
Every day that Gibran through the days were quite tiring, in the evening, Rendi was guarded by both Gibran bodyguards and asked them to make sure that Rendi would be fine.
“When the clock has shown at 8 pm, Gibran is getting ready to leave the room. However, Rendi held back Gibran's hand not to leave.
“Gibran, thank you very much for helping me,” said Rendi.
“No problem, get well soon and get out of here. I did all this because
not wanting to see Nara constantly grieving at the thought of the man who had already
wasting it,” replied Gibran with a little frown.
“Then, how is Nara? My son is healthy too, right?” There was a longing in Rendi's heart that made her want to shed tears.
“They are very well. Nara is much better for now. You focus on just finishing things with Adel. His family is very stubborn and you have to be able to face them. I suggest you don't involve Nara again,” pinta Gibran.
“Thank you for the suggestion. Will I be able to meet Nara someday?” asked Randy with hope.
Gibran paused for a moment and thought about what he should answer. To be honest, Gibran does not want Rendi to meet with Nara again, because it can make Nara more difficult to change heart and Gibran's efforts will also be more futile to get Nara.
“I'll talk to Nara, who knows if she changed her mind and wants to see you,” Gibran said as he dressed Rendi.
“Please take care of Nara, I have failed to make her happy. Hopefully he can be happy without me.”
The joints appear to give off a face full of sadness.
“For sure. You can take care of yourself, right? I'll go now and come back tomorrow, and then, outside there'll be someone to look after you. So, just calm down, take a break tonight
in order to solve all your problems.” Gibran arranged some of the items that Rendi would eat and use as long as Gibran left. He can't leave Nara alone and she
I am also worried about Nara. Nara had also left something to Gibran.
“Thank you very much. I'll rest after this.” Rendi smiled and thanked Gibran for taking care of Rendi.
Gibran came out and greeted the two men at the door. “Night, please take care of Rendi as best you can. Let no one come in. It would be even better if one of you goes in and makes sure what is needed by Rendi.I will come back again tomorrow,”, Gibran said.
“Good, Boss.”
Gibran leaves Rendi's hospital room and returns to Nara's contract to buy her the food she wants. When Gibran arrived at the contract, his face that had felt very tired, could immediately smile happily.
The man stepped out to enter Nara's house. Arriving in the contract, Gibran was greeted with a view where Nara was watching Syakila crawl.
Looking at Gibran who had gone home, Syakila immediately smiled and approached the man with
pretty quick move.
“Sini, Darling. Pinternya already can crawl, really cepet again."
Gibran greets Syakila by holding the boy, his tiredness instantly disappears, Gibran feels that Syakila is his own flesh and blood.
“Udah home? Have you eaten yet?” ask Nara.
“I brought your pesenan!” gibran said while lifting plastic containing food. In addition to buying sweet corn, Gibran also gave them dinner.
“Thank you, Gibran.” Nara was happy to take her food and also arrange the food that Gibran had bought at the table.
That night, they ate together. As usual, Nara told Gibran everything she did today. Gibran was delighted when Nara told him the story
it has experienced today. He was like a lover, even his wife.
While Nara also feels comfortable with Gibran and feels able to tell
everything to Gibran, the longer, Nara's affection for Gibran also grew.
However, sometimes he is self-conscious if he is a nobody and also not as rich as Gibran. Can it be close to Gibran like this isn't this more like an impingement?
“I help ya?” pinta Gibran while taking a broom.
“No need, are you there? Rest aja.” This time, Nara insists on getting Gibran to rest. He did not want to trouble and burden Gibran even further.
This time, Gibran obeyed what Nara wanted and chose to rest in front of the television.
He had to tell me what had happened in the hospital.
After Nara had settled down, she made some warm tea for Gibran.
“Drink first, Gibran. Must be tired all day in the hospital,” said Nara while putting drinks in front of Gibran and Nara was moved to sit next to Gibran. They sit in
front tv together.
Gibran began to tell what happened in the hospital, while Nara listened well, so Nara was a little confused.
“Why? Are you hesitant to leave Rendi?” ask Gibran.
Nara was silent for a moment and was afraid to talk about what she was feeling, she was just afraid Gibran was hurt.
Seeing the woman next to him so anxious, Gibran also clasped Nara's hand tightly to make their eyes meet immediately because Nara was surprised.
“Do not be afraid to talk, we are again sharing here. You have to reveal what you are feeling now,” Gibran said with a smile. Seeing the man so kind to Nara, Nara finally dared to express her opinion.
“I was a little worried about Rendi and there was a sense of wanting to accompany her. Maybe because of that
my instinct as a wife, I have also been his wife Rendi for quite a long time. Maybe just a pity and not love, let alone want to get back together.” Nara too
explain what he feels.
“So, if Rendi wants to see you, what race will you also change again like before and receive Rendi again?” The question was immediately drawn into Gibran's head.
“No, I'll divorce Rendi anyway. If you really have to meet with the Rendi family to talk, I will still refuse to return,” replied Nara while
grasping Gibran's hand tightly, Nara felt even stronger as she clasped
hand Gibran.
Hearing Nara's reply, Gibran smiled.
“Then I go back?”
Gibran went from where he was sitting, but Nara did not let go
his hands, even tighter. “Why?” ask Gibran.
Nara's face flushed red, she wanted to talk but was a little embarrassed. Gibran sat down and tried to see Nara's face.
“Ma–mau nginep here no?” ask Nara. Hearing the question clearly made Gibran instantly widen his eyes and smile lightly.
“I'm just afraid to be home alone, even though there's Syakila, but I always sleep on the clock
12 Nights, and I'm lonely.” Nara added her words while feeling embarrassed.
Because of the anxiety with the woman, Gibran quickly kissed Nara's forehead
gently, it made Nara instantly misbehave, and Gibran laughed as he looked at the woman
that's salting.
“I will nemenin you until anytime, Nara,” said Gibran who received the offer.