The Virgin Widow of the Solehah

Chapter 104

Adinda chuckles little to hear the question from Reno, “How can I still expect love from mas Reza if that love has not had time to grow and develop,” said Adinda casually.

His face was deliberately turned out of the car glass, remembering the painful times of his impromptu ex-husband — exactly the husband who wanted a contract marriage with him. Which woman's heart will not hurt if her husband dares to bring another woman before his eyes? No wife can be at peace with her heart when a person has legally become her husband but still can not be separated from other women.

“Sorry, if I have hurt your heart. I have absolutely no intention of making you reopen old wounds but I just want to know the truth!” resolute Reno who can immediately see the wound of the gesture done Adinda by deliberately turning her eyes to look out.

Reno is very sure if the wound will not heal quickly but he also believes, if Adinda can certainly pass it easily because the woman frankly has not had time to fall in love with her husband but has been hurt by Reza's behavior.

“I opened a Cafe since I no longer work with Mr. Reza. I'm actually trying to ask for your address with Mr. Roland, his personal assistant Mr. Akram but that arrogant, cold man never told you where you worked. Though I really want to talk to you a lot of things, including wanting to invite you to work in my cafe, although maybe the salary is not as high as the monthly money that Mr. Reza has given you, even though he may not be as high as the monthly money that Mr. Reza has given you,” continue today who do not want to eliminate the opportunity to talk with Adinda and if necessary the widow is always nearby from now on.

“Monthly money?” paro Adinda who turned out to have forgotten the black on white agreement that he had signed with Reza, he was signed, even her ex-husband promised her 30 million dollars every month so that the girl could stay in college even though they were married, as long as she had to be his contract wife for the next year.

“Astaghfirullah .. I had forgotten that Mas Reza promised me to give the monthly money as his wife and also tuition fees but I never checked the account at all, even if Mas Reza understands the obligation of an ex-husband who must also keep supporting his ex-wife in the iddah period,” bright Adinda spoke by staring at the face of the man who was still focusing on driving beside her.

“Alleged Mr. Reno just right hehehe. Let alone I have a banking account, savings in my name was Mas Reza who took care of it, so I only know holding a savings book and atm only, he said,” he added telling because the girl had always felt that she did not need an ATM card because indeed every mother sent money was always received through Neighbors Next to her house.

“We ate first because I was hungry,” said Reno suddenly turned the car he was driving to one of the restaurants on the left side of the road. Adinda just silently followed what was said by Reno just now because she was only an impromptu passenger.

Reno and Adinda enter the restaurant without knowing there is a group of people wearing brown uniforms sitting at one of the five-person long tables. Reno pulled out one of the chairs and allowed Adinda to occupy it.

“Thank you, sir,” he said in a soft voice that made one of the groups wearing the brown uniform lift up his face, looking at a hijab girl sitting with an unknown man.

His lips immediately lifted up to form a smile that was so bright because he wanted to see the girl again but was hindered by an arrogant man who had been his best friend.

“Adinda!” he exclaimed in a slightly loud tone, making all restaurant visitors of course set their eyes on the figure who had stood up and stepped closer to Reno and Adinda.