The Touch of Gendis Love

Eser's vexation

Sevket immediately took the photo from Eser. His face instantly turned furious. Although he put a little hubris there, but clearly his nervousness is still obvious. Sevket immediately put the photo just like that on the table with the reverse position.

Eser continued to pay attention to the figure he had respected so much carefully. He was still waiting for the answer to the question posed earlier.

Until a moment passed, the room was still quiet. The existence of two people, in fact, did not make the room filled with conversation. Sevket did a feigned act busy with his cellphone, while Eser was silent with impatience still held back.

Long time no response from Sevket, making Eser began to careless. He pulled the wheeled padded chair just a step ahead of Sevket leisurely sitting his butt.

"Disregard the photo, let's just say it's a photo of one of Papi's sweet promise victims. There's something else we need to talk about."

Eser's words this time successfully moved Sevket's hand to put his phone on the table. The man also removed the reading glasses he had worn earlier. At an age that is more than mature, reading without the help of two plus lenses, will certainly make Sevket difficult.

"Tell me honestly, Pi. Why would Papi cover up the truth on Eser?" Increasingly impatient, the Gendis husband asked very firmly.

"What truth? Papi doesn't understand what you mean?" Sevket fused his two thick eyebrows that were beginning to whiten.

"Whose son is this, Pi? Who are the Ice parents?"

"What do you mean, Ice? You are Papi's son. Why do you ask such nonsense?" Sevket rather raised his tone.

Eser smiled cynically. "Enough, Pi. Don't pretend like Papi doesn't know what Eser means. Again, Eser asked nicely. Who is this kid? Why would Papi let Eser and Gendis think our marriage was wrong? And why does Papi insist on divorcing us? Even Papi betrothed Gendis to another man. What's the reason, Pi?"

"Because the truth is you're Papi's son. You and Gendis are brothers. It cannot be denied or denied." Sevket hurriedly stood up, stepping foot wanting to leave the room. However, Eser prevented it quickly. He gripped Sevket's arm very firmly.

"Eser wasn't Papi's real son, that's the truth. Answer honestly, Pi. Why didn't Papi speak to us the truth. Why would Papi prefer Eser and Gendis to divorce? What makes Papi the heart to sacrifice the happiness of the Gendis-children that Papi just found? Why, Pi? Why?" Eser was increasingly unable to hide his patience.

"You're Papi's son, that's the truest reality. Don't just believe people's words, and don't look for false truths to make your relationship seem unruly" Sevket said.

"Enough, Pi! Eser holds evidence of our DNA tests. And among us there is no match. Eser is not Papi's son. As powerful and as far as Papi can disavow, Eser is not Papi's son." Eser took off his grip.

Sevket retreated his steps. His hands trembled, he patted his chest which was suddenly tight and hard to breathe. Sevket limped closer to the couch, then he dropped his ass there.

Sevket was silent, not intending to assent or refute. In his mind so many flavors were raging. What was feared, finally happened. This is what made Sevket choose to stick to his opinion. It's not just because he's selfish. Circumstances and reality, forced him to bring out a bit of his cruelty.

"Thirty-five years you've grown up, Ice. Should you question something like that to Papi? Even if you're not Papi's real son, does that bother you?" Sevket stared fixedly at Eser.

"That's not the point, Pi. Which makes Eser curious, why did Papi even try to divorce Eser and Gendis? Shouldn't Papi be happy? Not as a child, Eser is still Papi's son-in-law. Whatever it's called, we're still family" said Eser.

"The problem isn't that simple, Ice." Sevket seemed to have accidentally said it.

"So Papi admitted that Eser was not Papi's son, was he?"

Sevket had no choice but to nod. Maybe it's time to be honest. I don't know what's going to happen in the future. He could not imagine that in the end everything had to be open. Now, he would put more hope on Gendis.

"Yes, you are not Papi's son. Your body does not flow Papi's blood, but the love and love of papi flow there. Before you were even born into the world. Don't ask Papi anything more. Don't doubt how great Papi is to you. If asked to choose between Gendis or you, Papi will still choose you." Sevket's answer made Eser increasingly keep asking. Sevket's thinking is beyond the common sense of a parent.

"It's not normal, Pi. Does Papi not pity Gendis? Isn't there the slightest bit of Papi's guilt on Gendis? Papi's words just now, can hurt Gendis if she hears him. The life that Eser had enjoyed all this time should have been his. It's been quite a difficult life for Gendis, Pi. Don't want Papi to make up for a little by lowering Papi's selfishness."

"Enough, Ice! Don't patronize Papi. Now because you already know. It is up to you and Gendis to continue your marriage or not. Our conversation is over here!" Firmly Sevket, then turn around and step foot to leave the room.

"Well, if this is what Papi wants. Eser will find out in his own way. Hopefully, Papi there is no bad story behind the reason why Eser could be Papi's son. If Eser finds out, no matter how much love and sacrifice Papi has given, he will never forgive Papi" Eser half-screamed.

Sevket stopped his leg which was not too far away. The man looked back, then walked back. Sevket picked up the phone and sent a message to Gendis.

Eser clenched his hands, with growing disappointment and frustration he left the Sevket residence. On the way, Eser contacts Ayumi to ask Gendis for whereabouts.

After contacting Ayumi, Eser's annoyance grew. Where ever knew Gendis was having a joke with a man. From Ayumi's observation, the two are now in one of the stores that specifically sell men's clothing. Clearly the mind of Eser who was not calm, immediately thought his wife who was not-no.

Eser drove his vehicle at a fairly high speed. He could not wait to catch Gendis with a man who knows who. Ayumi had not been able to explain, because Eser had to cut his phone unilaterally.