The Five Billion Rahim

RLM chapter 76

"Sir, I'm sorry, I really don't want to do that to Audrey, I never thought I'd fall in love with her, just try to understand, Grandma" Byakta said.

Grandma did not respond to Byakta's words at all, after seeing Vienna enter, the grandmother turned her body about to enter.

Seeing the grandmother who ignored him, Byakta did not run out of reason, he would do anything to make grandma want to forgive him.

"If grandma doesn't want to apologize to me yet, I'll stay here until she forgives me" she cried, without caring if she pushed him or not.

Grandma heard it, but she kept coming in without any intention of stopping or answering, the door was closed leaving the stubborn Byakta.

While from the second floor, precisely in Audrey's room, he saw everything that happened with tears breaking.

He had been mistaken for men who were struggling down there, until he was unaware that their only communication access was destroyed.

However, in the midst of his sadness, something erupted in his heart, it turned out that the man was willing to fight for it, a smile rose on his lips, thin at all.

Audrey repeats the beginning of their meeting until a mutual agreement is struck.

It all started with her womb, which was rented to the man for five billion, where life began, where the fate line was written.

Yes, from there their love story begins, like life in the womb, like that the process of their love journey, is not easy but gives the impression that will never be forgotten until death is near.

Audrey rubbed her lament, she also remembered the sister she had fought for, Audrey felt indirectly before leaving her sister wanted to put Audrey in the right place, no longer in a horrible life with their stepmother.

I don't know, Audrey doesn't know that, but what she's feeling right now is that God is always putting his magic on every event in the world.

Audrey wiped her tears, now there was only one more barrier point for them to be together, after wading through the struggle of life far apart, one wanted to forget and one fell to helplessness.

Now no longer, now the two are on the same road, which is struggling to together weave again mahligai that almost disappeared.

While in front of the gate, Byakta still survives, he still waits there, hoping that grandma will pity him.

An hour, two hours, four hours to seven hours passed by and not a single person was seen coming out of the house, be it grandma, Vienna or Audrey.

Anxiety will be left suddenly entered in his heart, what if he had struggled but it turns out Audrey was on the side of grandma.

Byakta could not imagine if that happened, it would be as devastating as what he would be without the girl.

"I won't stop before I get it, if the good way can't, I'll do the other way until I can." Byakta murmured full of ambition.

While muttering to himself, Byakta noticed that there were several men who seemed to be residents living around Audrey's grandmother's house.

Byakta gasped, he was afraid of being asked strangely by them, especially until there had to be an unimportant misunderstanding.

"Good night, sir. Is there anything we can help you with? I've seen you here since this afternoon, are you waiting for the owner of this house?" ask a man to represent the others.

Byakta immediately stood up from his seat, then bowed slightly saluted and smiled kindly but forcedly. Truly he hated this atmosphere, he was like a man suspected of evil, for Byakta saw these men before him, looking at him with a suspicious gaze.

"Good night, yes, I was waiting for the owner of the house, but until the night it turned out they had not returned as well" replied Byakta.

"Why not just call?" ask the man again.

"Ah, already! I've called him before he'll be there any minute" lied Byakta.

He was very lazy to meet these people, if he did not remember someone in there, he might have left and would not have come back, but he did not do that.

"Ooh, so. All right, if you need help with my house next door, please just come," bargained the man who looks no longer young who turns out to be Audrey's grandmother's neighbor.

"Ah, yes, thank you" Byakta said with a forced smile.

After making small talk they finally left as well, Byakta was able to breathe a sigh of relief, at least he was not kicked out by those people.