Forced to Marry Manjaku Students

Chapter 59's

Nothing is eternal in the world, not even the secrets that humans try to hide...

Time passes quickly. The wind brought memories of each other. Some are worth remembering, not a little must be thrown away.

Four years have passed...

Aluna lives her life. Trying to do the good he could dedicate to Opa Jer, after all this time there was only sadness that accompanied the old man's old age.

Today, Aluna presents her bachelor's degree to her grandfather. Although late and takes a long time because of the leave and not infrequently was reluctant to finish it, in the end Aluna was able to complete her struggle.

"Here, you should drink. You have to take care of your health." A young man stood before him, having managed to obtain a bottle of mineral water.

Opa Jer was already in the car waiting for them. As soon as the graduation ceremony was over, Opa Jer rushed into the car, while Aluna was pulled by her friends to do a photo session together.

"Please, Mas" replied Aluna, receiving the bottle, and drinking half of it. It felt cold flowing through his throat that had been feeling dry since.

"Well, where's Opa's car?"

"First, go to the restaurant. Know for yourself how God's patience is. He was bored, hungry, so ask Opa not to wait anymore" explained the man named Dimas, a man who was always by Aluna's side at all times.

"You must be really hungry, too, right? We're following them."

***

"Why are Mom and Dad so long?" whining little boy sitting next to Opa Jer.

"Sorry, there was something that Mama had to take care of. Have a meal?" His last words were more on Opa. Aluna sat down near the boy. Full of anxiety at her pouting face, Aluna kissed the cheek of God, then ruffled her black straight hair.

"Mamaaaa.." again. The gods never liked it when Aluna ruffled the boy's hair. If according to God, it will make it look not macho.

Even at school, every time Aluna asked for a kiss after driving her up to the gate, the Gods would resolutely refuse.

"I'm a big Mama. Don't kiss!"

If so, Aluna just laughed cheerfully.

God becomes an introverted child, inclined as he pleases. Do whatever he wants, and be very stubborn.

All of that could not be separated because Opa and Dimas also spoiled him, and no one dared to scold him.

"Maybe dear, but do not be too obedient to what the will of the child!" yelling Aluna every scolding God but always mediated by Opa Jer.

"You can give birth to her, but Opa is her great-grandfather. He's Hansya's heir!"

The debate will never end with a victory at the hands of Aluna, so she decides to leave the boy with Opa.

The god ate it in haste, despite repeated warnings by Aluna, to be calmer.

"There's a playland on the side, I'm going to play there, Mama," he answered, clearing his throat by finishing mineral water in a glass bottle.

"Leave it. He's a hotshot, and he's very close, right next to this restaurant. Let her be free" Opa said, mediating the mother-daughter debate. Dimas just nodded at Aluna, asking the girl to obey.

"Remember, God, don't jump or climb. Play the right, yeah." Dimas advised the gods to be calmer when playing.

***

"Thank you for the cooperation. Hopefully, all the contents of this agreement can be run and of course get a big profit," said Juna welcomed the hands of men of Japanese descent who have become big businessmen in Indo, Indonesia, and now offers cooperation to the company currently led by Juna.

It has been three months, Juna returned to Indo. He has been assigned to a subsidiary where he worked in Germany for several years now and is now setting up one of his companies in the country.

After shaking hands, Juna immediately passed from that place. Walking through the corridor of the luxury restaurant, because indeed the place they were meeting was a special room intended for entrepreneurs who held business meetings there.

While on the second floor, walking past the shops there, he accidentally collided with a small child who galloped towards him and uncontrollably crashed into his body again.

"Hey, Boy. What's the matter? Why do you look scared?"

"I.... I lost my Mom and Dad, Om. I don't know where to go" replied the God with tears coming down, but he quickly cleaned up. For him only a weak child cries, and he is not weak.

"Where were your mom and dad?"

"I remember eating at a restaurant like this?" he said pointing to the famous ramen restaurant at the place. "But they don't exist. They left without taking me." The gods could not endure his sadness. Her tears are seeping.

"Hey, you're a hotshot, aren't you? Don't cry, we'll find your parents."

One by one the restaurants in the mall they went to. The gods scrutinize one by one the guests who come, but still do not find their parents.

At the third restaurant, the results also remain the same. There are only three restaurants serving Korean or Japanese food in this mall.

They're out, back to the mall. God's hand clasped tightly onto Juna's hand, as if only that hand could save him, bringing it to his parents.

After walking for quite a while, finally his second step came to a halt, as the God called out to his mother.

"Mama..," he cried with all his might until those around them paid attention. Aluna stepped wide towards her son.

Just like the Gods, Aluna had also been crying since. When the feeling of worry in his heart appeared, he immediately walked out of the restaurant looking for a God.

Exact guess. The gods are no longer there. Panicked and scared, Aluna tried to focus on finding the Gods. Out of the store, who knows God entered to see a toy that attracted his heart, but did not find the child.

His fear grew even greater because he did not also find a God. Until his steps stopped when he heard the cry of the God.

"Where are you going? Mama almost died of fear. Never leave your mother, God!" isak Aluna hugged the God tightly. His tears just kept coming down the shoulders of the Gods.

The two hugged, unaware that a man was staring at them with a pale face and a gaping mouth. Didn't expect to see Aluna again and... She already has a child?

"I...."

The call made Aluna break her embrace of God and set her sights on the man near her son.

"Mama, this is Om Juna. She's the one who helped me find Mama."

The words of God continued to echo in Aluna's ears, but still she did not react. His eyes looked at Juna with an expression that was hard to explain.

"June..."

"How are you, Al?"