Let's Divorced

2. Mama'

rom our seats. It w

d Mama, politely taking her hand

Naya, then lo

lot instead of arguing. Sick children don't need arguments, they

o talk in a private place. But unfor

at woman dare to speak up. As I recall, when my mother would advise

h. She looked at Naya in a

t her by phone,

During those three weeks I sent hundreds of chats

ouching my feelings again about whe

ew cellphone from my second wife, surely Naya will be very angry and think that I'm ignoring her, even though the cellphone given

y, as if the woman was

y lips were too we

ected the old one. Just like Mas Yudha ignored his firs

, a look that pierced my soul and feelings for once. For

t was tongue-

looked at me sharply, I

d, then I turned to Naya, was this my wife's

, not to Mama!" my

lazily then turne

aya," I said

Does an apology solve everything?"

ot know herself, instead of accepting my apology she turned a

an Naya?" Mama

st three weeks. Mas Yuda should have been fair. Didn't the agreement 3 years ago say that the time spent by Mas

gnored us, he's been busy with Calista withou

her first daughter-in-law's explanation. Duh Gusti,

hat happened in our house that Mas Yuda didn't know

t? I was busy because Calista was als

nt us to get a d

are you talk

rection. Naya, mom, and I turned our

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as it