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“Mas, I want to move from here,” Olivia said.

“What's because of Mamah?” ask Alzam.

Olivia was silent.

“Or, because your ex is back?” continued.

Olivia immediately turned to the side, right where Alzam's face was at the moment. In fact, the young man's warm breath was felt on his cheek. However, Olivia again threw her face away and lowered her head.

Seeing the reaction of the wife, Alzam also understood the hardness of Olivia's heart.

“You still like her?” ask Alzam.

Olivia shook her head quickly.

“You still have the same taste he?” ask Alzam.

Olivia shook her head again.

“So, why do you want to move?” ask Alzam again.

“Mas, you saw for yourself what Mamah's attitude was to you. He's getting too outrageous with you, Mas. What's more since that guy suddenly comes back and nurutin all that Mamah wants. I don't want you to constantly be insulted by my own parents, Mas,” explains Olivia.

“You're ashamed of my condition?” ask Alzam.

Olivia broke her husband's embrace and turned to face Alzam. Her eyes clashed with her husband's black netra.

“Mas, I'm not ashamed of you at all. I never had to worry about your social status. I don't care about any of that. But look at Mamah. I don't want you getting hurt because of Mamah's harsh words,” Olivia said at length.

“You know I'm a poor man. Even if we move, at least I can only rent a small contract of two or three plots. You want to live hard with me?” ask Olivia.

“I don't care about any of that, Mom. All I want is to live a quiet life with you. Udah,” replied Olivia.

“You're serious?” ask Alzam to make sure.

“I'm serious, Mas. Is there a joking expression on my face now?” sahut Olivia's.

Hearing the answer from his wife, Alzam smiled. His hands stretched out and rubbed Olivia's cheeks. With such a shady look, he spoke to his wife.

“OK, we will move on and start a new life somewhere else. I promise, even if we live far from the word luxury, I will make you trouble,” said Alzam.

“I'm willing to be hard with you, Mas,” Olivia said.

“But I'm not willing,” said Alzam, as he stroked Olivia's nose, and made the girl wrinkle her nose.

A smile immediately appeared on the face that had looked so emotional and tense.

“We start together, we wake up with our little family yes, Mas,” invite Olivia.

Alzam also nodded.

Olivia hugged her husband and leaned on all the burdens of her mind for a moment there. Trying to find a backrest, when her heart feels hot because of the words of the mother who continues to corner her husband.

So did Alzam, who tried to be patient over the insults he always got from his mother-in-law.

After being satisfied to embrace, although Olivia was not satisfied to hug Alzam, but the time was getting night and the young man had not yet bathed.

Finally, inevitably Olivia released Alzam, and let the husband clean himself, then after that they pray the bersama’ah isa prayer in the room.

That night, Olivia even went on a hunger strike because the mother still continued to sit in the living room, with Papah Abi sitting reading his macbook.

He asked the housekeeper to take him upstairs, in their room.

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The next day, Olivia and Alzam join at the dinner table for breakfast with Olivia's parents. Although the girl was still very upset because of last night's incident, but Alzam continued to persuade her to still respect them both.

The young man also said that he would immediately find a contract for their new residence, after getting permission from Papah Abi. Olivia finally complies and takes breakfast, only to ask the father for approval of their move.

A plate of fried rice complete with a beef-eye egg was ready on everyone's plate. Olivia was painstakingly adept at serving her husband at the dinner table.

Papah Abi was calm, because for almost a month of their marriage, Olivia continued to be kind and calm. In fact, Alzam had started to spread a smile when with the girl.

Papah Abi realized that previously Alzam was very forced to marry his white. But seeing this development, he was completely at ease, having given up his only child of puppets to an ordinary young man who was far from his previous shadow.

Plus, he often heard complaints from his wife, that Olivia now hangs out with the workers in the house, since she married Alzam.

Papah Abi was curious and looked for time when Olivia met them all.

His heart was completely filled when he saw the princess with a wet face, walking towards the back mosque while hugging the face and also the prayer mat. He followed him more and more and how much he wanted the old man, when he watched the princess wear the face and follow the fardhu prayer congregated there.

Since seeing this, he never took seriously the wife's complaint about Olivia's closeness to her workers, because for him as long as it was positive, there was nothing to worry about.

“Today you are in college, Liv?” ask Papah Abi.

“Iya pah's. I also want permission to do nginep at my in-laws' house until Monday,” replied Olivia.

“So good you're there? I'm comfortable,” as good as Mamah Ros.

“They came from the heart, Mah. Even if it is luxurious but our hearts continue to be sprained, coxed, gedeg ama at home, where there are comforts,” Olivia said.

The girl is seen talking casually, while feeding food into her own mouth.

“Have been, Mah. It's good that Olivia wants to hang out with her husband's family. The more familiar the better,” said Papah Abi.

“Papah nih, same time. Both do not want to understand Mamah,” muttered Mamah Ros upset.

Again, the husband did not support himself at all. This makes him seek his own support out there, one of which is by bringing Nathan back in Olivia's life, hoping that his daughter can return to the path desired by the middle-aged woman.

“Ehm... Pah, we have one more thing to discuss. But it seems, it is not good to talk while eating,” said Alzam began.

“What is it, Zam? By the way. We also rarely get together unless it is just breakfast time. Papah came home malem, you also came home malem. Both are tired. So, by the way now,” said Papah Abi.

“Oliv and I have plans to practice live independently, Pah,” said Alzam.

“APA?!”

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