half in disbelief.

“What's the reason?” asked Anisa with a face that was not happy to hear the husband's question.

“It is not so, Ma. Don't you want to let Farzan think? Do not make him feel more depressed,” replied Aaron gave understanding to the wife.

“Already, Pa. If we remain silent, Farzan will choose the widow. What good is that widow? I've met and talked to her, she's ordinary and there's nothing special, unlike Valeria who is graceful and sweet. The widow your son likes doesn't have the tip of Valeria's fingernails. Anyway Mama only wants Valeria to be Mama's daughter-in-law, period!”

Anisa came out of the room after she finished talking, upset that it was as if the husband was preventing her from setting up their only son.

Aaron sighed harshly, why was his wife so stubborn and thinking only of herself.