I'm Not a Prostitute
(69) Scandal
Sarah went to the park, and it turns out Alan hasn't reached the park yet. Sarah decided to buy a cold drink, as her mood started to heat up. After seeing Alan, Sarah still has to see her family. What else was his father who sent him to school so that he could become what he is today. Although in fact it is not enough to make up for the mistakes of his father who has left him and also his mother.
"If only time could play out, maybe our love story wouldn't be this complicated." Inner Sarah.
Sarah was sitting on the bench, waiting for Alan to arrive. Sarah misses Alan so much, even though it is actually a forbidden miss. Miss who should not be present, when Sarah is still the wife of the person. Alan finally came along with Reza. Reza helps Alan to sit on the bench near Sarah.
"What's up Sarah, what's going on" Alan said.
Sarah clasped Alan's hand, Alan felt that Sarah's hand was cold and slightly trembling.
"What are you worried about? Tell me what's going on?" Ask Alan.
"All is well, only I can't wait to be with you" Sarah said.
Reza seems fed up with seeing Alan and Sarah, as they both have a forbidden love. And that certainly shouldn't happen. Alan tells Reza to buy snacks, Reza leaves the romantic drama between Alan and Sarah. Because actually he is sick of seeing all this, Reza is more supportive if Alan is with Mia.
Alan also gripped Sarah's hand, as if he said everything would be fine. And they'll be together again. Reza's already bought some snacks for Sarah and Alan. Alan asks Reza to leave Alan and Sarah.
"Not told I'm sick of seeing you both." Inner Reza then left behind Sarah and also Alan.
"What about your eyes?" ask Sarah.
"I don't know if I still can't feel it, we'll just wait until this bandage is opened" Alan replied.
Sarah feeds snacks to Alan, both of whom seem friendly. Even if it seems like Sarah forgot her problem with Danil. Sarah was so happy, so was Alan. Couples who are supposed to be together but have to separate for a while because of something that separates them.
Sarah said she had to see her family, because there were things she had to say to her family. After Sarah finds Reza and leaves, she must part ways with Alan. Reza brings Alan home, while Sarah will meet her family, especially Ken. The only one out only who used to care so much about him. The one who took care of her when she was pregnant.
It was in his house, the house now occupied by his family. Lea was relaxing on the terrace, while her father was reading the newspaper. Ken looked dizzy, and his mother seemed to be enjoying a cup of coffee. Sarah went into the house and sat in a chair, her mother now approached her.
"At last you came too, I asked for money to shop" said the mother continued Sarah.
Sarah was still silent, she took out her purse from her bag and she gave her mother several hundred bills. Leah also came and asked Sarah for some pocket money. Sarah also gave money to Lea.
"Well this dong, it's so useful in this family" said Lea.
Sarah did not comment on Leah's words, she only thought of Leah as the wind. Or maybe some kind of pest or parasite because now Lea hitchhiking live in Sarah's house.
"Have it." answered Sarah briefly.
"Then? Why is your expression just flat?" ask dad again.
"Because you corrupted me? I'm sorry dad I can't help you. Because it won't be father's fault." replied Sarah.
Sarah disowns Ken, Sarah offers Ken a job. Sarah and Fandy have built up some new workshop branches, and Sarah wants Ken to take care of her. Eventually Ken accepts Sarah's offer, rather than being unemployed it's better to start over. Ken was sure he could. Ken still wants to see Lea graduate.
"For a while the tuition fee, and your living expenses I'm responsible. Dad if you want later I give capital to start a business from the beginning again" said Sarah.
Sarah's father just nodded, Sarah left because it seemed like her arrival was not appreciated. And everyone just wants money from him. Except for Ken, Lea, his mother and his father, it's like they're just expecting something from him. So Sarah decided to leave the house. Sarah wanted to find a breath of fresh air, and for a moment forgot her problem.
Meanwhile, Danil is still trying to persuade his father to return the shares that his father had withdrawn from Sarah's father's company. Because Danil does not want Sarah a lot of thoughts that will later result in the fetus in Sarah's womb. Danil doesn't want that to happen.
"Father will return all the shares that you've pulled, but I want you out of town take care of your lander there. And if it works, I'll give you back all the shares I've pulled." Danil's dad said.
Danil agrees, though it's actually hard to leave Sarah out of town. Sarah is pregnant at the moment. But for Danil's sake will leave Sarah for a while. Danil believes Sarah can take care of herself. And Sarah won't do anything.
Danil tells Sarah he has to get out of town. Whether this is good or bad news, it's good that he can freely meet with Alan. And badly she was abandoned by her husband. Sarah can only pray for Danil, hopefully the business will be finished soon. Danil will leave tomorrow morning. Danil invites Sarah to a romantic dinner.
"Okay, we'll have dinner tonight. I love you." Sarah's voice from Danil's phone.
Danil was smiling and now he is continuing his work. While Sarah did not take a walk, she decided to go home to sleep. Maybe with sleep will make it fitter. What else tonight Danil will take her to dinner.
On the other hand Mia was unable to forget Alan, her decision to leave Alan even made her fall. Mia always remembers Alan, and wants to go back to her time with Alan. However, he has made the decision to leave Alan. Mia is so worried about how, she knows the love story of Alan and Sarah is complicated. And he also knows that Alan and Sarah shouldn't be in a relationship.
"I don't know what to do, which is why I miss you so much Alan. And I want to be with your drngan mas Alan. If I could I'd like to get back near you." Inner Mia.
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When did the pandemic endrr hehe
When the economy improves hehe.
