The Charm Behind the Mist

About Heritage.

...~Happy Reading~...

Sapta and Jekob looked at his boss in amazement, being able to think about it in his own condition and his family was not doing well. "Good, Sir. I'll talk to Gungun. Is it still a long time to wait for the case to be processed?" Sapta asked so, in order to speak and prepare Gungun to face the case that will roll.

"No. Tomorrow I will talk to Mr. Hutama and the case will be processed immediately. Mr. Jekob please call Mr. Hutama, I want to see him tomorrow. Don't push something obvious." Aaric tried to calm down.

"Good, Sir. I'll talk to the lawyer and Mr. Hutama." Jekob understands the condition of his boss who does not want to delay something that is definitely resolved and there is no better solution.

"Sir Jekob, what other reports are there outside of all those reports you haven't reported? Let's get everything done, no need to delay. The longer it is completed, the more it makes the head dizzy and willing to break." Aaric said after they finished discussing the Gungun case and were still sitting in Aaric's private room.

"Yes, Sir. There's something I want to report about young master Recky. The state government has decided they are divorced. The divorce papers have been sent to the lady's house. And here's a copy of the divorce papers that our lawyer got." Said Jekob, taking out a piece of paper from inside the bag and giving it to Aaric.

"Oooh, okay. Today there is still good news for us. Recky would love to accept this, after all this time just being at home and in the car. Now he can go anywhere. Please keep it, give it to me when I get back to the apartment." Aaric breathed a sigh of relief, knowing that Recky's problem had settled.

While returning the letter to be kept by Jekob, Aaric was astonished to see Jekob's overcast face. "What's wrong with your face? Besides being cloudy, your face is like a tangled thread that is wrongly rolled up. What's up?" Ask Aaric again, because Jekob saw it and was a bit hesitant to answer. Aaric so looked at it with his eyebrows linked.

"It's about the Madam at home, sir." Said Jekob slowly. Sapta just silently listened, because she knew what Jekob was going to report.

"What's wrong with the devil. Does it have horns?" Ask Aaric from the beginning, because if he mentioned his mother's name he remembered what Mr. Haiman said in the meeting room. Very shameless and disgusting to him. If he did not remember his position as the majority shareholder, he had already flung it away with a seat to cover his sickly face.

"The District Court has also issued divorce papers for Mr. Biantra and Mrs." Said Jekob slowly and carefully. Aaric looked at Jekob as if he could not believe what he was hearing.

"Are you sure about that information?" Ask Aaric to convince the information he did not expect.

"Related, Sir. The lawyer also received a copy of his divorce papers. Because he had heard the Madam wanted to sue for divorce Mr. Biantra, the lawyer had spoken with the court, to be informed of the development of the lawsuit. It turns out that the verdict came out almost simultaneously." Jakob answered and explained.

"If the young master is asked by the family Tarikalla in order to expedite the proceedings, because the wife of the young master is willing to be married again and there is no news of the young master. While the lawsuit Bu Biantra asked to be accelerated by Mr. Haiman who had previously divorced his wife. They plan to get married soon." Said Jekob remained slow and careful, so as not to mispronounce.

"So it's true what the serpent said. The devil was impatient to throw his body into the puddle to play mud. The nerves are broken." Said Aaric emotionfully and indignantly recalling his Mama.

"Sir Jekob, tomorrow before meeting with Mr. Hutama, I want to meet with a lawyer first. I was thinking of bringing the devil on a barbed tray. But now that there is no relationship with Papa anymore, I will give them a wedding gift. A pair of iron bracelets that they will remember throughout their ages." Aaric said furiously and angrily.

"Then what about the house, sir. Would you just let it go, if Madam was in jail?" Ask Jekob, considering the many treasures Bu Biantra had during his marriage to Mr. Biantra. While the boss is the legitimate child of Bu Biantra.

"Thank God you remind me of that. Then I asked Papa, whose name the house is on. On behalf of Papa, I'll talk to Recky. Because as far as I know, the house was bought by Papa because he did not want to receive the house given Opa." Said Aaric while thinking.

"That's why you see, the house is small enough from other families. It is not compared to the Opa mansion. With Om Lepart and his children still bigger and wider than the house. If it's on Papa's behalf, I'll talk to the lawyer to take it. Let's move Sero there and here specifically where the employees who work in the garden live." Said Aaric while thinking. He did not want to think about the other treasures, especially his Opanya, because it was his mother's right.

"Because they're divorced, I won't let the paddy snake stay at home from Papa's sweat. If the other treasure is to be disposed of, I don't care." Said Aaric again, in disgust.

Jekob and Sapta could only be silent, because if according to the general rules, all the inheritance of Mr. Sunijaya should be passed on to his boss and Recky. Because they are both legitimate grandchildren of Sunijaya's descendants. But under these circumstances, the story can be different. His boss also didn't care about everything his op had.

"Thankfully, Mr. Lepart went to jail, otherwise it could be rame." Sapta said suddenly, remembering his greedy boss Om. They will stick to Mr. Sunijaya like a lotta.

"Maybe they will get out of prison early, because their crimes are not as heavy as the devil. So let's wait and see what they're gonna do." Aaric didn't care.

"Sir, this is just a thought that crossed the mind, after listening to our conversation from earlier. Could it be that Mr. Haiman had a certain intention of marrying the Madam at home? Come to think of it, all of Mr. Sunijaya's legacy will fall to the Madam as an only child. Moreover, the father and young master of Recky lived alone, never compartmentalizing or recokin wealth that Madam had." Said Jekob after thinking for a moment.

"Yaaa, actually if you want to think so, it could be. Why would he leave his family to marry the old fox? Something to suspect, especially now that he was caught one of the rats in Biantra. We'll see, maybe he'll pull out the old fox reed and let her live in a nursing home." Aaric said coldly and unconcernedly.

"I once read an interesting quote about inheritance. Makes me always careful to approach it let alone jump over it. 'Where there is an inheritance, there are many people to be wolves for his brother or his family.' The quote always remembers, when it began to talk about the demon family."

"So I always talk to Recky, don't expect a legacy from anyone. If it were ours, it would still be our part. Don't let the inheritance ruin our lives." Aaric spoke while pondering, recalling his sister who had followed him. I never expected the legacy that was supposed to be theirs.

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