The Cottage of In-Law Tak Indah

Get out of the house

Gibran was shocked when he entered the room and saw his wife packing. The man immediately stopped Giselle, and restrained Giselle from leaving the house. It is ironic, last night and this morning both are very happy, regardless when enjoying the navel of love both. But now again, there is chaos going on.

"Dear, you?" gibran asked confusedly.

"I'd better go, Mom. There is no place for me here anymore. After all, hate becomes hate. My mother didn't like me from the beginning. I'm sorry, and I'm leaving my own in-laws' house" Giselle said with tears in her eyes.

"I beg you not to go, Yang. Last night you promised to always be by my side, right?"

Now ask Giselle. Yesterday Giselle promised to accompany him and Gibran himself promised to always protect and give a sense of security to Giselle. However, now Giselle is packing her clothes.

"There's no place for me in my own home, Mom. I'm just a son-in-law who is humiliated, he who is not a daughter-in-law is actually adored" Giselle replied with a sob.

Sometimes the woman held her chest that felt so tight. Very crowded even. Initially Giselle thought that yesterday after getting enough money from Mama and Papa, today Giselle will get affection. But it is exactly the opposite. Giselle is considered a bearer of misfortune in her own home.

Gibran approached and then he hugged Giselle. Maybe if Gibran can't tear Giselle down with his words, his embrace can melt Giselle. The man hugged Giselle so tightly.

"Don't go, honey," said Gibran.

Giselle was crying with a hiccup. His heart feels heavy. On one side her in-laws drove her away, but on the other her husband held her back. However, Giselle was just an ordinary woman, there were times when she was truly fragile.

"I read in the Hadith of Prophet Muhammad SAW, who is entitled to a husband? the answer is his mother. So, stay here. Take care and love Mom, Mom. Just let me go, "giselle replied.

This is in accordance with the hadith of the Prophet, “Who is entitled to a woman? The Prophet replied: “Suami” (when married). Then Aisyah Radhiyallahu ‘anha asked again: “Who is entitled to a man? The Prophet replied: “His mother,” (HR. Muslim).

Yes, Giselle remembered the Hadith she had read. The only person entitled to a man is his mother. For that, Giselle chose to leave.

However, Gibran immediately shook his head. "No, both Mother and Wife are just as noble to me. Stay here, honey. Your place is by my side" replied Gibran.

Yes, God .. Giselle's chest is getting crowded. However, he could no longer be here. It won't change the situation anyway. Everyone is just getting worse.

"Sorry Mas Gibran ...."

Giselle had made up her mind. Choose go. Maybe by going from her in-laws' house will make things better. Who knows, her mother-in-law might get guidance to become a better person.

Giselle walked out of her room by pushing her large suitcase. He has made a determination. From the beginning, Giselle didn't want her husband to be an ungodly child. For that, let her husband remain a devout and pious child. Giselle was ready to sacrifice herself.

"Go there! Women who are carriers of disasters, carriers of disasters. Can't give offspring, it's no use!"

Miss Rosa is speaking. However, Giselle now chose to cover her ears. She's been hurt by her mother-in-law's words all day. Loved after payday, and delivered every day.

Gibran descended from his room with his face flushed red, and also ran after Giselle. Unfortunately, Giselle had already left and brought her car. The woman chose not to look back. He left with heartache and wounds in his heart.

"Giselle ...."

Gibran's voice echoed and then the man looked extremely chaotic by rubbing his face violently over and over again. Chaotic conditions also experienced Giselle. The woman drove her car with tears constantly running.

"Two years ago, you brought me to your house with a smile. I want to live with your parents, because I hope your parents will love me and look at me like their own child. Unfortunately, no. So, I better go, Mom. I hope that with my departure there will be no misfortune in your house."

The woman muttered inwardly with a hiccup. It was painful to be rejected by her own in-laws, considered a bearer of calamity, and also compared to her husband's ex-boyfriend.

"One day, if you marry Annisa. Talk me first, Mas ... return me to my Mama and Papa's house," murmured Giselle again.

But what Miss Rosa loves is Annisa. So, perhaps after his departure, Gibran would be forced and pressured to marry Annisa. Giselle also had to strengthen her heart, let her husband go if he chose to remarry.

Meanwhile, at home, Miss Rosa and Annisa appear to come out of the house and come to Gibran. "Here, Bran .. don't have to cry wife like her," said Ms. Rosa.

"Yes, A ... There is no need to cry for a woman who can lift her legs from her husband's house" Annisa added.

Gibran chose to close his ears and passed away. Chaotic situation. Gibran is also emotional. Better he stay away from later can yell or talk rudely to his mother. Gibran recalled that a child should not yell at his mother. In order to avoid unwanted things, Gibran chose to leave.

"Gibran, the talker responded. Not just go away. Not polite!" Shouted Miss Rosa now.

Miss Rosa was also furious to see her son passing away. Not responding to his words at all. Meanwhile, Annisa stood behind Bu Rosa and smiled slightly. She manages to ignite the fire, sending Miss Rosa out of control and eventually driving Giselle out of her home. After Giselle's departure, Annisa will try to take the heart of Miss Rosa and Gibran.

"It's not hard to get that fat lady out of this house!"

Annisa smiled cunningly inwardly. He feels winning can already affect Ms. Rosa and make Ms. Rosa to expel her own daughter-in-law. Now, the way to get close to Gibran will be wide open. Annisa must assemble a strategy and as much as possible make Gibran to be able to marry him. After all, Miss Rosa has definitely given her blessing. So, nothing gets delayed anymore, right?