RUMI: The Love of a Paralyzed Man

USELESS

His body slammed violently on his stomach, before a blunt object was violently slammed into his back of the head. The pain immediately ran through his head and neck. But he could still feel very clearly, as his body was forcefully flipped, then the blunt object instead hit his leg repeatedly.

Rumi could no longer even feel her feet as the hard-soled leather shoes stomped on her knees so strongly.

"You should have gotten rid of Ethan instead of supporting his relationship with Ruby."

"Ruby can only be mine and you should support me! Have I not asked you well?"

"But you don't even support me and give Ruby to Ethan!" The pressure on both of Rumi's knees grew harder and harder to crush the man's kneecap.

"Now, accept the consequences!"

Bugh! Bugh!

Two hard blows that landed on Rumi's head, instantly made Rumi's world dark. All the memories of his life also seemed to float away and now all Rumi felt was a darkness.

Darkness without a glimmer of hope.

Empty!

The foreign!

I'm who?

"Rumi!" The soft voice made Rumi open her eyes. Rumi even just realized her body was bathed in sweat. Kedya Netranya again looked at the sweet face whose cheeks would look hollow both as she smiled.

Rumi had only seen her a few times since this was indeed the third day this girl worked as her nurse.

"Name Vivian."

"He's going to need a lot of money to pay for his nephew's treatment."

"Please help her, Rumi!"

Ruby's request the other day or rather the coercion of Ruby made Rumi forced to accept this short girl as her nurse. Although Rumi did not want to have a nurse after seven years she could only sit in a wheelchair and be a useless person who is still alive today.

Rumi didn't even know the reason why he was still alive as a useless paralyzed man like this. Rumi alone does not remember the group of strangers who claimed to be her family for the past seven years.

And his own name!

Rumi even just found out her name is Rumi after the middle-aged woman who until this moment he called Mami told him. Then there is also a middle-aged man who always looks softly at him who until now Rumi called Papi.

Then Ruby, Brother Alsya, Sunny, and finally the annoying guy who rarely comes home named Ericko. Ruby said, Ericko is the husband of Kak Alsya which means brother-in-law Rumi.

Ah, who cares!

"Rumi!" Reproach Vivian once again.

"I need to go to the toilet" said Rumi who immediately made Vivian's facial expression turn funny. Already three days ago, every time Rumi asked Vivian for help to go to the toilet or take a shower, this girl's face would immediately turn funny. Making Rumi's lips twitch because they have to hold back laughter.

Vivian prepared Rumi's wheelchair, and immediately moved Rumi's large body deftly. Rumi admitted, even though Vivian's body was smaller than her, but the way Vivian helped her move into a wheelchair was really steady and seemed to have experienced it once.

"Help me take a shower" Rumi said after Vivian closed the bathroom door.

"Now?" Tanya Vivian hesitated.

"Next year!" Rumi answered ketus who immediately made Vivian hold back a laugh.

"What's so funny?" Rumi asked as she glanced at Vivian.

"Nothing! I'll get a towel first," Vivian's permission to come out of the bathroom.

"You're amnesiac?" Rumi sniffed her chin towards the pile of towels in the corner of the bathroom.

"Gee!" Vivian patted her own forehead.

The girl did not come out and continued to lower Rumi's pants, then helped the man fulfill the call of nature.

The magic of all is Vivian who always does it with her eyes closed. Looks like this Rumi nurse does have a god-level inner eye science.

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The Happy New Year.

Yuk who awaits Rumi's story docked. The flow back and forth as usual (already on memorization like 🤭)

There may be a new reader stray (ngarepdotcom)

Rumi is Ruby's twin sister, the son of Juna and Lily in my work "Married My Wife's Killer"

Ruby's story is also on its own in "Ruby's Wait" It's over 57 episodes.

Thank you who still faithfully follow the work of dimeh othor.

Don't forget to let the author be happy.