My Beloved Arana's

Chapter 111: Stephen

"Ana, it'll be noon with me, huh?"

In response to her Civanya's invitation, Arana who was sucking pink liquid from inside the glass bottle turned her head and looked at her Civanya with her eyebrows raised. "Where's company?"

The people have a embarrassed face. "Buying novels."

Arana's bead immediately sparkles. Arana loves to read novels, just like her Civil. Imagining going to a bookstore and reviewing books together makes Arana very excited. With a chicken-like gesture of pecking at the rice, Arana agrees to her Civanya's invitation. "Wait for me after my class is over!"

The civil nodded with a smile. "okay."

The two walked apart after greeting each other to their respective department majors. With a totebag in her hand containing books and laptops, Arana walks casually while occasionally sucking her strawberry milk through a clear straw. The sweet taste that flows in her lips and greets her tongue makes her feel warm and pleasant, so Arana even thinks she can go around Jakarta while shouting that she is happy at that time.

Arana was about to turn when a shadow fell onto her face and made her subconsciously stop her steps instantly. He looked up and looked at the figure before him with a pair of beads of surprise at first, before turning into a flat gaze and anticipation.

"Oh, we happened to meet here. Alana, I have something to talk to you about, about our deal."

Arana frowned and said firmly. "There's no deal between you and me. Move aside because you're blocking my way."

Arana's arrogant words made David frown and recklessly pull the corner of his lips into a sharp knot and rise. "none? Oh, then you must really not want to see Stephen, again."

Arana frowned. "Who's Stephen?"

David's face revealed shock, and his smile disappeared as he looked at Arana with great emphasis. "Are you pretending to be stupid?"

Arana can't say anything because Arana doesn't know who Stephen is. Arana does not know him because Alana never once mentioned Stephen in her story. He only quietly avoided David's increasingly uncomfortable gaze. "You're weird."

Just as Arana was about to say, David first interjected. "How can you forget your own son, Alana?"

The deg!

Arana Manik widened. Her lips slightly opened, and Arana could barely digest what she had just heard. His pair of manics quivered, and he nervously reacted when David made a sound again. "You don't want to see it? Six years have passed since you gave birth to her, even if she's adopted by my cousin, she's still your son, right?"

"You don't want to see it?"

Arana looked at David. "W-Do you have the picture?"

David frowned at the attitude of the girl in front of him, but he lightly picked up his phone and handed it to Arana. Receiving it, Arana's pupils narrowed and her heart seemed to be pressed by tons of stone sacks.

There was a boy who appeared to be four years old. Looking at that pair of beads, Arana was speechless.

"Truly similar." Inner memcelos.

David grabbed his phone casually. "He's Stephen. Even if you're not a good mother, but shouldn't you at least remember a little something? If it wasn't for you abandoning her as a baby, she would probably be very disappointed to learn that her own mother doesn't remember her at all and is busy playing with a lot of men just for fun. Yeah, right?"

Arana lowered her head, raised both her hands and closed her ears. "Please shut up for a minute."

His head wanted to break.

Arana's expression is really hard to read down there. Arana really could not understand Alana, she no longer wanted to understand about the crazy girl. Which sane human would abandon his own child like that?!

Alana is really outrageous and cruel!

David tilted his head. "Hey, don't be surprised. We both know that, if you don't want him to be like that senior. No need to act in front of me. After all ka-"

"I said shut up!" arana exclaimed without lifting her face.

David could not see his expression, but from his voice, David could clearly tell that the girl was angry. No, maybe more precisely wrath. David had no idea what made him so wrathful from telling the truth they had known, only the two of them knew. David knows the truth that Alana was pregnant was when they first came into contact. Alana did not say honestly that it was not her son-David, but rather her son along with another brother who was the upperclassman of Alana who was then fifteen years old.

Initially Arana wants to have an abortion, but when David learns that his cousin is declared barren, David has the idea to let Alana give birth to the child and will give it to his cousin when the child is born, with a reply David will grant Alana's wish as long as they are still together at school.

In the end, Alana actually kept the baby, lying to her parents that she would follow quarantine for the Olympics during the limabulan when she was four months old. After that, Alana actually gave birth and she without any burden or guilt gave the newborn to her.

So David doesn't understand why he's so angry right now.

"You ... angry?" he asked in a confused and strange tone.

Arana has been calming herself since. She took a breath and threw it away before violently rubbing her face and taking a step to leave. But David didn't let it be that easy to leave. Arana felt her arms gripped, and she could not continue her steps.

"Take it off." Arana.

"Explain why you are angry. Didn't you not want to have a relationship with her from the beginning?"

Arana clenched her teeth and jerked David's hand. He looked up, and glared furiously at David. "Yes! So because of that, whether you, Stephen and everything that's going on, it's none of my business, and I don't want to know!"

Arana hissing. "So don't ever show up in front of me again from now on. Because I can show you my other side."

After issuing her threat, Arana firmly turned around and did not even slow down or look back, towards David who was stunned in his place. Before the young man loudly laughed out loud.

"The longer it gets interesting!" Laughter, "Alright. Let's see how he'll show the other side in the future."