Not Intentionally Cheating

Chapter 47 Moving?

Nayla solidifies her heart to brave herself to fight for the happiness of Calista, her only daughter.

She stared fixedly at her husband's eyes without any trepidation so that her husband could not feel the fear in her heart.

"Listen to what Caca wants and let him do what he wants. Don't force him anymore. It was enough that he felt sad, scared and distant from his parents. Let him be close to us" Nayla replied firmly without hesitation.

Bayu grinned at what his wife said. Then he said,

"You mean school? He still does not know which school is good and right for him. He doesn't even know what he needs for his future. I as his father have to give my best for him. Unlike you who tormented him by sending him to an ordinary school in the countryside. Even your residence is not worth occupying. Aren't you ashamed to be the wife of a captain pilot of one of the famous airlines living in such a place?"

Nayla sighed and looked disappointed at her husband. She did not think that her husband's thoughts only lay in his ego and self-esteem.

"Do you know if Caca was bullied by his friends?" nayla asked her husband seriously.

Bayu looks shocked to hear that his daughter suffered bullying. But a few seconds later, his facial expression changed. And he said,

"Caca should have dared to fight him. Even though she is a woman, she must be able to defend herself. All this time he's been practicing life away from us. He shouldn't be spoiled anymore like he is today. All this because you spoiled him. He whined a little, you've come to see him."

Nayla sighed many times to let out a sense of tightness in her chest. Unfortunately, that's not enough. He hit his chest slowly to reduce the tightness in his chest.

Bayu was shocked to see what his wife was doing. In a panic he said,

"Why you?"

Nayla stopped her hand movements. She looked at her husband and said,

"I'm tired of your attitude of winning by yourself. Me and Caca should always be with you without you knowing what we really want. Do you know if the one who actually wants a school in the village and lives there is your own daughter?" 

"Aren't you with that fucking guy who wants to live in that remote village?" asked Bayu with a cynical smile at Nayla.

Nayla took her breath back. The tightness in his chest again squeezed him. Because he wants to solve the Calista school problem first, after that Nayla just wants to discuss the problem of both of them.

"Don't switch the conversation. We solve Caca's school problems first, after that we discuss the others," replied Nayla firmly who now had teary eyes.

"Caca's school problems are easy. Now answer my question. What is your relationship with him?" tanya Bayu investigated.

"There's no relationship. She used to help Caca when she visited her daughter. And it just so happened that we met him in that village," Nayla replied without hesitation.

Bayu drew his face closer and stared intensely at Nayla's bead eyes as he said,

"Do you love her?"

Nayla was breathing irregularly as she held back her anger. Their eyes were still staring at each other. Then he said,

"Why are you asking the unimportant and getting out of our discussion?"

"Jawab only. You can't dodge anymore. You only use Caca as your intermediary," Bayu accused Nayla with a grin.

Nayla can no longer stand all the questions and accusations given by Bayu. It's true that he wants to be with Devan, but he's self-aware, so he doesn't cross the line when he's with Devan.

"If I had met him before I met you, I would have lived happily now. Unlike today, my life is always depressed and as if running to save our household. I'm the only one fighting, you. What about you? You always date other women on the grounds of just chatting and your job. Do I also have no right to chat with other men?" enter Nayla fiery and tearful.

"But, but he's married. Remember that!" say Bayu with his emotions.

"That's why I have no relationship with him. And you also have a wife. Remember that! What were you doing there when your wife and kids were at home? You rarely even see your wife's children!" nayla exclaimed with tears voicing her heart all this time.

Bayu widened his eyes. His breathing is irregular. He was shocked to hear his wife deny it. Nayla who had been quiet and obedient, now she became a dissident and dared to refute.

Bayu got up from his seat and walked out of his house. He got into his car and ran his car at high speed leaving the house.

Suddenly, Bayu's confidence disappeared instantly. His pride and arrogance of a Bayu, now seems to disappear somewhere. 

He recalled Devan's words this morning that seemed to be humbling him. 

Now I can tell if your son and wife are tormented because of your attitude. If I were you, surely I would never hurt them in a born and inner way. They are very good and very valuable to me.

After that he remembered the words of his wife who compared him to Devan.

If I had met him before I met you, I would have lived happily by now. Unlike today, my life is always depressed and as if running to save our household.

"Aaaargh…!" yelled Bayu in his car by accelerating the speed of his car.

He drove his car at high speed towards his mother's house, as if channeling his anger by accelerating the speed of his vehicle.

Arriving at her mother's house, Bayu entered her room where she was still not married to Nayla. 

He walked back and forth with his hair. His mind was now mixed with the words Devan and Nayla that were still ringing in his ears.

Suddenly, the mother remembered something. He immediately went out of his room to the family room.

"Mother….! Yup…!" yelled Bayu from the family room.

Bayu stood with his hands placed on his waist while walking back and forth calling his mother and Calista.

"Mother…! Yup…!" yelled Bayu back impatiently.

"What's Bayu? Why do we have to scream?" asked Mrs Ratmi who was walking hurriedly towards the living room.

As for Calista, she stood behind her grandmother in fear of her papa looking angry at her.

"Mom, Caca, sit down. I'll talk to you guys" Bayu told Ms. Ratmi and Calista.

They both sat on the sofa opposite Bayu who sat in front of them.

Bayu looked at Bu Ratmi and Calista alternately as he said,

"Mom, Caca, we better move out of here."

"Moved?" said Mrs Ratmi and Calista together.