Chasing Love Miss Sabrina

Special Woman

Sabrina sat down quickly ignoring the dizziness she was feeling at the moment. Just about to get out of bed a male figure suddenly appeared behind the door. "Are you awake?" The question came in followed by several waiters serving food on the table. They immediately left the room after the task had been completed.

"Who are you? Where'sme? I'm going home." Sabrina bertubi tubi. "I'm your husband's best friend. Victor's. Did Sean never tell you about how close we used to be until he ruined my life because of his attitude." The man then sat down on the sofa facing Sabrina who was still sitting on the bed. He looked at the appearance of the woman who was so introverted and polite. Sabrina tried to remember. He knows that name. She once told her husband. Victor was the brother of a girl who committed suicide. "What did you bring me here for?" Ask Bri. "To give Sean a lesson. So that the man can feel what it's like to lose." The answer.

Some moments they were just as silent after exchanging questions and Answers. "Eat." Victor. "I'm not hungry. I'm going home." The answer. "If you could. You don't realize where this is??" Ask the man while smiling. Sabrina immediately went down the bed and ran to the door and opened it but failed. "Free. It won't work. Rather than you aching to sit still and eat." Victor. "I beg you to return me." Sabrina sitting leaning against the door while crying is actually able to make Victor pity. But as much as possible the man confirmed his heart so as not to be fragile by the special woman belonging to his rival. "It's just my son's crazy crazy about you. Seeing you like this. I'm not surprised." Bri looked up at Victor asking for an explanation from the man. "Later you'll know." He answered as if he knew what Sabrina was thinking.

All efforts have been fruitless. Sabrina sat still. There was nothing he could do but pray. "Mrs." Said a woman coming in to see Sabrina. "What's wrong?" Ask Bri. "I'll help Madam to take a shower." The answer. "no need. I'll take a shower myself. Um...If may. I ask for Mukena and the Quran." His words immediately got a nod.

"How's it?" Victor asked as the servant he had picked out of the room. "The Lady asks for Mukena and the Qur'an." The answer. The man nodded. "Suggest some people to buy it. Buy the best." The man was immediately executed.

"Mommy." Calling a girl leaves Sabrina aghast. The woman was still wearing her face after she finished praying then looked up at Violet who was smiling broadly running towards her followed by Victor who was walking leisurely in the back. "He's my son." The man understood with Sabrina's gaze. "Vi's happy to see Mami." He hugged a woman who was considered his own mother. Their relationship is so close. Sabrina also did not mind the call. "Mommy's happy to see you too." Bri rubbed the girl's back gently. "Take Mommy to eat Vi. He didn't touch his food at all " Victor said.

Sabrina just wanted to eat after seeing the intense effort Violet did. The little girl continued to persuade him to realize that made him unbearable. "Mommy's full, baby." Her speech. "Mommy's stomach is full?" The princess asked Victor to laugh out loud. "He'em." Sabrina replied with a smile. "Then. We sleep Mi. Vi wants to sleep with Mami." He said with great enthusiasm.

Right at midnight Victor entered Sabrina's room. The man's heart warmed to see the two sleeping people hugging each other. Not getting the affection of a mother from birth makes Vi's life so unfortunate. The girl had no place to be happy and told stories like a child her age. While Victor is busy with his affairs can not give enough time for the princess just wayangnya.

Sean is still trying to find his wife. The cruelty of the man is becoming. He also touched alcohol again to overcome his frustration at losing his wife. "Sean stop drinking." Tamara said she grabbed the whisky bottle that her sister held tightly. "So don't know how I feel." He said it because Sabrina had not yet been found. "Patience Sean. We keep trying." Tamara hugs her fragile sister for the loss of her wife.