Second Marriage of My Ex-husband

Ashraf's guilt towards Jasmine

"Jasmine, just shut up. Let's finish your breakfast. Later we are late." said Emily warned Jasmine to quickly finish her breakfast that morning. When Emily noticed her daughter looked gloomy.

"I'm lazy breakfast ma. I'm not hungry." said Jasmine, now she just moved from her seat from the dining table. Then Jasmine walked towards the living room and sat down on one of the sofas that were there.

Under these circumstances, Emily is usually very careful if she wants to ask about the feelings of the princess.

Emily could read from Jasmine's face if she looked sad. It seemed bada was something Jasmine thought of. Maybe he misses his father. Because he was disappointed, the longing turned into a sense of worry.

Emily took a deep breath. Take a tissue to clean his mouth. Emily then walked towards Jasmine. The one sitting at that moment folded both his hands to his chest.

Sitting right next to the princess, Emily then grabbed her shoulder.

"Darling, what's wrong? Share with mom what you feel." asked Emily softly.

"No ma." Jasmine replied briefly. Still showing his sad face.

Emily then remained silent for a moment.

"Mama asked, you answered honestly. Did Jasmine miss you? Does Jasmine want to meet dad?" asked Emily again I, very carefully as she said those words.

"No. I don't miss Dad. I don't want to meet dad either. I just don't live here anymore. Especially when I look at the house next door. I don't like. I'm sad that he took my father." said Jasmin, who recently expressed his feelings.

Even Jasmine said those words filled with emphasis.

Understanding what Jasmine meant and what enveloped her feelings. Made Emily a little hit with the honesty of the princess's feelings.

The child's mental health for Emily is everything.

If indeed Jasmine wants to move from this housing complex because the princess seems to have trauma also with the house next door. It's Amanda's house. Where the woman had taken her father, made Emily think that perhaps moving home was the right course of action to lessen the burden of disappointment and heartache experienced by the princess.

"So Jasmine wants to move out of this house." asked Emily to confirm.

Emily is happy, if her daughter is honest with her feelings.

If Jasmine opens up to him. This can reduce the trauma that the child feels.

If the princess wishes to leave the house they currently occupy. Emily would've granted it. And he doesn't mind moving house.

Heard the words that came out of the princess' mouth. Makes Emily creep.

Setrauma was Jasmine with her parents' second divorce.

"Well, Mama will think about it later. Mama will find us a new place to live." replied Emily softly, and reassured.

Emily wants to restore her daughter's confidence and spirit.

Those two things will be Emily's priority if they can restore Jasmine's confidence and cheerfulness.

And Emily thought she didn't have to sell her house. Maybe he could rent out the house he currently lives in.

Emily's current finances if to buy a simple new home can also afford.

After all, the house was a memento house that he bought with Ashraf from scratch, from they were early married until they had Jasmine.

Despite the bad memory he felt with Ashraf. The house also holds many wonderful memories.

When they were husband and wife. The needs from a to z were indeed Ashraf who fulfilled. So that the money sought by Emeli is completely intact.

So after Ashraf's death, Emily's finances remained stable.

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The news of the princess wanting to move out of her home has now reached Ashraf's ears.

The news struck Ashraf in the heart. She felt sad and guilty for everything her daughter felt. Because of the sadness and trauma felt by her daughter due to her own actions.

It had been almost 6 months Asraf had not been able to meet Jasmine. Emily forbade him to meet her daughter.

Not only was it banned by Emily. Because Jasmine herself had not been willing to meet with him either. It really frustrates Ashraf.

The very different married life Ashraf felt. And that taught him a lot of lessons.