Trapped in the First Kiss.

28. Blind Jealous.

Intan, who was increasingly confused and dizzy thinking about his personal problems, decided to go to see Sinta at his home. It just so happens that his best friend's house is not too far away. His arrival was welcomed by Sinta and Kevin. Intan was a little surprised to see the whereabouts of Kevin, because Sinta did not tell him.

"Mas Kevin is here? How did you not say. I'm not feeling good."

"It's okay. Kevin has just arrived. She just finished drinking a few bottles of wine with your future husband. Look at the situation, it's like crazy." Sinta even told something that Intan did not know.

"Oh, is that it?" intan said without expression.

"Mbak Intan is not disturbing. And just now Mr. Richard sent me the same message. He said at his house there were guests. Her stepmother's relatives came from out of town, to deliver their daughter who wanted to continue studying here. His name is Rara," continued Kevin who immediately made Sinta look at him sharply.

"Why do you see me like that? Is something wrong?" ask Kevin with my eyes. It seemed like the man was still under the influence of the drink.

"Why do you tell someone we don't know?" ask Sinta with an annoyed look.

"It's okay. I just told Ms. Intan about what her future husband said."

"Oh, that means he must be busy with guests in his house. I don't think he's gonna call me." Intan's expression changed instantly. And that was realized Sinta his best friend.

Slowly Sinta poked Kevin's arm, gesturing that he had conveyed something wrong to Intan. Kevin was not just silent. He immediately made a sound, trying to straighten things out. But what he said, instead made Intan even less excited.

"Mbak Intan just calm down. It's true, every woman who sees Mr. Richard must fall in love. Same with that woman named Rara. But Mr. Richard is not a man who likes to spread charm."

"Sin, you two want to sit together, right? I leave it on the terrace, yes," Intan said as he stepped towards the terrace of Sinta's house.

"Tan, Mr. Richard oast

"Chat, are you home, baby? Oma have been waiting for you since. Oma would like to see the gift that Oma bought for Intan," Madam Amara's attitude is always sweet on the granddaughter alone.

The middle-aged woman was so excited, showing her the gift she had just bought for Intan. A cheerful smile emanated from his already deeply wrinkled face. Seeing the happiness of his Oma who wants to have a grand daughter-in-law, Richard so did not have the heart to tell the problem between him and Intan. Because it would disappoint his Oma.

"Where's Oma's gift?" richard asked while embracing his Oma's shoulder.

"It's honey. Later if you go to pick up Intan, you are downstairs. Let him wear it to come here. Oma wants to show Astrid guests that Oma's daughter-in-law's granddaughter-in-law is beautiful." The middle-aged woman showed the clothes she had taken out of the box.

"Yes Oma. Then I take a shower first. After that I immediately set off to pick up Intan." Forced Richard to talk like that, even though he himself was confused to face the problem between him and Intan.

"Yes dear. You better pick him up right now. Don't wait for night. Let him not come home tonight."

Richard went from his room to the top floor in an elevator. Arriving inside the room, he immediately undressed and immediately rushed to take a bath. Within a few minutes he was out of the bathroom. He chose to wear less formal clothing. After he finished getting ready, he grabbed his phone, and called Intan.

("Why?? Are you telling me you're busy with guests in your house? Your assesan didn't want to call me since.") Intan immediately raised her voice, after answering Richard's phone call.

("I'm not home. So you don't have to be busy at my house, either) Intan still acts like a boy, which makes Richard even more dizzy.

("Yes, if so, I'll just go to bed. I was drunk again.") Instead of seducing, Richard agreed with what Intan had just said.

("Mas Richard's... You really are.??") intan shouted which made Sinta and Kevin immediately ran outside with looks of shock.

"What's wrong, Intan?? Did something happen to Mr Richard??" kevin's voice was heard by Richard from behind the phone.

"There's nothing. I was just upset with him" replied Intan and immediately disconnected the phone.

"You guys go inside! I want to be alone."

"Yes, if so we go back inside Tan," said Sinta, while pulling Kevin back into his house.

"Wait a minute, here's a message coming in from Mr. Richard. He asked where Madam Intan was. What am I supposed to say?" Kevin was immediately confused when he received a message from Richard.

"Tell me the truth. How you're confused."

"But what if he's gonna come here?" ask Kevin.

"There's no way Mr. Richard would come here. Just answer me first!" sinta and Kevin did it.

"Did I say, he's coming here."

"Yes, if so we tell the same Intan. After that we go straight to your apartment." Sinta is not out of her mind.

"Okay if that's it." Kevin was even excited, because he would be alone with Sinta without any bullies.

Without waiting for a long time, Sinta immediately hurriedly picked up the bag in her room, and immediately went out with Kevin to meet Intan. At that time, Intan was only silent on the porch of the house, sitting on a chair with his head down. But when he realized the arrival of the lovers, he lifted his face to look at them with a look of confusion.

"Where are you going?" tanya Intan find out.

"Tan, we're going to Kevin's apartment. Sir Richard wants to come see you. Please don't go. Later Mas Kevin was suspected of lying again, same Mr. Richard," said Sinta expectantly.

"Yes," replied Intan expressionlessly.

After Kevin and Sinta left him alone, Intan immediately moved from his seat, entering Sinta's house. He was a little afraid of sitting alone on the porch of the house, because the location of Sinta's house was at the end and a little distance from the other house. He decided to wait for Richard to arrive at the house. It just so happened that the living room in the house could see through to the front yard through the glass. He sat alone as he continued to stare outwards.