The Greedy Sister-in-law
The Secret of Maya
Now they are in front of Jaka's house, Sarah and sister-in-law also get out of the car. The door that was wide open without being closed made Sarah go straight in without greeting.
There was the sound of people giggling in the house, not in the living room but the family room that was bounded by the wall. With a slow step, Sarah walked closer to the direction of the voice.
"How about May, did you get money from your husband" the voice of a 50-year-old woman now sat on their back.
"Not yet Ma'am" Maya said.
It turns out that his mother Maya, Sarah further sharpen her voice. Don't forget the phone to record so that if there's anything suspicious he already knows.
"How are you May, soon your sister Lira will be married and the money is not there at all" said Maya's mother, Susi.
"Patience first, Mom! Bang Jaka is again trying to get a loan of money for his marriage Lira," said Maya again.
"You're sure Jaka will get fifty million" his mother said.
"I'm sure Ma'am, yesterday I told him to pawn his sister's rice field to Mr. Anton." Maya said with a smile.
"Good May, you took all your husband's possessions and money you saved to my mother, later if she is poor you can find another man" Susui said smiling.
Sarah, who had heard everything, was furious and was about to come out of hiding.
"Mother take it easy, all the heritage of bang Jaka has been sold all and now the house is also the car in my name, fortunately, at that time, my mother gave the potion to Bang Jaka so that he submitted to me," Maya said laughing as if she was proud to have it all.
"Did you still give it to May?" Susi asked her daughter.
"Still dong, Mom! If you don't want to bang Jaka nurut so, he was willing to fight with his sister just to obey all my wishes," said Maya again makes Sarah impatient to hit them but dear, it is, his footsteps were held back by Jali.
"We should just go home, brother, we just meet with bang Jaka. We can't let all this go on" Jali said.
The three of them returned to the car and entered leaving the courtyard of Jaka's very spacious house back to the Cafe.
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"Why could Maya do all this?" Now Jaka is at Cafe Sajana and has seen the video recorded by his brother of thirty minutes, he does not believe if his wife can do that.
"It's all done because you have the father's inheritance and want all the property to be his, the impression he can renovate your house," said Sarah upset.
"Bang Jaka now must be firm, if Maya gives the potion to Abang do not drink anymore. All this for the good of Brother," said Jala chimed in, Lili just kept silent and nodded in justifying her husband's words.
"You also do not need to owe people just to finance the marriage of her sister Maya, you just give what can not be like this Jaka,"
Sarah loved her sister so much. He didn't want to see his brothers suffer.
"You better go home now, let's just say you don't know about this but you have to move to replace ownership of the house in your name so that your child will get the right, but you have to move to replace ownership of the house, and for your wife to change for the better" orders Sarah, although Maya's actions have gone too far but she does not want to tell her sister to divorce.
If it can still be maintained, then Sarah will tell her sister-in-law to maintain her household. Most of all it is not a mere virtual fault but the interference of his mother.
"Yes, brother, thank you for telling Jaka if I didn't know I might continue to submit to his will" said Jaka regretfully.
Sarah just nodded as well as Jali, she just did not want to talk anything or judge her brother.
"Oh yeah, I can not work at this cafe part-time because I have to pay angsuy at the bank every month," said Jaka again.
"We'd better go home first we'll talk about it again," said Sarah, Jaka just nodded then said goodbye to go home.
He was angry at his wife but he was also angry at her in-laws, otherwise his wife might not have been so. The Maya were not like that but since the division of the inheritance, the nature of the virtual began to change.
