So Introduction
Options for Stepmom
"I don't want yah. Dad's house can't hold us". Reject Mimi. Stepmom khaira.
In the morning his parents talked to him. After dawn prayers, he invited his son-in-law to speak at his youngest son's house.
Talking about his children and grandchildren who have made trouble in their homes.
"You should choose Mi. To live by faith or with your son.
If you want to follow the faith, let your son stay with us. If not...".
"Can't yah. If the mas iman still beggar me his wife, I will take my son wherever I want.
If not. I don't want to live there". Cut Mimi.
"OKs. If you don't want to, you split the house. Tell faith to come back here once a week.
I can't let you guys stay together there.
There have been some neighbors who came to find out the truth of your attitude during this stay there.
You're quite brash with your husband and your stepson.
Imagine living before you marry by faith.
Stay here and husband is lazy.
Thankfully there is good faith. Want to marry you". Said Mimi's father.
"But yeah...".
"There's no buts.
Stay here or faith come home once a week here". Cut mimi's father.
"Well, yeah, just cross the highway home once a week.
That's not husband and wife her name is yah". Reject Mimi.
"It's up to you to stay there without bringing any children, or you stay here.
I am ashamed to hear your temperament and your children upon that son of Faith.
You guys are actually hitching a ride. But instead you make her like a maid". Angry mimi's father.
"That's his job, well, it's his father who contracted. Yeah he dong's in charge of cleaning up". Bela Mimi's.
"Know you that his father's contracted. That means you guys hitchhiked there.
Therefore your children must not live there". Mimi's father told me.
"You stay here so I can see. How you serve your husband.
And you can't refuse. I've decided that". Said Mimi's father.
"But yeah....".
"Pick up your kids' clothes. If you don't want to split up with your son, bring all your clothes". Mimi's father.
"It's crowded well, not enough room anymore". Shouted Mimi
"You make a room on the side ground, make you stay. Just connect the wall". Reply to Mimi's father.
Mimi is upset by her father's orders.
Five years of quiet life in a nice rented house, now back to his parents' cramped house.
"I don't want to live here. Dad's house is narrow, where I'm going to sleep, my son's too". Mimi Furious.
She intends to visit the house she used to live in with her husband and son five years ago.
Her husband's contract is quite large, there are three rooms. The living room and kitchen are quite clean. Because of her husband's faith contracted a house in housing.
Unlike the house of his parents who are in the village across the highway.
His parents' house was in an alley and also narrow.
His parents' house had four rooms, but the inhabitants were many.
There also lived there his younger brother and two children, who were left behind by his wife. And one of his younger sisters is unmarried.
Though the youngest brother is married, and contracted at the next rt.
Small living room, narrow kitchen. And the many residents, will definitely make him and his children uncomfortable to stay.
Remember when she and her husband lived here.
'I will persuade you to let me and my children live there.
All three of my daughters are already good at housing, and there is no need to fight over bed and food with their aunt and cousin.
Two nights ago we slept on a worn-out couch in my cramped, dull room.
Whereas in the third rented my son slept in a room three with a nice cot. In the main room larger than the others.
Although the three of them, they have their own mattress. Different from Khaira who is alone in the room.
That's why I put him in the smaller back room, because the room was alone.
Especially if you are married, you will not live there. She would have taken her husband to live in her rich father-in-law's house, or they could have contracted.
With his passionate and angry heart, Mimi exits her old man's house, heading for the highway. Which is not far from his house.
To get to the rented house he lived in five years ago.
Just walk about ten minutes and cross the big road, towards the housing.
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