ENTANGLED IN MARRIAGE

Chapter 41

"Mas Al.." someone was standing right next to him, in front of Ressa's mom.

The mood turned tense. What Al feared all along happened. And look at the reaction of Mama Ressa, when there is a woman who calls her son 'Mas'. Don't ask how panicked Al is right now, the man certainly can't do anything more. His wife continued her sentence.

"This must be Mas Al's mother, right? What's kbar, mah? Finally we can meet as well," without warning, the woman just hugged the middle-aged woman's body in front of her.

Of course it made Mama Ressa stunned as well as surprised. He began to wonder who this woman was. While Amera was not at all surprised when they first saw Mama Ressa. Because he had seen the photo in a large-sized figure that was plastered in the family room.

Without returning Amera's embrace, Ressa's mother actually released the hand from her body.

"You who? Al, who is he?" this time it was Amera's turn to be surprised, her heart was at once shattered by the question that Mama Ressa had just asked.

Amera turned to her husband who looked nervous, she was getting confused.

"Me, Amera. Have you ever told your mom, Mom? If we're married," suddenly Ressa's mama rounded her eyes and shocked her. His confused facial expression turned shocked, disbelieving, disappointed, and felt extremely shattered.

"MARRYING?" the woman asked with trembling lips.

Amera and Mama Ressa are both disappointed with Al who hid her marriage to Ressa's mother. Al didn't expect it to be revealed so soon. This certainly creates new problems.

"What does this mean? Same with mom, Al!" mama Ressa was finally unable to hold back the tears that had piled up in her eyes. Al breathed a long breath while closing his eyes.

"Yes, mah. I'm married and this is my wife" the middle-aged woman was shaken again by her son's confession. Moreover, Amera who just knew that her husband did not tell this to his mother. Amera is convinced that something is causing Al to marry her.

"So you've never been like your mom, mom. About our marriage." she asked, sobbing.

"Why, Al? Why are you hiding this from your mom?" Al who got the question from the two felt a tersudutkan. He was confused about who to explain to first, and where to start.

"Mama's disappointed in you, Al. VERY!" after saying the words, Mama Ressa left.

"Mah.." Al who was about to go after his mother stopped his steps, as Amera pulled her arm.

"Mas, you're definitely the same as me. Why don't you tell me about our marriage to your mother? What exactly is the reason you married me, mom? Please be honest this time with me, please."

"Sorry, Amera. I had to go after my mom to clear it all, "" Al let go of Amera's hand trying to hold her back, then rushed off after Ressa's mom.

"Mali, open the gate!" the security guard immediately ran away when he got a shout from the employer. He frowned in wonder to see Mama Ressa leaving again in a state of crying.

"Where are you going, Mom?" the question was ignored by him, but when he saw Al coming, Mali began to understand that between them there was a problem.

"Well, wait for mah! I can clear everything. Maah.." Al tried to hold back Mama Ressa's departure and tried to give her a statement. But unfortunately the woman was already disappointed and determined to go with the taxi he had just stopped.

"Road, sir!" pinta mama Ressa on taxi driver. He did not pay attention to Al who had been knocking on the glass side door of the car. Until the car finally drove from there.

Al immediately ran to his car, to catch up with his mother. Unfortunately, he lost track.

"Gue has to find mama and tell her the truth!" the man's eyes began to tear. He was afraid something bad might happen to his mother out there. Especially the condition is not good.

Mama Ressa who is currently in the taxi continues to cry. He really didn't think that Al could do this to him. Indeed what reason Al hid about his marriage to him.

His return from Singapore should be a happy moment. It's just the opposite. It became an unexpected moment. It is not Al and Disa who get a surprise for his return. He was the one who was surprised by this.

Mama Ressa wiped her tears, then told the destination address to the driver.

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Amera leaned her back against the back of the bed. Unfortunately, his tears had fallen from and seemed unwilling to stop.

What exactly is the purpose for which you married me, ma'am? Why aren't you honest with me?

The woman inhaled a lot of oxygen while closing her eyes. Then breathe out a long breath slowly.

"Where would you like to know about this? Papa would be angry with Al. Papa will definitely think that mas Al was not as good as you think," Amera was now anxious.

While at the place where mama Anna and papa Abdi are staying at Pelabuhan Ratu Hotel. The big man was agitated and thinking about his daughter. Maybe the bond between them is too strong, so that when Amera was in trouble he could feel it.

Why do I keep thinking Amera? Is she all right there?

Papa Abdi reached into a cell phone in his shirt pocket and dialed his daughter's number there. Not long after, the phone was connected.

"Assalamu'alaikum, reward. What's up, pah?" papa Abdi heard his daughter's voice slightly discordant immediately worried.

"Walaikumussalaam warrahmatullahi wabarokaatuh, son. You're all right, honey? Papa is worried about you" asked the man hunting.

"I'm fine, pah. Oh yeah, how's your mom, Sukabumi already?"

"Thank God you're okay. I don't know why your mind keeps coming. Emm, papa sama mama is now again nginep at Pelabuhan Ratu Hotel, we're looking for tonight. The plan is tomorrow we just met our business partner."

"Oh, that. Yaudah if it's papa with mama rest yes. Don't take soy sauce let alone pain!"

"Yes, kid. You too, yeah. Assalamu-alaikum warrahmatullahi wabarokaatuh."

"Greetings, pah."

After hanging up the phone, Papa Abdi felt guilty for lying to his daughter about his purpose of going to Sukabumi.

Sorry papa, son! Papa can't tell you about this just yet with you. You'd be as hopeful as mama. Hoping that Indah is still alive, but in fact it is a coincidence in the form of resemblance.

Just like Papa Abdi, Amera felt guilty when her connection between them was cut off.

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I'm sorry, pah. I don't tell papa about my problem right now. I'm afraid papa's worried.

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