Love Wrapped Nista

Unconducive

As soon as Ken arrived at the room, Zahra walked over and interrogated her husband.

"Who's coming, Ken? What's Frans?"

Ken shakes. Seeing the face of the woman he loved made him quite calm but at the same time made him remember the warning that Bagas had just said to him.

"My father is coming" replied Ken slowly. What is confused now? Should she be honest with Zahra about the circumstances that her parents are worried about? Is this about Zahra too? But if he was honest, he was afraid that his wife was anxious and what he feared most was Zahra blaming herself for bringing herself into his life.

Ken knows, Zahra has nothing wrong, even she was too small when her parents had this problem first.

"Ken? Is there a problem, hmm?" Zahra's shady eyes stared fixedly at her, occasionally twitching with a small smile on Zahra's lips.

"No, Papa was just asking about me and our marriage.." he lied.

"Oh, I should have said hello to Om Bagas as well." said Zahra bowed.

"You should call him Papa now. Papa also send greetings to you earlier," he said trying well, but now he is thinking hard how he protects his beloved wife.

"Yes, Ken. Next time can we visit Papa? I'm not happy, because our marriage was done without his consent" Zahra said.

"Yes, next time we'll definitely go to Papa's house, even if you're ready to meet Frans."

"Ah yeah, Frans shouldn't be looking for me anymore, Ken. Didn't he say he wanted to let go and try to forget me?"

He stroked softly on Zahra's soft cheek. "Maybe he's not fully willing yet, let alone knowing if the one who married you was me. He must have been deceived and fooled."

Zahra nodded. It seems that Zahra is not ready to meet Frans in the near future.

"Emm, Ken... I feel like you're thinking about something right now?" Zahra looked at him again, this time even more fixed and looking full of probing.

Has their marriage of just a week made Zahra able to read her lies? Or is his wife able to see if he is thinking about a problem?

"Ehm... Why do you feel that way? Nothing, dear. There's nothing I'm thinking about right now other than you" Ken didn't lie entirely.

Zahra just shook her head slowly.

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The next day, Zahra went with Devia and Ken to the office, of course Zahra wanted to finish her job a little neglected before she really resigned from there.

Ken always drove wherever the wife went, especially now he remembers his Papa's message to not let his guard down. Ken felt hopeful - please anxious actually but he also could not be frank with Zahra about this big problem.

"Ah, Ken... aren't you on your honeymoon? I think it's very good for your relationship." Zaki's words make Ken aware of his daydream.

"Ah yes, why Bang?"

"You daydreaming?" ask Zaki. "Is there a problem?" continued.

"No-no bang, no-what, what did you talk about?"

"Aren't you and Hana going on a honeymoon? Go away a few days."

"Oh that? Yes, there's a plan .. but don't know when," Ken said, trying to smile. At first he did think about this but now he is confused if he has to invite Zahra to travel.

"Oh, are you going on your honeymoon after the reception next month?"

"Re-reception?" ask Ken who forgot about it.

"Yes, shouldn't you be getting married next month, but it turns out the agreement has accelerated? I thought the reception would keep going because as far as I know Mama didn't cancel the invitation and WO for the hotel."

Jesus, Ken forgot about this when this is an event about his wedding that will be known to the public. Publicly known? Will this endanger him and Zahra?

"Don't you excuse me. I'll see Mama now!"

"What's up, Ken? What's going on?"

"It's okay, Bang. Next time I'll tell you. Thank you for reminding me of the reception!"

Ken passed from before Zaki, he immediately went to the room of the mother.

Ken opened the door and saw that his wife was also there. How should he speak four eyes to his mother now?

"What's up, Ken?" ask Devia in wonder.

Ken glanced at Zahra who was now also looking at him confusedly.

Devia frowned, thinking for a second, the woman immediately understood what Ken was about to discuss and this was related to Bagas' warning the other day.

"Ah yeah, that problem is actually Mama's confused too, Ken."

"Why, Ma?" timpal Zahra was still hearing their conversation.

"Look, Mama feels bad about you, Han. Actually Mama wanted to postpone the reception. Because there's still a little problem, do you mind?"

Zahra shook her head "No, Ma. I don't think about continuing the reception anymore. For me yesterday's wedding was already very sacred and more than enough."

"Oh, thank goodness..." Devia breathed a sigh of relief as she glanced at Ken who looked to sigh long.

"Em, Ken... Can we talk to you for a second?" devia asked, she knew Ken could not start the sentence in front of the Wife, so she better start first.

"Yes, yes, Ma!" sahut Ken slowly and looked at each other meaningfully with Devia.

"Han, Mama stay first. Mama wants to talk to Ken about stocks. You just continue the rest of the report to the journal, after that rewrite the meeting schedule for the next 2 days, then just send it to your email," concluded Devia.

"Good, Ma."

Ken approached Zahra after Devia left the room.

"I talked to Mama for a minute."

Cup

Ken kissed Zahra's forehead briefly and passed from there after Zahra nodded at her.

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Devia is busy calling the hotel, Wo, Catering and everything related to Ken and Hana's wedding reception next month.

Ken met the mama who looked careless, but usually the mother was the wisest in making a decision, but this time Ken knew that Devia was being hit by excessive anxiety and worry.

"You should have remembered this earlier, you should have been able to estimate this before your father told you, Ken!" said Devia while focusing on the gadget screen held by her, I don't know who else the mother will contact this time.

"Yes, yes, I cancel."

"Yes, it's fine if his dp is scorched! Yeah, thank you."

Ken let out a long sigh, if Zaki hadn't told him earlier, he wouldn't have known about this matter either. Mama was really careless and forgot to not think about the impact of the reception itself. Thankfully all can be thwarted before the day H, although Mama will lose big because of the loss of the down payment that she has transferred to several people related to the reception next month.

"Ma. calm down, everything will be fine. If Mama and Papa were to overreact like this, I would also be very anxious, not only worried about myself but I was very worried about my wife. I'm afraid I can't take care of him" said Ken listlessly.

"Ken. forgive Mama, son." Devia embraces Ken's body and cries in the chest of the child's field, losing her way to face her own fears of the bad that's stalking her son and daughter-in-law.

"I'll talk this over with Rasta. We can definitely take care of ourselves especially looking after Hana, Ma!"

"Mama's sorry, Ken.." said Devia.

"Mama's sorry I married Hana?" ask Ken.

"Not that, Ken! Mama regrets not being able to hide Hana's true identity when you were married."

"Ma, it's not Mama's fault. After all, we got married to use Hana's birth name, which we already know. Another thing if we don't know who Hana really is."

Devia nodded, sooner or later, Zahra and Ken's wedding file would definitely go up to the records of the religious affairs office and leave a trail there.

"They'll find you, Ken!"

"Yes, Ma. I know, maybe it's time Rasta and Hana don't have to hide anymore. They do have to solve this problem, so as not to live in hiding or live to be someone else."

"Ken, pay the bodyguard for Hana. If you need it for both of you!"

Ken smiled a little. "The existence of a bodyguard will actually make people more suspicious, Ma!"

Devia shook her head, "It's for the good too, Ken! Everything will be revealed later. Then how can Hana protect herself if it turns out that her identity is tracked while you have not prepared any protection - what for her!"

"All right, Ma!" ken replied, though Ken was not sure if Zahra would agree to this, I don't know if Zahra would understand after Ken later explained the circumstances that were no longer conducive in their lives now.

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