The Ruler's Love Contract

Arrgh!

Half an hour later…

A man dressed in beach clothes forced his way into Rain's room. The security guard also seemed overwhelmed to face this beach man. They pushed in front of the door. Who else if not Owdie. He casually visited the big oil factory boss with his beach shirt. That sparked a ruckus on the floor of the oil refinery.

“Let me go! I just want to meet Rain!” it was his scream that made all the workers turn towards him.

“Master, you must not just enter the workspace of Mr Rain!” One of the security guards it.

Instead of calling Rain to get out of the room, Owdie was even fun to play with the security. As a result, the incident was finally seen by Ro, Rain's own assistant who had just exited the elevator.

“What is this?!” His arrival makes the security stop holding Owdie.

“Master Ro, this man forced his way into the boss room.” One of the security explained.

Ro looked carefully at the man before him. He recalled who this man dressed up on the beach was. He then called the boss. Not long after, I finally got an answer.

“Good Mr.” Ro agreed and disconnected his phone. “You're back in charge. Let this guy in.” Ro ordered the security guards to return to guard.

“Good, Mr. Ro.”

The two security rushed away after Ro asked. At once Owdie stuck out his tongue, mocking the two security. Ro looked shaken his head, a sign of disbelief with Owdie's attitude.

“Mr Owdie, please come in.” Ro opens the door for Owdie.

“Thank you. You are very good.” Owdie smiled broadly at Ro as he walked into Rain's room.

Ro doesn't think Rain has a brother like Owdie. Just this year he met directly with the brother of his boss. If it wasn't for Rain, Ro would have kicked Owdie out of the building.

Ganteng, anyway. But disgusting.

Finally the assistant passed by, letting the boss have an unexpected guest. While enduring the nausea, he stepped foot into his own study.

In Rain's workspace…

Rain's workspace is a spacious room with little work furniture in it. So it looks spacious and comfortable. But Owdie's arrival changed everything.

“Halo, Rain.”

He smiled at a man who was busy typing something on a laptop screen. The man immediately turned to the direction he had just come. Rain looked surprised when he saw the clothes Owdie was wearing.

“Hey, you're crazy, huh?!” Rain did not expect Owdie to come into his room wearing beach clothes.

“Eh? Crazy?” Owdie confused himself.

“It's working hours. Why did you break into my office in such clothes?!” Rain stopped his activity for a moment, he stood up to see Owdie coming.

“Lho? Didn't you tell me to come quickly?” Owdie confused himself, he immediately sat down in front of Rain's desk.

“Gosh …."

Rain realized something. He rubbed his own face. Owdie, just relax. Like nothing happened. He doesn't care about the surrounding.

If it wasn't for brother, I would have thrown him downstairs! Rain grumbled to himself.

Memories of this brother with his brother. The second night when Rain does not return home, where he decides not to stay at Jack's house. Rather looking for where Owdie is.

That time…

Rain said goodbye to Jack at twelve. He did not stay because he wanted to find another atmosphere.

“Do you need company?” Jack escorted Rain to his front yard.

“No need. I'm alone. Sorry to bother you, Jack. Tomorrow take off.” Rain.

“Good, Sir. If there is a need, I am ready to deliver.” Jack agreed.

“Ya.” Rain nodded, he got into the car and drove his car out of Jack's yard.

Rain drove himself through a seemingly deserted highway. He then contacted Byrne to exchange ideas about his heartbreak. However, while repeatedly calling, there was also no reply from Byrne.

While continuing to drive the car at moderate speed, he called his other brother again. This time he tried calling Owdie. Soon his phone was picked up by his brother.

“Halo?” Owdie's voice sounded hoarse.

“Where are you?” ask Rain frankly.

"In your heart" replied Owdie.

"I'm serious, Owdie!" Rain held back from hearing it.

“Eh, Rain this, huh?” Owdie, who was still sleeping, seemed to be trying to recognize Rain's voice.

“Yes, it's me. I need a friend tonight. Can you accompany me?” ask Rain immediately.

Owdie woke up from his sleep with his eyes closed because he was still sleepy. “Hm. But, my rates were expensive last night. I'm afraid you can't afford it,” Owdie said again.

“Quick say!” snapped Rain off the phone.

Uh, is he angry? Owdie opened his eyes slowly. “Sabar, Rain. Do you really need warmth?”

“Owdie!!” Rain was angry.

“Alright. One million dollars a night at Palm Jumeirah.” complex Owdie.

“Send the accurate location now!” pinta Rain then turned off her phone.

The phone connection was eventually cut off. Owdie looks confused himself because Rain so quickly turns off his phone. It was like he was just dreaming.

“Is it really Rain who called me earlier?” Owdie rechecked his call.

He saw, he noticed, he looked, he looked at the screen of his phone. And it turns out Rain was the one who called her.

“Gosh!”

Owdie patted his own cheek. He clapped his cheeks repeatedly to make sure it wasn't a dream. Rain called her in the middle of the night.

“Tumben he's calling at this hour? Is there something critical?”

He then woke up and washed his face that looked tangled because he had finished sleeping. He immediately sent me a plan of the location where he was. He awaits Rain's arrival at his rented house.

…

“Hai, Rain. You're thinking about me, aren't you?” Owdie waved his hand at Rain.

A second Rain awakens. “Hah, you're this.” Rain held his own head.

“Is there anything important you want to talk about until you rush to tell me to come?” ask Owdie who's getting serious.

“Hm, yes. I think it's important. I need your advice,” Rain said again.

“Aha, may this be related to love?” Owdie guessing.

“Where can you know?” Rain confirmed his sitting position.

“Yes, I know how you are. When it comes to work, your face can't be this ugly. It must have something to do with love to the point of making your face like a sick chicken,” Owdie said.

“Owdieee!!!”

Rain was angry with his brother. He felt annoyed that Owdie dared to ridicule him. Owdie, on the other hand, escaped quickly from Rain.

“I go to the canteen first. I hungry. I'll be back here again.” Owdie passed away from Rain's room while waving his hand.

“He really wants kubom!”

Rain could not do anything when he saw his brother's behavior. He could only normalize his mood and then resume work that had been delayed. Rain awaits Owdie's return to his room.