Forced to Marry Manjaku Students

Chapter 61's

"Why did Mama hug me so tightly, anyway? Sick, Ma," protested the Lord pulling his head to see his mother's face.

The little boy frowned looking at the mother. For a few days he saw his mother's behavior a little strange, often hugging him whenever there was a chance.

"You just want to hug God, is it wrong?" Aluna put on a pouting face.

Only he knows that his life is currently uneasy, deeply disturbed by what Juna said the other day.

"Remember, one week from now, I've got to get an answer from you, otherwise I assume that he's my son!"

Juna's words continue to haunt. Aluna insisted that the child God Dimas, but the man was not even a fingernail.

Aluna has also rejected the demands of Juna who still wants to do DNA tests, but Juna still force even to threaten.

The god ran away from Aluna who was still haunted when he heard the sound of Dimas' car coming into the yard.

That man helped her a lot. Always there in the worst of times. He would not have been possible to the heart if he had to tell this matter.

"Mom, papa is home," cried the God walking into the living room with Dimas' little finger in his hand.

The gods loved Dimas very much, that was obvious. For him, Dimas is a role model for himself.

"What's wrong? Why does your face look so moody? I don't like it being wrinkled" whispered Dimas stroking Aluna's forehead. The Universe knows that she loves the girl very much, and is ready to die for her.

But the heart cannot be forced. Five years approached Aluna, waiting patiently for her to open her heart to him. Although they are now together, Dimas knows Aluna's heart is not entirely his.

"Nothing, Mom. You're home early today, Mom?"

Aluna pulled Dimas' hand sitting in the living room. Observing that loving face, Dimas' gaze could always be soothing, but why could he not fall in love. Why does Aluna actually want a pair of eyes that can wash themselves to be stared at?

Damnit damnit! Come on, Al, it's been five years, even before he died! Seven years, Al, isn't that enough?

Inner war raged on his chest. Thinking of Juna his head frowns.

"Is there anything you want to tell me?" Dimas knew him too well. If Aluna already seemed tense like this, and her breathing was irregular, something was troubling her mind.

"Why are you so good with me? Why are you so patient?" tanya Aluna stretched out her hand to touch Dimas' firm cheekbones.

"You know very well what the answer is, Al. I love you so much! Very!"

Here comes the weakness and stupidity. He can't give what Dimas expects, love!

"But you know very well, that I.... I'm.., uh...,"

"I know." Dimas' tone of voice was weak, and the look in his eyes showed a wound, but amazingly he was, his lips were still able to take off a smile for Aluna.

"Why don't you just give up. You deserve to be happy with another woman. I'm sure many women will fall in love with you."

Both silent. Mutely. Discussion like this is not the first time they do and the results are always the same. If Dimas could forget Aluna, he would have done it a long time ago, why endure years of pain like this?

"I'm not forcing you to love me, Al. I can be by your side and make me happy." Dimas stroked the top of Aluna's head, tucking a pinch of hair behind the girl's ears.

"But you also have to think about your future, Mas. Not because of us, you forget your happiness."

"You are my happiness. You and the Gods. I'm proud to be the father of that smart boy" Dimas said, smiling again, calming Aluna down.

"What if his biological father shows up and wants the child?"

Dimas' body stiffened. The sitting position that was initially relaxed, leaning back to the back of the sofa, now sits upright. Aluna said that of course not as a joke or without a purpose. Dimas was increasingly convinced there was something the girl was hiding.

"What's the matter, Al? Tell me!"

"The Father of Gods is here, in this country, in this city. He asked for the acknowledgement of the Gods," Aluna replied in a choked voice. He knew not only that he was hurt by this news, but also that Dimas was very fond of God and had considered him as his own biological child.

Dimas was the first man to hold a god when the boy was born. Opa, who was sickly, could only wait in the waiting room, while Dimas became his deputy to accompany Aluna in the operating room.

"Who is he? Did he come looking for you? How does he know the existence of Gods?" Dimas could not wait to hear Aluna's explanation, poking the girl with many questions. Regardless of the appearance of the God's biological father, it was likely that the relationship of the three of them would be destroyed.

Aluna's crying broke. He couldn't afford to be blunt. Dimas who saw unease and fear on Aluna's face, pulled the girl inside his arms.

"Don't cry, Al. If you're not ready for the news now, don't papa. Later when it is calm we discuss again," whispered Dimas calming.

While calming Aluna to stop crying, Opa Jer who also just arrived home and spread the sound of Aluna crying, immediately looked for the source of the sound.

"What's wrong? Why are you crying, Al? What the hell's going on? Did you guys fight?" The last sentence is directed more at Dimas.

Hurriedly Aluna wiped away the trace of her tears so that Opa would not feel worried.

"Tell Opa, what's wrong?"

"God's father appears, and he wants recognition of God's self."

Dimas opened his voice, while Aluna, who did not expect that Dimas would tell Opa could only stare at the wrinkled face of Opa Jer.

"What's that jerk asking for a confession? I should've killed him back then!"

"Opa knows him? Who's that Opa guy?" insist Dimas. Maybe legally he is not a legitimate member of this family, but either Aluna or the Gods are very important to him. He cursed the man who had left Aluna with the seed in the girl's womb.

With sincerity he came to offer his shoulders, hands, whole body and last name to God and the honor of Aluna. He's not demanding anything. And now, when their lives were at peace, the man came to claim his right as the father of God?

Opa fell silent, as Aluna rounded her eyes towards Opa. Aluna has not been able to tell Dimas who the figure of God's father is.

"I want to meet the man, want to talk to him. Although he is the biological father of God, but to that child, I am his biological father. I won't let him ruin God's happiness!"