The Sign of Love
Love Clapping Hands

How surprised Relina and Junda heard Sarini's words and made the eyes of the two men completely wide.

‘How can live such a life, with two marriages at a time? This couldn't possibly be Relina's inner’ while returning Junda's hand. Many emotions gathered in his heart and did not care about Shalu who looked at him with a sharp gaze.

Relina remembers that if Shalu ever intended to poison herself and Junda in a vile way, fortunately she thwarted the plan even if accidentally. It is inconceivable if it happened to him and how could such a sweet woman have such a dangerous drug.

Drugs that have been used are a type of chemical that serves to stimulate the brain nerves to have a higher stimulation of excessive body relationship behavior.

However, even worse, the drug is mixed with other chemicals that can cause mental loads and high hallucinations. If channeled or not channeled will still bring death to the person who consumes it. He really wanted to kill her!

While Junda is in a dilemma, he cannot be honest for now if he is determined to bring Relina to the underwriting after he finds out that the girl has the same mark as him. The reason love would sound so naive if he said so. He did not want Relina to be disappointed.

Relina was genuinely loving, even getting Junda married some time ago, before she knew about the birthmark on her husband's body. His belief in God's destiny is far greater than his belief in the mythical sign that brings misfortune.

If all things related to myth really happened in this world, then God's justice seems meaningless and humans may have long been extinct on earth. Just imagine how many mhytes there are, and are believed by all humans on earth? All mhytes are different in each region and region, it is not uncommon for some myths to mention death.

“What? Marry Shalu. Are you kidding me? Of course I can't,” Junda said firmly. In his heart there was only Relina at this time, where maybe he married again, because marriage was not something that could be played with.

In the sudden silence that came after Junda stopped talking, Syalu ran back to the edge of the building and cried.

“Alright, I now know that I have no meaning in your heart, Junda!”

“Sya! Don't be stupid! I won't be willing for you to go to waste!” sahut Sarini with a shout anyway. The woman held Shalu's hand while the boy shook his hand firmly.

Junda frowned seeing that bad slump could have happened in that condition. He already knew the meaning of the action of Shalu, but if such between mother and child salqng interesting, one person can be released and another will fall to the bottom of the building.

“Let me go, Mom!” shalu said as she shook her mother's hand, at that moment Junda stepped quickly and grabbed Shalu's waist and lowered her to the floor until the girl lay there.

Shalu immediately got up, then looked at Junda's face with a hopeful look then, wriggling at the base of his arm.

“Junda! You still care about me? I know, you love me, right? You don't want to see me die!” Syalu pitched Junda in a row.

Junda was silent and did not respond to the girl. He did not want Shalu to be gone, but only ordinary humans who have tolerance. Naturally not a person who had a heart, would allow such a thing to happen before his eyes. However, Shalu and her family responded differently.

Both of Shalu's parents, seeing the scene before him with eyes shining with hope, that his son will get what he wants, so that his love does not clap one hand again.

While Relina still felt her empty hand, detached from Junda's grasp. She saw that everything her husband did was amazing. Suddenly his heart ached like there were thousands of knives slashing. In the past, when he saw the familiarity and affection of Shalu on Junda in the office, there was no sense of anything coming out of his heart, but now it is an exception.

Everything Relina saw made her cramped, even more crowded as her illness recurred. He is now his most entitled wife of the body and everything that Junda has, where no other woman can do beyond reasonableness.

Actually, the thing that Shalu did by embracing the friendly Junda like that, has violated the right of privacy of his partner and also violates the norms of politeness of a woman to a married man. That is why if there is someone who already has a partner cheating, it will anger his partner.

“Then, just save him, what a pity it turns out for so many years, his love just clapped one hand!” relina said after being silent for as long as she was there. He was still digesting everything that happened, until he drew a conclusion that Shalu never willingly married Junda to anyone but himself.

Relina did not know whether Shalu also believed about birthmark myths such as the Junda family or not. However, he knows that the former secretary does not believe, but understands, to try to pull Junda in the vortex of his senses. Who would have thought that the man would prefer Relina.

Relina's speech contained a clear sarcasm because it was said from her sick heart. In between permitting and not if Junda tried to entertain his childhood garden.

Junda stepped closer to Relina and again grabbed onto Relina's wrist, looking at her with eyes filled with regret and affection.

“Calm down, I just saved him,” Junda said. Both pairs of eyes looked at the clingy Relina.

“Yes, I know. As humans, we need to help each other, right? Especially a friend! So it should help each other instead of hurting each other!” relina Sahut. “We are not four-legged creatures, who harm like a predatory animal,” said Relina as she stared at Shalu Ketus, there was not the slightest fear in her heart at her former superior.

“Indeed, who harmed each other, I never harmed you!” Shalu said so because she thought that Relina did not know what she was doing. Unbeknownst to Syalu, Junda had told everything to her lover.

“Yes, never harm, but almost kill. Good luck still siding with me.”

Relina's words made Syalu speechless, her eyebrows looked wrinkled then, her lips moved to say, “Don't slander me!”

“Enough!” Junda snapped making the atmosphere around become increasingly cold.

“Come, go from here!” junda said as he pulled Relina's hand, but did not release Syalu who was still grappling with her arm.

‘What does it want, anyway? Want to marry that woman too? Hmh! Let's just see what it wants’

The five men now walked hand in hand to the restaurant in the building.

Adipura settled the matter with the police and said that everything was fine.

The small entourage entered conspicuously as there was a man who was spoiled by two women on either side of his arms.

“Why are we here? Have we eaten?” ask Relina.

“We order drinks only!” said Junda.

Adipura, Sarini, Shalu and Relina nodded. They ordered each one, with a little snack.

“Om Adi, Aunt Sari, I leave Shalu to you two. I've managed to thwart his ugly intentions,” said the widow after the order was all available on the table. They sat in a circle, Junda flanked by Relina and Shalu, while Adipura and Syahrini sat in front of the three of them.

They sat at a round table with six chairs, only one left so that, they could see each other and talk freely.

They stared at each other and waited for what Junda would say next.

“I hope there are no more events like this. Shalu, you realize I did not love you long ago, you are beautiful and smart, you should be able to get a better man than me and deserve to be your life companion.” Junda said while patting Syalu's shoulder gently.

“Why, Junda? If you think I'm a beautiful and smart woman why can't you fall in love with me all this time?” Shalu said while standing up.

The girl again continued her words while turning her eyes away, “Oh, yes ... you really believe about that myth, she said, then why did you marry this woman if indeed you did not know she had the same sign or not or maybe you did know she had that sign?”

“Ah, time. Is that true, Junda?”

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