My Extroverted Wife

Did the lady realize?

A happy heart at the sight of his wife falling asleep moved her seat and slowly positioned her to sleep well. The man's eyes continued to look at his sleeping wife with lips that were smiling widely.

"aiisss, sir seems to really love miss." said the guard as he looked at Jasson, who kept smiling, looking at Tiyara.

The morning.

Jasson or Tiyara still did not wake up, Tiyara's position was sleeping normally like a sick person and Jasson was in an early sleeping position to keep his wife. Both are still sound and comfortable in the dream until Dery finally entered the room and seen both are still asleep.

"They haven't woken up yet?" asked Dery when he saw the two who were still soundly asleep.

"Master and Miss were continuing to sleep around 3am sir" said the guard who was really watching the two.

Dery did not answer him and approached Tiyara and placed his hand on Tiyara's forehead and it turned out that the woman's body temperature had already dropped.

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The door opened and the doctor entered the room. "Ah Doctor Jasson is still asleep?" asked the senior doctor to Dery.

"Yes doc." replied Dery.

"Is the lady conscious?." asked the doctor to Dery.

"Miss was conscious but went back to sleep at dawn" replied Dery. Jasson slowly reopened his eyes when he heard a slight commotion.

"Your master went back to sleep." said Dery when Jasson woke up.

"Did Tiyara wake up again? He had just gone to sleep" Jasson said unknowingly if there was a senior doctor nearby.

"No doc, Miss doesn't wake up anymore, I'm just making sure that miss is really okay" replied the senior doctor so Jasson realized her fate.

"Doctor." Jasson immediately stood up and saluted the senior doctor.

"Go back to sleep, you need rest and your wife is fine and can be taken home" said the senior doctor and said goodbye to leave the room.

"My wife can be brought home, right?" asked Jasson with sleepy eyes.

"It can be" replied the doctor with a smile.

"Good thank you very much, I'll take him home" Jasson said, thanking the doctor for trying to relieve his drowsiness.

"Em." Tiyara slowly opened her eyes and immediately looked at the many people around her.

"Jasson." whined Tiyara as he looked at the crowd before him who had just woken up from sleep.

Jasson and the others immediately turned towards him. "Jasson, Hiksss's." Tiyara immediately cried when she did not listen to the words of her husband.

"Yes, I'm here." said Jasson who immediately approached his wife. Tiyara turned towards her and immediately hugged her husband's waist with sparkling eyes.

"Hikssss, It's scary, you don't go anywhere" Tiyara said, drowning her head in her husband's stomach.

"Shhhh, Shhh no need to cry, This is a senior doctor, he said that you can go home and you are healed" said Jasson who tried to calm his wife.

"Let's go home." take Tiyara who immediately took off the infusion that was still attached to her hand and stood up from her seat and took Jasson away from there.

"S-I'm sorry doc." said Jasson when his wife who was just silent with her feet just kept stepping.

When the woman's eyes looked around. His eyes immediately closed trying to eliminate the little fear that exists in him and bubbling his head to be aware of what is in front of him is not a shadow that hurts his inner.

"Jasson." Tiyara turned her back and Jasson walked over to his wife and hugged her.

"No, let's go home." take Jasson. Tiyara did not answer him and simply followed Jasson's legs, which led her to leave the hospital.

The driver and the car that had been prepared in the lobby made both get into the car and the car immediately drove at speed heading to Jasson's residence.

"That's a lot of things in her past that I've been through." guman Jasson rubbed his wife's head while Tiyara, who felt comfortable with the swab from her husband's hand, slowly closed her eyes to go back to sleep because she was still sleepy.

Once at home, Jasson immediately carried his wife into the house and into his room first. The man laid his wife's body on the bed quite slowly and the man looked back at her face.

His thoughts begin to drift and return to remembering past murders that he has not met his perpetrator. "I almost forgot about it." Jasson jumped out of bed and headed to the courtyard of his room.

Jasson called his man. "Hello" said Jasson when the phone was connected.

"Hello sir." he replied from afar.

"How is the search progress? What's the latest information?." asked Jasson with his flat face.

"Sir please don't hurt my son again. Ah." cried Rere as he pleaded with Ferdi to stop sending people to hurt Jasson or Tiyara.

"How dare you beg me like that? Don't you remember what your husband did to my son and wife?."

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Ferdi threw Rere's body against the wall while Rere he just cried. "Didn't you remember?" tanya Ferdi with a taut hair Rere.

"That's not their wish and they want......"

Brakkkk

"Stop trying to defend your husband, he's guilty of this, he's killed my wife and son and I'm going to give it to his offspring" Ferdi shouted.

"Huh, Huh." Tiyara woke up with breath gasping and a body filled with sweat.

Jasson, who was relaxing in the afternoon, stared at him. "What happened?." asked Jasson with a confused face staring at his wife who suddenly woke up.

"You okay? Is anyone hurt?." asked Tiyara who immediately worried about her husband.

"Em, I'm fine, so why? You had a bad dream?." asked Jasson with a confused face.

"Why did I arrive dreaming of Aunt Rere?." muttered Tiyara with a confused face.

"What happened to aunt?. "

"Is he okay?."

"Where is he now?."

"I'm really worried about her."

"What was the dream a clue?."

"The clue that says that aunt is not okay and the perpetrator who always tried to hurt me is actually in order to hurt Jasson?."

Strange thoughts that crossed his mind clearly, his mind was made where when getting the dream so that Jasson approached him and rubbed his forehead filled with sweat.

"What's going on? What are you dreaming about?." asked Jasson with a curious face while his hand rubbed his wife's face.