I Was Once Destroyed

Chapter 41. Bara divorced Risma.

Almost every day the Princess made Rudra remember all the memories of her past and wished there was a little kindness or happiness she could remember towards her Mother so that Rudra could forgive her mistakes and want to admit her mother back.

And today the Princess invited Rudra to meet Risma but she did not tell him, she just said that she was going to have lunch with her Mother who Rudra thought the mother in question was Zahra. . .

Arriving at the restaurant, Rudra only saw Risma there and not Zahra.Rudra immediately felt being played by Princess and Risma.

"you can lie to me like this, you think it's a joke?" her word.

"meet me first and everything will be fine, not do you miss her too" continued the Princess.

they sat down on the chairs that had been provided and Rudra sat facing Risma but he did not look at her, he turned his gaze to show that he hated her even though he really missed his mother.

"thank you for meeting me Rudra" he said, but Rudra remained silent.

"say something Rudra don't just stand still" said the Princess holding her husband's folded hand on the table. Then suddenly a pickpocket came and forcibly seized Risma's Bag . Rudra could not stay silent to see the incident he was chasing his pickpocket until he got his then beat him up. Then the pickpocket ran away from there and Rudra returned to the place and returned the Risma Bag without looking at him, then left them. The princess caught up with him while he advised Risma to go straight home and be careful on the way.

The Princess followed Rudra's pace quickly and immediately hurriedly got into the car, seeing Rudra's extremely annoyed look on the face made the Princess not dare to say anything she only glanced at Rudra occasionally.

"what's going on glancing at me?" rudra said with his high tone.

" you helped your mother, it proves that you love her so much" she said.

"listen!! I'd do the same thing if it happened to other people too, you understand?" she was upset and the Princess was silent.

Moments later they reached her house, Rudra stepped quickly into the house and headed for her room, then sat on the floor bending her knees and crying. The princess entered her room and sat on the floor with Rudra, embracing Rudra with her hands like a five-year-old. then he laid Rudra into his lap now the Princess was accustomed to this state and she increasingly understood how to overcome the attitude and nature of her husband. Sometimes Rudra was very selfish and could not be soft-pitched when talking, sometimes also he was like a child who wanted to be spoiled by his Mother.

"Rudra I think this love of mine is enough to make you happy, I think this love of mine can heal your old wounds, and I think this love of mine can make you forgive your mother" she said while playing her husband's hair.

"Mom Risma is my in-law, please don't ask me to hate her either" she said in tears.

"no, you can consider her Mom and meet her whenever you want" she continued and the Princess thanked her.

while in other places Risma was having a big fight with Bara because she found out that Risma was seeing them again. . until the end of the commotion they were heard by Rasti and of course Rasti heard all their talk, now he has found out that his stepmother who he considers very noble turned out to be Rudra's biological mother who had the heart to give birth to her child and husband. Suddenly, Rasti enters her parents' room.

"ooohh it's true that mom is Rudra's biological mother who has been running away with the rich man and he is the father?" his words were very angry at Risma.

"Ras, listen to your explanation first" he said trying to explain it to Rasti. However Rasti could not forgive her wrongdoing and asked Bara to immediately divorce her and return her to Rudra. But her father disagrees with her because he loves Risma so much, and Rasti threatens to kill herself if her father prefers to live with Risma on her appeal.

" Father must understand, all this time I got the affection of a surrogate Mother, but there was a child who longed for the affection of a mother as well, I couldn't take all of it from Rudra's father, I couldn't be happy over the suffering of others" she said in tears and left them and went into her room, Risma catches up with him but he closes the door and locks her from the inside.

"mama's sorry Rasti" she said regretfully.

one week later, Bara gave an envelope containing a divorce letter from the Religious Court for Risma. Risma received it and signed the letter.

"during this time I've been too selfish towards you for the happiness of Rasti I have the heart to keep a mother away from her child, please forgive me" he said while hugging Risma.

"in this case we are both wrong, don't talk that way" he continued. And he packed his things and went that day from the Bara House but before his he met Rasti for the last time and apologized to her.

actually Risma wanted to go home to Rudra but he was afraid that Rudra would not accept it and he was forced to find a contract around the hospital where he worked.

to the next day, Rasti calls Rudra and asks him to meet her real Rudra does not want to meet her but Rasti tells Rudra that there is something he should talk about. Although Rudra already knew what he wanted to talk about but he still met him because he appreciated Rasti's status as his half-sister.

Arriving at the place of the agreement, Rasti asked Rudra to sit down while ordering food, then he began his talk he told Rudra that he had learned that his stepmother was the mother of Rudra and Rudra was his half-sister. Rasti also told Rudra that they had divorced for her sake in order for Risma to return to Rudra and told him that Risma was no longer living with them. Then after that Rasti expressed her heart to Rudra and hoped that Rudra would understand with his feelings, But Rudra told Rasti that he had been married to the Princess from a year ago and asked her to throw that feeling towards him. Rasti was really surprised when he found out, he did not expect them to be able to hide his marriage for that long.