Happy Entitlement

Episode 151 – Past Retha

Retha Kumala is the son of Yoris Kumala and Cerelia Kumala. They are a very hardworking family. They often use their weekends to work.

For Yoris, the happiness of his family is when he has a lot of money without thinking that the child also needs the presence of himself and his wife, especially when growing up.

As for Cerelia, helping and accompanying Yoris was the duty and duty of a wife. Therefore, it is certain that she was rarely at home and always followed her husband's schedule.

What about Retha? The girl was used to living with her caregivers and domestic assistants only. He was given a lot of money without the attention of his parents. He did not know what his parents were looking for until they worked so hard.

Retha's childhood was always filled with selflessness when she saw her friends delivered and picked up by her parents, at least by her mother. And that envy is growing every rapot and acceptance

neither of her parents took the time to attend school. The presence of both parents is always replaced by the nanny.

Retha eventually meets and becomes close friends with Lino. From that friendship, Retha knows Mother Nadia well. Retha who often plays to the house of Lino and Lino also often play at the house of Retha.

Lino rarely meets Retha's parents. However, even small meetings between little Lino and Retha's two parents must exist. Either when they're leaving or when they're

go home.

Although without a lot of affection from his parents, which of course the little child will not understand and bear his heartache, Retha still grows into a spoiled child. Even as she grew up, she became a girl thirsty for affection.

However, behind her thirst for affection, Retha also instills a strong love for Lino Damaresh, whether from when. Retha had stated it to Lino several times, but Lino always

rejecting. Even Retha also got rid of the girls who started to show an attitude of interest to Lino.

Retha survives and continues to persist despite Lino repeatedly rejecting him. However, Lino did not reject her closeness as a friend. Lino helps him if needed.

Until one day, Lino knew that Rethah also continued to depend on him. He often used the name Damaresh for his own sake. Therefore, Lino began to cool down and stayed away from him.

Eventually, Lino had to go abroad to continue her schooling. That's where the dark point of Retha is. His hope is extinct. He also decided to find another option.

also eyeing.

However, Retha is not a night butterfly. He doesn't want to change every night. Therefore she prefers to be a sugar baby rather than having to serve a different person every night.

Not the money he was looking for, right?

And from om-om that finally he can pursue his career. Become one of the stars that have a name and count. However, all that was left when he learned that Lino returned to his homeland. Even in the end Mother Nadia was about to match them.

Rethas promised to change. Turned into a good woman, classy, and devoted herself to the husband, although her social spirit still can not be eliminated. However, it doesn't matter, is it, as long as he can still fulfill his wish without having to owe it to the right and left?

The second dark period of retha was when after the dinner, Mother Nadia canceled her match. Despite only speaking to his parents, but vaguely Rethah heard him. And to make it even more devastated, both of his parents even agreed to the cancellation

it was without thinking of him.

This time it felt like not only being dropped from the seventh heaven, but being dropped, trampled, and crushed to nothing more. Sad and broken, that was Rethah at the time. And Retha also chose to re-contact the om-om who had saved it first.

Thus finally Retha returned again to her dark but sparkling world. Retha returned to her job, though not as serious as before.

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Accompanying the husband is indeed a duty of the wife. However, when we have children, whether one, two, three, or more, it means the duty of women not only as wives but also as mothers.

And if so, then as a woman, must be good at dividing time between children and husbands. Because the growth and development of children certainly starts from the family environment.

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