Marrying a Woman of Mother's Choice

Rama's Plan for Reno

The case of Elsa that was closed left various questions in Reno's mind, in his heart he wanted to give a final tribute to Elsa. However, the woman had accompanied him in some difficult moments in his life during their courtship. Therefore, he promises to find and uncover who the real killer is.

Reno, who was unsettled by the closing of the case, chose to visit Elsa's grave. His feelings are still not calm, he feels there are many things that need to be revealed but he does not know where to start.

The atmosphere of the family burial place where Elsa lay for the last time and forever it felt very quiet. Only the whirling wind stirred the leaves as well as the branches of trees and bamboo stems rubbed against each other. The voices further added to the gloomy and frightening atmosphere of the place, but Reno was not at all afraid.

He crouched over Elsa's navel, rubbing the gravestone written on her name there.

"Hey, how are you? Forgive me for just visiting again, am I not too evil to do something like forget about you when you were once part of my life. Take it easy, Tenri won't be angry or jealous anymore, she's already allowed me." Reno's face shows that she is still upset why Elsa's case was closed instead of being traced to completion.

"I don't understand why your family closed the murder case against you that has not been revealed. I felt something was awkward but I didn't know what to act like. I'm nothing to your family, I'm just the crust or the outside. Not necessarily intervening, but as a friend, a friend, I felt I needed to figure out the cause and who the ruthless killer was."

"Then from that, allow me to find out everything. So that you can rest in peace, I never dreamed of you in my sleep before, but lately I have always been disturbed by the shadow of the face of sadness that you always appear to me during sleep. Are you hurt? Do you want revenge? Do you want me to catch that guy?"

"Yes, there are too many questions, but I know one day I can definitely find the answer. Rest in peace, Elsa. I hope I can help you find out who killed you."

After speaking alone on Elsa's navel, Reno raised her hand and prayed. After praying, he again wiped Elsa's headstone and left the cemetery. Meanwhile, from afar someone had noticed Reno's movements from the moment he arrived at the TPU until he finally came home.

That man was Rama's man, who else? Lately he was indeed doing reconnaissance to anyone who came to the place where Elsa was buried. Of course, for the purpose of washing hands from the case and making others a scapegoat as well as an alibi so that he himself can be separated from the case and others are suspects.

Reno. Be careful.

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"What did you get?" That heavy and resolute voice sounded terrifying if it had only first heard it. But not for Rama's men, they are used to being even diomeli and beaten if they make mistakes.

"Somebody just came to visit Elsa's grave, he's been there a long time."

"What's the guy like?"

"The man, of great stature, from his clothes seems to be a businessman. And I've seen him a few times with the Boss."

"Wow, that's interesting. I know who it is, keep a close eye and investigate who's coming."

"Good, Boss."

"What's up, honey? Looks like your mood seems good."

"Reno came to Elsa's grave just now, cih now I know how to get others to accept punishment for my actions. Haha."

Cindi looked at Rama in disbelief, "why did she go there?"

"Let's see, I'm sure glad he came."

"What's your plan?"

"Surely something that will make us free from all accusations, dear."

Rama then pulled Cindi's body a little rough and kissed the woman's lips greedily. They also intertwine and again make out on the king-sized bed. Occasionally there was a sigh from Cindi's lips which are now under the control of Rama. Their rough movements make the bed sheets become messy.

Both of them can no longer avoid the call of greater desire. The next thing that happens is a small and friendly screech from the lips of Rama or Cindi. They dance on Elsa's suffering and joy.