Getting Married through Tradition

Lack of Teaching Attitude

Hana is so upset. What answers should he give to Ms. Ratna. Hana felt bad if she refused.

"Well, Samuel doesn't care if he forgets Samuel's school days. Samuel's happy enough with the situation now." Samuel.

"But you lost a lot of friends and also your good memories during school. Do you want to keep going like this?" ask Ms. Ratna. "At least if you don't remember the past, you can rise up to organize the future in full color. Do not keep yourself locked in the room" said Ms Ratna.

Hana felt even more uneasy hearing Bu Ratna's words. "I have to answer what. But, it's good if Samuel doesn't remember his past. At least I can turn him into a better person. But, what if he suddenly remembered, and the incident in the teak garden was repeated. Not to mention Hasan's reaction if he knew this, would he agree?" hana said in her heart.

"Where, Son Hana. Are you willing to ask for help?" bagaskara.

"Ceri, don't want to. There is a certain meaning of the phrase Bagas. He is actually your matchmaker with his son," said Lita in his heart. Lita was anxious to hear the answer coming out of Hana's mouth.

"Well, Dad, don't force people, no good!" keep Samuel.

Hannah glanced at Samuel for a moment. "It seems, Samuel really doesn't remember. And, she has indeed changed," Hana said in her heart.

"Tante is hoping for a lot, Hana. But if you're not willing, we won't force you either, son Hana" Ms Ratna said.

"I am willing, Auntie," replied Hana, smiling.

"really?" bu Ratna's question convinced Hana of her answer. Hana nodded while smiling.

Ms. Ratna then hugged Hana tightly. "Thank you, Hana. Aunty was really happy to hear this answer. That is, Auntie will see you often."

Hana smiled at Bu Ratna's words. Mr. Darma just smiled looking at the scene in front of him.

"Ceri, you made the wrong decision," Lita's inner voice with her pasrah expression.

Bagaskara smiled triumphantly, "finally, my pass came in as well," Bagas inner as he turned his gaze towards Lita.

After the dinner was over, Hana and Samuel decided to chat together in the front garden. They sat on the bench enjoying the stars that adorned the sky.

"I'm sorry, my parents' request has troubled you" Samuel said.

"It's okay. I'd be happy if I could help. But by the way, you really don't remember anything?" ask Hana to make sure.

"Fun,"

"You know me?"

"Know. You're a pretty good person. Forever will be good. You are a helpful person and also patient," Hana told a lie.

There was a smile that was difficult to decipher from Samuel's face when he heard the words spoken by Hana.

"Am I really the person you say I am? I'm not sure" said Samuel.

"Credicate with me. Many people like you because of your kindness" said Hana.

"Are you one of those people who likes me too?" samuel asked as he looked at Hana meaningfully.

"I, oh I don't know you enough because we're not too close. But, many people are talking about your kindness. You are quite popular," said Hana again lying.

"really? But I suspect you're lying. Your words do not sound sincere" Samuel said, folding his hands.

"You know, really? If you know your past, it seems like I no longer need to help you," Hana said while throwing a face away. "It's hard to convince her" inwardly Hana.

Samuel smiled at Hana's words, "well, I trust you. If so, can you make me better?"

"You mean?" ask Hana.

"To be by my side. Make me a better person" Samuel said.

Hana was silent for a long time digesting the sentence from Samuel. Samuel looked at her attentively waiting for the answer to come out of Hana's mouth.

From the terrace, Bagaskara whispered in Lita's ear. "It seems your son likes my son, Lita, too. Will we be able to get along later?" Bagaskara then poked Lita bottom before she went back into the living room to meet Darmawan and Ratna who were chatting.

Lita was startled and held back the anger of hearing and accepted the brash attitude of Bagaskara. He wanted to turn around and beat Bagaskara that night. But, he was still quite sane. Lita looked back at Hannah and Samuel in the garden. He deliberately watched their movements because he did not want anything to happen with his son. Moreover, there was his former heart that he had to take care of.