My Soulmate Forever's

My Soulmate Forever's
Faisal's Regrets

Until now the door of the room was still tightly closed, there were only a few sisters who came in and brought their panicked faces, Rey and the others who saw it were getting nervous and unable to see it, they tried to show the sister but the result was nil, the nurse told them to be patient


There were no words they said after that, the lights in the room were still alive, which sign of the operation is still running until now the time has shown at 23:00.


And now almost into the new month of April, only Rey, Faisal and Gabriel are still waiting there. Daniel was still on his way to the hospital because he was delivering his best friend's mother-in-law and the others,


Actually they did not want to be driven home and insisted to stay there waiting, but Faisal persuaded them that they had no choice but to obey.


Faisal himself was very frightened to face this situation, he thought that it was all his fault if only he did not ask and plead to his Princess to marry at his young age, who was still young, it's sure that things won't turn out like this. Faisal deeply regretted all this, and would not forgive himself if anything bad happened to his daughter


But Faisal's regret was useless now, because the rice was already porridge, it was too late for him to regret all this now.


Rey, who saw her father-in-law, who had been standing at the door, began to realize that her father-in-law must be blaming himself for everything that happened to his wife, just look at her and her gaze.


With Rey's limp legs still sitting on the chair, then stood up and approached her father-in-law, Gabriel who saw it immediately took the initiative to clean it up but Rey rejected it gently


"Papa...! " she said with her voice made Faisal look at her as she wiped away the tears, not a word was spoken on Faisal's lips, to make Rey call him again and again,


When you see a good friend who never cries like that, which friend will not cry, you can not imagine the atmosphere there, the strong men all cry out in silence.


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