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Not As Usually

Every morning comes, Rani's heart always feels at peace. Know why? Because the first thing he saw was the figure of a husband who always spoiled him. Yes, almost every morning, when Rani opens her eyes, always see the face of her husband who is so close to her face. Her husband was never the slightest distance between the two, until every time they were together they always missed by hugging and spoiling.

Especially since Rani was declared pregnant, she became more often want to get the attention of her husband. Not because she was spoiled, but because of her own physical condition, not as healthy as her physical condition when not pregnant. Easy tired, suddenly cramps in the legs also cramps in the stomach when waking up, back, shoulders and legs feels sore every day. Not to mention, he also has to bear the weight of the baby in the womb, so it is appropriate Ryan is more appreciative and affectionate and give more attention to his wife who is pregnant with the seeds he planted.

However, this week Ryan is too busy with all his work. Preparations for the inauguration of the Green Canyon mega project made Ryan almost always miss breakfast and dinner at his home. Like that morning, again he was tidy early in the morning. Even his habit of going to the office after making sure his wife had breakfast, this week seems to be no longer valid.

"By, Hubby Temenin Rani breakfast first yes. Rani misses Hubby" Rani hugs Ryan who is wearing her tie from behind.

"No way, honey. Hubby's still a lot of work right now. You have your own breakfast, yes. If you're lazy to get down, ask Bik Tum to take your breakfast to the room," Ryan took off his wife's arms, then sat on the couch and put on his shoes.

Rani simply pursed her lips, finding herself failing to get the attention of her husband. While grumbling, she sat on the edge of the bed, waiting to kiss her hands before her husband came out.

But again, he had to swallow the disappointment. As soon as Ryan finished putting up his shoes, he grabbed the bag from the table then straight out of their room. Yes, Ryan went to work without tucking Rani's forehead, not even kissing her lips and even letting Rani not kiss the back of her hand at all. Home was made sure almost in the morning, so the habit of rubbing Rani's head before going to bed and a friendly hug until the morning came already a week more he missed.

Rani just closed her eyes getting her husband's unusual treatment. He hoped that, with his eyes closed, his eyes could hold back the tears that were so eager to drip from the end of his eyes. But he was in fact wrong. The crystal still flowed down her cheeks, until she finally spilled all her disappointment and sadness with a roll that she now hugged tightly as a friend in her grief.

Rani is deeply hurt, considering that since her wedding day, this was Ryan's worst treatment of their marriage. No wonder if because of the treatment, Rani shed her tears for hours.

"Maybe Daddy's busy, baby. You don't be naughty in Mommy's stomach, yes," said Rani while rubbing her half-patterned stomach.

Rani also repeatedly rubbed her tears violently, while checking her phone, hoping her husband called or sent a message for her. But again, he had to swallow disappointed. Ryan no longer asked the news, nor checked about eating Rani as usual.

Feeling annoyed, Rani also moved and immediately cleaned herself. After dressing casually and wearing her hijab, she looked at herself through the large mirror opposite her bed.

"Is it because Rani is ugly now, so Hubby no longer wants to think Rani exists? Right yeah. Now Rani is fat and not beautiful anymore. Look, the face of Rani who is now Cubby makes Rani no longer beautiful," Rani grumbled inwardly.

Plus her eyes are now swollen with tears that continue to flow from the end of her eyes, making her increasingly suspect the reason for her husband's change in attitude.

In such moments, Rani so remembered and missed the figure of his father. That's why without a second thought, he exited the room and snatched the car keys that hung in place.

Once a key was in his hand, Rani went straight down the stairs in a hurry and exited through the main door. Within minutes he was in his car, and immediately drove his car without telling and taking Naja to drive him as usual.

"Please open the door, sir," exclaimed Rani, finding the security guard of her house was not quick to open the main gate.

"Sorry, Non. Did Non Rani go alone?" the guard asked Doubtfully. He was really afraid of opening the door, as he had previously been ordered not to let it out without Naja or the team of bodyguards.

"Yes, Sir. Please open the door!" sahut Rani is upset.

"Not yet. Your master will not scold you. After all he no longer cares about me," great-grandson of Rani.

The security guard was even more confused by his nona speech.

"Ehh, even dumbass. Let me open it myself. Later," seeing that the security guard did not open the gate, Rani got out of her car and tried to open the main gate with her hands.

"What did Miss do? Let me be, "The security guard finally opened the main gate because he felt bad for his master.

Once the gate is opened, Rani immediately presses the gas pedal deeply until her car speeds up.

Feeling that something was wrong, the security guard took the initiative to contact Naja as soon as Rani drove her car to leave the Dewangga residence. In addition to Naja being the only person appointed to guard his nonanya, that day Rudi and Johan were indeed with Ryan holding the company that Daniel left after he was blinded.

"What?" He screamed for remembrance.

"Why, Honey?" Daniel who heard his wife's screams was shocked.

"Sister Rani came out alone," Naja kissed her husband's forehead and immediately left her room.

Just tried to call Ryan, but no word. So did Rudi and Johan. Nobody raised his call.

Finally he betinitiative to send a message, so that when the three of them have time, they can open the message.

Naja immediately gave orders to some of the guards to follow him. Therefore, after the car he was driving drove, several cars of his men followed him from behind.

Every now and then, Naja glanced at the navigator on her phone.

"It's a good thing I put tracking devices all over the Dewangga family's cars. So I could easily catch up and find him," Naja murmured inwardly.

Until Naja was seen frowning his forehead, seeing the car he was chasing had stopped right in front of him.

Seeing that, Naja rounded his eyes.

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