Love Swordsman

Honestly

Kiara looked at the two people before her with a frowned. Because Hansa and the Sixth Goddess look comfortable standing very close together.

"If you want to take off the kangen, continue! I won't bother you." Her step aside leaving Hansa calling out to her. Afraid that girl misunderstood. He eventually decides to pursue Kiara and gives an explanation so that the girl does not misunderstand her relationship and the Sixth Goddess.

While Kiara continued walking while cursing Hansa in her heart. What the fuck? the man clearly seemed to want to let go of the miss on the Sixth Goddess. It's just that the man looks disturbed because of his existence. And that made Kiara very upset.

"Near!" Hansa managed to grab onto Kiara's arm which was still unwilling to look at her. "Why are you, anyway?" the question is soft because it does not want to make his lover more angry.

Kiara took off Habsa's hand and folded both hands on her chest while continuing to stare at another object.

Hansa sighed for a moment before deciding to explain to the girl. "I'm the same Sixth Goddess just an old friend. I admit we were very close. That's why we weren't awkward at all when we met." Obviously, Kiara does not want to continue to misunderstand.

Kiara finally looked at him with her eyebrows raised next to her. "I think you're a wooden man who can't get close to any girl. Turns out you had a special relationship with another girl before me? it's hard to open your heart to me." He held back the crying.

Hansa frowned not understanding Kiara's innuendo. Yes, even though the girl's speech wasn't entirely wrong. But I swear I have no such special relationship with the Sixth Goddess compared to her relationship with Kiara.

"What are you talking about, anyway? The sixth goddess is a guest here. You can't offend her anyway." Hansa's advice is to try to remain gentle and patient in the face of Kiara's attitude.

Kiara looked at Hansa with the tip of her eyes. Before he finally decided to walk away leaving the man alone.

"Near!" yelled Hansa was about to chase after that gadus again. But his steps stopped when he saw the Sixth Goddess who came to him.

The sixth goddess appeared with a big smile as usual. Hansa had to admit that the girl's smile never changed.

"Why don't you tell me the truth?" asked the Sixth Goddess with her distinctive soft voice.

Hansa looked at him for a moment. "I told you the truth." The reply shifted the gaze.

The sixth goddess smiled meaningfully. "You haven't told me the truth, Hansa." His speech was slow but sounded like the deepest stab in Hansa's chest.

"Say what?" his tanned frowning. Either you don't understand or you just pretend you don't understand.

"About our closeness in the past. We both know that we were not just ordinary friends. I'm sure you haven't forgotten about it." The sixth goddess reminded the past of both.

"You better be honest with him. Than you guys get into a fight later if he knows the truth." Her suggestion was to put her hand on Hansa's shoulder to give the man some advice. After that he continued his steps and left Hansa who was still thinking about his suggestion just now.

"I'm not sure I can be honest with Kiara. I'm afraid he won't believe it and he's getting mad at me."

Her mind imagines Kiara's expression if she tells about her closeness to the Sixth Goddess when they were children.

This afternoon they sat down and ate together at a table. Kiara and Hansa are still intertwining the lyrics. While the Sixth Goddess and the others just stole a glance with a smile dikulum looking at the couple's attitude.

"I'm full. I go first, yeah." Kiara got up from her seat and left the open dining area.

"You guys got a problem, huh?" asked Sima while spooning the rice into her mouth. Honestly, he could no longer hold back his curiosity because he saw the attitude of the couple who looked indifferent to each other.

The sixth goddess put a spoon on her plate and turned to Hansa sitting next to her. "You didn't tell him?" she was afraid that someone would hear their conversation.

Hansa shook her head with a sad face. The sixth goddess sighed deeply and looked back at the man beside her.

"Why don't you tell me? it's not that there's no problem if you tell me. That means there's nothing you need to fear because I'm sure Kiara will understand soon." The sixth goddess again gave her advice.

"I don't know how dare to tell him." I'm Hansa at last. The sixth goddess frowned.

"Emang why? there is nothing between us either." The sixth Goddess was anxious herself because of Hansa's indecency.

Sima was still watching Hansa's worried look. However, he certainly felt strange to see the attitude of Kiara who played just go away. Coupled with Hansa's attitude that looks unsettled as if feeling guilty.

"I'll go after him." Hansa got up from her seat making all those who were enjoying her lunch turn their gazes towards her. But the man was just being indifferent. His current goal is to chase after Kiara and explain the truth to her lover.

"Hopefully they have no problem. Because then, I'll beat up Hansa for making me mad." He said with a serious face and sharp eyes. Making everyone who had initially noticed Hansa now turn to look at her.

"Mr Rubby and Miss Sera where? they don't eat together?" Weni shifted the topic to ease the mistress of the rampaging lover.

Sima shook her head. "Miss Sera is pregnant. He's got a lot of rest." Definitely brief.

In her footsteps, Hansa finally managed to find Kiara. The girl was seen carrying a food box in her hand.

"Gapain come here?" he asked and quickly hid the food box behind his body. He had wanted to deliver the food to Hansa just before the arrival of the Sixth Goddess. But he thought the man didn't need him anymore.

"Who did you bring the food box for?" asked Hansa pleasantries while glancing at the food box.

"Not for anyone." Kiara replied quickly. Hansa then frowned. "Who does the food go to? time to be thrown out?" he tried to joke.

Kiara turned the eyeballs. Still didn't want to stare at the man in front of her who had upset her. "Emang wants me to throw it away." Answer origin.

"Don't. Food cannot be thrown away. Better for me." Persuaded it. Kiara finally turned her gaze to Hansa. His hand thrust the food box in front of Hansa.

Hansa was still standing with a confused expression. "No want? yes, I'm throwing it away." Kiara was about to turn around carrying out her initial intention. Throw away that food.

Hansa immediately prevented it and quickly snatched the food box from Kiara's hands. A sweet smile rose on his face. "Thank you." His words are full of tenderness.

Kiara could no longer be angry. He could not smile her. "That food I made was specifically for you. But you don't appreciate it." His face with a disappointed expression.

Hansa chuckled and pinched the girl's cheek in an anxious manner. But then the look on her face changed considering her purpose to tell her closeness and the sixth Goddess first.

"Kiara, I want to say something." He dared to be honest before taking a deep breath.

"Me and the Sixth Goddess ... "