Renatta Pay Husband

Devandra Narendra Abimana's

“Mom must endure, mother must not leave before I avenge everything that happened to us” Devan said while holding his mother's hands that had begun to cool.

Devan just let go of his mother's hand after his mother was brought into the ER room, he will not easily forget the incident that made it this way.

Not long after the ER room opened and showed a doctor coming out of the room .“Your mother's condition is quite alarming, the disease began to recur again and surgery must be taken immediately if not the worst unwanted circumstances could happen”

“How much does it cost for my mother's surgery” Devan said as he looked at the doctor with a worried look.

“You can inquire directly to the receptionist section.” He pointed to where the receptionist was.

Without asking again Devan went directly to the receptionist “Excuse me, how much will it cost to operate on behalf of Mrs Vira Ariana, a patient who is now still in the ER.” room

“Patients over Mrs Vira Ariana need operating costs around 105 million” She said while giving details of operating costs.

Surprised that was what Devan experienced back then, He was confused about having to look for that much money from where, he couldn't possibly borrow money from that person, he was confused, the one who should take full responsibility for his life and his mother's.

“ I will pay off the payment but please save my mother's life first”.

“ Sorry but it's been a procedure from the hospital that the patient will be performed surgery if the patient's family can pay half of the operation cost”

“Is money more important than someone's life, do you want to violate all the procedures in this hospital” Devan begins to raise his voice.

“Once again we apologize tuan” without hearing clearly the speech of the receptionist employee Devan immediately moved closer to the ER room and leaned his body on the wall.

Not how long she felt someone approaching her “Is there anything I can help, I feel you are in need of a favor.”

Devan seemed to ignore the woman's words, until he was curious and raised his face so that he could see the face of the woman who spoke to him.

“ What reward do you want, I'm sure there's no way you can offer help without rewards” Devan said with a cold look.

“ Marry me, meaning I will pay off all your mother's operating expenses if you want to be my paid husband and our contract will expire if I have successfully conceived and delivered a child”

Said the woman without any doubt.

“ Are you sure to offer a wedding to me” with her cold smile that the woman cannot see.

“I am very sure and I also really need your help, just think of us as parties who will benefit from each other, I will reach my wishes and you can also finance your mother's treatment until your mother recovers”.

Long Devan was silent, finally he agreed to the woman's request for her mother's sake and also for something Devan has been waiting for this “Ya, I agree”.

“Hmm…. I think we need to introduce ourselves, introduce my name Renatta Desinta Maharani” said as he reached out to Devan.

But Devan did not respond to the helping hand “Devandra, you can call me Devan”.

“Ah yes Devan, this is my business card you can contact me and we will discuss the issue of the agreement and marriage agreement that we will live” Renatta said while extending a business card to Devan.

Devan took Renatta's business card, without saying a word, then Renatta left to go and return to his papa hospital room, but before returning to his papa hospital room, he said, Renatta first went to the reception desk and handed an ATM card to the receptionist.

“It turns out I didn't have to bother to get into his life, even he himself offered to go into his life”ucap Devan in his heart.

Not long after a nurse approached him and said he would immediately perform the operation to his mother, and said that the cost of the operation had been paid by someone on behalf of Renatta.

“Ah it turns out you really kept your promise, but unfortunately indirectly you have brought your life to the wrong person” Devan's gaze increasingly sharpened staring at the shadow of someone who has begun not to be seen anymore.

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Devan then approached the doctor who just came out of the operating room “How is my mother doing doc?”.

“Operation run by Mrs Fira goes smoothly, we will immediately move her to inpatient room”.

“Thank you dok” Devan said with a full sense of relief, after all his mother was his strength all this time to stay alive and become his strength to avenge - his revenge to the people – people who have made his life and his mother suffer.

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In the inpatient room his mother Devan did not take off her hand in her mother's hand, “Mommy should immediately wake up and see how Devan avenged all the pain we had so far bu”.

Devan pulled out the business card that he had placed on his shirt, with his cold gaze he looked at the business card sharply “Renatta Desinta Maharani, welcome to the life of Devandra Narendra Abiman”.

Then he put the business card back in his shirt pocket, his memory back in the time when his suffering and his mother began, Suddenly the phone in his pants pocket rang as soon as daydreams about his past disappeared for a moment.

“Hallo”

“……….”

“I'll be there” soon

“……….”

After the closed phone connection Devan back again to his mother's inpatient room “I have to go ma'am, tomorrow morning I will come back here” said Devan while kissing his mother's hand

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Devan throws Renatta's business card at the table “I don't have to work hard to ensnare him, he himself offered me a wedding.”.

“I hope you don't overdo him, he's not the main target of your revenge”.

Devan only responded with a thin smile he did not respond to the words of the man in front of him because for him this revenge would be worth what he had been through so far.

“I hope you really consider this revenge of yours, I see she's a good woman, and it's not appropriate for her to be your revenge” Remember the man back to Devan.

“I don't need any advice from you, I just want you to help me figure out what you should find out” Devan said and left the man alone.

"At least I've reminded you, I hope you won't regret knowing the truth of what happened."

Said the man quietly which Devan, of course, did not hear.

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TB