The Love Revenge of Mr. Alvin

Syifana disappeared

Once at the funeral home, Aldev got out of the car and immediately carried the wife who had not yet realized. The man took his wife into their room. He looks so painstakingly taking care of his wife that he knows that the girl is still devastated, over the passing of her mother.

"Fana, wake up." Aldev brought the aromatherapy oil bottle closer to wake his wife.

It didn't take long, Syifana woke up from her stupor. The girl looked around, she was already in her room. Syifana's gaze looked straight ahead, but Aldev knew that his wife was daydreaming.

Maybe the teenage girl is still nostalgic for her memories with her mother. Aldev knew that, for that man who had just officially served as a husband did not want to disturb the wife.

"You were here, Dad! Let me get you some food." Aldev left Syifana alone.

The man went downstairs, looking around. The large house had no workers who took care of the house or its people. Thinking about the situation of the wife who looked very weak, finally the man decided to cook food for his wife.

He stepped into the kitchen, wearing an apron so that his clothes would not be exposed to the splashes of dirt that left a stubborn stain. Actually, Aldev could have had one of his men find a maid in the house of the in-laws, but he, who was a new person in the place, felt he had no right to decide.

The man took a glass of rice, then cooked it into a fine meal that was easy to swallow, even by babies.

30 Minutes in the kitchen to make a bowl of porridge for the wife. Once the cooking was done, Aldev immediately brought the dishes he made to the room.

The adult man entered the room, but when he saw inside the room there was no sign of the wife. He stepped quickly to place a tray of food and also his homemade warm tea on the nightstand.

Checking the bathroom, who knows his wife is urinating or cleaning herself. But the bathroom is empty. Aldev closed the bathroom door again, then exited the room. He went around Mahendra's mansion, without asking anyone. Because it seems that the house is quiet, maybe its residents are trying to make peace with themselves over the loss of a housewife who plays a big role in the course of the household.

The handsome man stepped around the house, until he reached the back yard of the house. At first glance he saw someone sitting on a garden chair in the yard. He immediately approached the place, to ascertain who was there.

Aldev breathed a sigh of relief, when he saw his wife sitting there alone. He was almost frustrated to find the whereabouts of his wife who suddenly disappeared.

"Phanas." Aldev touched his wife's shoulder gently.

The girl did not respond, still keeping a cool look ahead. Lots of beautiful flowers in that place. Ranging from simple flowers to fantastic ones.

"Already, Fana. With you like this, it only makes your mother even sadder. The world will continue to revolve, whether it exists or not. You should be more in control, isn't every living person, sure to die?"

Syifana had just awakened from her daydream, the girl turned to the husband who was saying wisely. It comforted his heart a little, although it would not change things.

"Bang Vino ever lost someone?" ask the girl in a weak voice.

Aldev smiled wryly when he got the question from his wife. Of course he often lost, whether it was because of death or because of a destiny that was not on his side.

"Sorry, Bang," Syifana immediately felt guilty.

"It's okay, Fana. You deserve to know about your in-laws" Aldev said with a faint smile printed on his lips.

Syifana. "Bang, can Fana borrow Brother's shoulder for a moment?" tanya Syifana ventured.

"Of course, everything I have is yours." Aldev immediately pulled Syifana to lean on the shoulder of his field.

The teenage girl closed her eyes, rubbing her eyes again which would spill water from there. He had been crying for a long time, it would make his family feel the burden in addition to equally trying to let go of the mother.

"Bang, in this place, there are so many memories of Mommy. Because Fana has not worked, so every time I go home from school, I always invite Fana to plant flowers. You know, mom's favorite flower is Daisy." Syifana pointed to a row of flower pots that look like Daisy flowers are blooming.

"Beautiful flowers, beautiful, like my wife." Aldev looked at his faithful wife with his head on her shoulder.

The girl who had just carried the title of a wife only returned her husband's praise with a faint smile. She knew her husband was trying to comfort her.

"Fana, now we're back in the room, Dad!"

"You want what, Bang? Fana still wants to be here," Shifana gently refused.

"You must eat, Mana. If you don't want to walk, fine. I'll carry it all the way to the room" Aldev threatened.

Syifana justifies his position to be upright. "Shame, Bang. If you look at people, and again, mortal is heavy!" said the girl.

Aldev squinted his eyes. "Who's word is heavy? You think I won't be strong enough to carry you?"

"Of course, no!" Shifana rose up and stuck out her tongue.

The girl walked away leaving her husband alone in that place. Move further and further away from where the husband is sitting. The man had not budged, only a sly grin imprinted on his thin lips.

"We're waiting for the play date,"

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