The Virgin Widow of the Solehah

Chapter 6. Contractual Marriage

All of the invited guests had gone home because the party was over a few hours ago, now lives Adinda and Reza who were deliberately asked by Mr. Suryo to stay at the hotel in completing their first night. The big family returned to the Suryo family home because after all Aisyah and Aunt Hanum would not be able to return to the village tonight as well where the clock has shown at 11.00 WIB at night.

She looks so nervous when she is alone in the bridal room that has been prepared, where it should be tonight is a night that will never be forgotten by a newlywed couple. However, the history will never be felt by the girl named Adinda because when Reza just entered, the man just took out a brown map from the hotel closet.

“We don't like each other very much and I'll never touch you even once! So the point is, you don't try to show that disgusting aura of yours in front of me! Don't ever have the intention to tease me because it will never work you do, even if you're laying off even once!” reza was feeling nothing at all.

The deg!

It turned out that what Adinda was worried about her brother last day immediately became a bitter reality, and it was proven directly on her first night. Speech that sounded slow but like a dagger that pierced into his heart.

Sick, of course. Disappointed, of course. All mixed together into one in a space of deep sadness. The night that should have been studded with happiness finally became the starting point in the suffering of a Adinda sailing the household ark without purpose.

“This is our marriage contract agreement letter, so you read it carefully because I will add the points you requested!” Reza sinlessly threw the brown map on the lap of Adinda until without feeling the two eyes of the girl just cut the river through her cheeks.

“In the contract letter I have also told Kamila to write, if your birth needs I bear every month as much as 30 million rupiah and 20 million rupiah for your tuition!” continued Reza without seeing the slightest beautiful face of the woman he had just married.

“I have also written one of the important points, if during this marriage then I promise I will never have a husband and wife relationship with you, so never dream of getting my body!” Again, the man who had the title of Adinda's husband, stuck a double-edged knife into his heart.

Adinda felt even more humiliated because the man did not consider it legal to be his wife but instead thought the marriage was just black ink that had been inscribed on white paper in the form of a marriage contract agreement.

“What Den Reza sure will not regret with this agreement letter? I'll do as you want,” said in a soft voice holding sad terribly deep.

“Very sure, we are married for a year only but if you want to get divorced sooner then it will be better,” Reza replied without sin.

“I promise I will last as your wife for a year. Respect you like a husband without having to earn the right of inner living as long as you will never commit treason against our marriage, when knowing if Den Reza is proven to play with other women!” said Adinda tried hard after wiping her tears.

“One thing you have to change from now on, call me Mas Reza because I don't want you to get used to calling me Den Reza!” her word.

“Good Den, uh Mas Reza. Later I will read it,” said Adinda still with bowed.

“Read now so that it can be revised if you have points that disagree with you!” re-command.

“Ba-well, Den,” her great-grandson was frightened because Reza spoke out loud.

Luckily, the room that Mr. Suryo rented had been deliberately chosen as soundproof room because they thought they would spend the first night.

“Call me MAS is nothing else! Are you deaf?!” snapped Reza until Adinda felt more frightened. Tonight for the first time he was yelled at by someone who should be responsible for the afterlife, but tonight also Adinda began to wade through the ocean alone without a destination hit by waves and storms that are so strong to make his ship wreck.