The Untouched Heart

Chapter 105 - The Same One

“It looks like you two need to talk. I'll go in first.” I opened the unlocked door of the villa. The puppy immediately barked to welcome us. I continued walking towards Dira's room. Without changing her clothes, I let her sleep.

The puppy circled my legs expecting me to do something for him. I sighed softly. For the first time, I touched him and lifted him up. Then put it on the bed. He immediately sniffed Dira with pleasure. Realizing that my daughter did not return her welcome, she curled up and lay down on the blanket near Dira's feet.

Hendra forbade Hadi to take this puppy to sleep in his room. What am I supposed to do now? Do I need to get her out of bed or let her accompany my daughter? But he was so sweet in his sleeping position. Maybe he just missed his master. So I decided to let her sleep with my daughter and close the door to her room.

At the same time, Hendra came out of Hadi's room. He sighed loudly. I looked at him in wonder. Where is the young lady? I looked towards the closed front door, then back towards him. He only saw me for a moment before walking into the kitchen.

He took two glasses of water and filled them with drinking water. One gave it to me, the other he gulped it down. I still look at him questioningly.

“What's up?” He filled his empty glass.

“Where was your secretary earlier?” aska I want to know.

“She's no longer my secretary.” He brought his glass and walked towards the sofa in front of the television. I followed.

“Didn't he work well? Why did you fire him?” ask again. I drank a few sips of water, then put the glass on the table.

“After hearing her sentence that she deliberately said in front of you, you still ask? Did you lose your intelligence after being scared to death on the bridge?” He smiled at me. I squinted my eyes in light of the embarrassing incident.

“He just said his feelings. Not telling me intentionally.” I'm defending that poor girl. He was just desperate to be rejected by the man he loved.

“He's already said it. He doesn't have to say it anymore. His arrival to this place after repeatedly calling my number was obviously a coincidence. Seeing it turns out that I did not come to this place alone, but with you and the children, he deliberately declared his love again.” He placed the television remote onto the table after selecting one news broadcast.

“What has he gone?” I asked while looking at the front door. Hendra just kept quiet. “What's up? Why are you quiet?”

“You seriously want to discuss about him? Because if it is, I have no response anymore,” he said in a stern tone.

“Why are you still alone, Hendra? There are so many women who want to be your wife, why don't you choose one of them?” aska I want to know. She smiles.

“How about you? Why don't you marry that guy named Dicky?” He asked back. I looked at him carefully. “She's a board member, has a big television network in Indonesia, has a well-known news website as well, she's a dream husband candidate.”

“You're jealous?” askaku. He was silent with his eyes fixed on the television. I ventured to extend my hand and touch the hair on the back of his head. He looked at me questioningly.

“What are you doing?” He looked towards my arm that was raised suspiciously. I lifted my legs up on the sofa and sat on his lap. Both of my legs were caged between his thighs. I stroked her cheek with my other hand. He still looks at me but doesn't reject me. Exactly as I thought.

I lowered my eyes to his lips, before looking back at his eyes. This time he looked at me cautiously. I smiled and didn't let her wait any longer. I kissed her lips. At first he didn't answer me. When I didn't stop trying, he gave up. He hugged me so tightly and his hand that was at the back of my head took control. I let him lead.

As I felt her manhood touch my lower half, I gave her a little push so she understood that I wanted to stop. She didn't want to comply, so I stopped kissing back.

“Now our score is the same. One one,” whispered. He growled softly. “Happy self-soothing, dear Hendra.”

“I just scared you. What you're doing is cruel.” He looks in pain. I almost felt sorry to see him. Almost. But he deserved it. He has no weakness. This was the only way to repay her actions earlier.

“You're right. This once-in-a-lifetime entertainment is not to be missed.” I laughed in satisfaction, got off her lap, and went into the room. He said something with a whimpering voice, but I didn't hear him anymore. I was too happy with my easy win.

For years since I had a child, I've never taken a nap this late. My body felt fresher when I woke up and the cold air greeted me. I opened my eyes and heard things around me. Not rain. Why does the air feel cold?

I stretched my body by raising my hands up. It's time to wake up because I have to go to the restroom. When I turned around, I saw someone standing not far from me. I screamed in surprise. After seeing who was standing while buttoning his shirt, I understood the coldness I felt earlier. He was looking at me sharply.

“What's up?” I'm laughing a little. “Ah, I have to go to the bathroom.” I rushed down from the bed, passed her to the bathroom, and closed the door. I laughed again.

“Wait just. I will reply you, Za,” threatened Hendra from behind the door. He won't be able to see it, but I stick my tongue out toward the door.

Coming out of the room, I was confused there was no smell of cooking that greeted me. The voices of the children were not heard either. Are they still sleeping? Hendra was nowhere to be seen. I heard laughter as I walked into the kitchen. I followed the direction the sound came from. From Dira's room. I opened the door and saw the three of them playing with the puppy.

“Mama! Mama is awake!” said Hadi happy. I frowned at me. “Come, Pa. We can go now.”

“Where to go?” many confused.

After several times taking us to eat in a restaurant with a luxurious atmosphere, this time Hendra took us to a simple restaurant and crowded with visitors. The menu is grilled fish. Cold air combined with warm food is heaven. Seeing the number of visitors, the atmosphere of the weekend began to feel.

“We'll be home tomorrow. I can't stand the crowds on Saturdays and Sundays. Do you mind, Hadi? Do you still want to visit a place in this city?” ask Hendra. Hadi shook his head slowly.

“I don't like crowds either, Pa. Tomorrow we just camp or swim,” said Hadi happy. Don't like the crowd? Since when did he not like the crowd?

“You're done?” Hendra looked towards our plate. “We go home now?”

Me and Hadi nodded their heads. Hendra gave me his cold gaze before standing up and lifting our daughter from her seat. I smile at the smile. He was still angry because of what I did. I have to be careful, he'll get back at me tonight.

Hendra sat Dira in his seat, then put his seatbelt on before holding Hadi and taking him to his seat. I entered along with him sitting behind the steering wheel. I just got my seatbelt on when the door behind me opened.

“Papa! Papa!” peekik Dira's. We looked back. A man wearing a mask lifted our daughter from her seat.

“Dira!” I opened the car door and got out. But the man was faster. He got into the car next to us and drove away. “Diraa!!” Oh, dearGod. What the hell's going on?