Wife Titipan Talak 3
Chapter 68. Deni's Memory
The Herman family home.
A room that is quite spacious and luxurious for a child the age of Deni. Sunlight began to shoot out from behind the window that had just been opened by a young mother who was still very beautiful.
Sekar, Hendra's wife who is also now Deni's stepmother. Deni was foster since 2 years ago after Maya married Siri with Hendra without the knowledge of Sekar. Sekar learns of her husband's series marriage to Maya after Deni was taken away by Maya yesterday. Hendra confessed and apologized to Sekar.
Sekar was furious at Hendra for lying to him. But when Hendra said that marriage is a condition if you want to take care of Deni. My heart also melted.
Hendra laughed in his heart, because he could already make Sekar believe that marriage yes with Maya for the sake of Sekar. Can not he deny, Maya has an attraction and can satisfy him in bed. Maya is a wild passionate woman who is tall and full of seductive style that is able to arouse her passion.
In contrast to Sekar, a gentle and graceful woman who was indeed very beautiful. But in the matter of bed, Sekar still lost far from Maya. Hendra is indeed a man who likes the wild passion of Maya and other Maya-Maya out there.
But actually for Deni, the person who is considered his biological father is Dimas, not Hendra. It was embedded since childhood and no one could remove it until now.
Sekar approached Deni who started to squirm and opened his eyes.
"Mommy's son, are you awake?"
"Mama..."
"Deni, why do you look sad? Do you want to see your mother?"
"No Ma. Deni remembered Vani, the son of Dimas' father. Has he met?" asked Deni while looking at Mama Sekar.
"Not yet, all is still waiting for your mother to come to her senses from her coma."
Sekar sat next to Deni, holding Deni's shoulder which looked sad.
Deni remembered that day, when his mother took Vani to a house in the suburbs with him.
The flashback
Maya, Deni and Vani are in a taxi speeding towards the suburbs. Vani is still in a condition that has not been realized from the anesthetic that he had inhaled. While Deni continues to look at Vani, the son of Dimas' father who must be his brother. That was what was on his mind at the time.
Deni was silent, not daring to refute the words of his mother. Deni knew very well, what kind of person his mother was. Maya's mother's bad treatment of her since childhood, still continues to imprint until now.
At the family home of papa Herman and mama Sekar, Deni then found a family that really loves him. Even in Deni's heart, it has not been able to consider them as a biological family.
After a long journey, they arrived at an old house that was not used. Maya holds Vani's body down from the taxi followed by Deni. After Maya pays the taxi fee, the taxi leaves immediately.
Maya puts Vani's body on a dirty chair inside the empty house. Maya searches for a rope and Vani's hands and feet are tied to the chair. Deni was eager to prevent his mother's actions. But the fear was huge, as if Deni was traumatized.
"Deni, I went for a while to find some food. You must be hungry, right? Remember, never untie that little girl."
Deni nodded slowly. After threatening Deni and Maya strongly believes that Deni will not dare with his threat, Maya goes looking for food in the village opposite.
Not long after, Vani wakes up and she is shocked to find herself tied to a chair and unable to move. Vani starts crying and calls out the names of her Mami and Papi.
"Mommy, Papi. Vani scared. Where are you guys?"
Deni heard Vani's cries getting louder. Deni feels sorry for Vani who however is Dimas' father's son. It also means his brother.
Deni slowly approached Vani. There is a desire to help Vani. But the mother's threat was clearly heard in her ears.
"Sister, why am I the only one tied up? Please take off this rope, brother?" vani's words made him sad.
"Yes Kaka. Vani promised."
Deni untied Vani's hands and feet with great difficulty. After succeeding, Deni asks Vani to leave immediately before his mother comes.
"Go, as far away from this place. If you meet a woman, you have to hide."
"Then brother how? Brother didn't go with me?"
"No, brother stay here."
Deni took something from inside his bag. The bag hanger he had bought during Deni's 5th birthday yesterday. A pair of bag hangers that will be a symbol of the relationship between Vani and Deni someday.
"Save this. One for you and one for me. If you feel sad and scared, look at this hanger. Let's say I'm near you" Deni told Vani, who hasn't stopped crying.
"Thank you, Kaka."
"Don't cry anymore. Your voice can be heard by my mother. Go, now!"
Vani stepped out of the empty house while holding the hanger of Deni's handbag. Every now and then Vani turns to Deni and Deni continues to encourage him to leave immediately.
After Vani disappeared behind the lush trees, Deni sat on the chair used to sit Vani while waiting for the mother to return. Half an hour later, Maya is back. Maya is shocked when Maya sees who is sitting on the chair instead of Vani but Deni her son.
"Deni, where's Vani."
"Mom, Deni..."
"You didn't listen to my mother's words. You let go of Vani? The child does not know himself."
A slap hit right in Deni's face. Deni knew his mother would be very angry and he was ready for the risks.
Maya is confused because she has already contacted Winda to come. Maya turns her brain around and gets an idea to find a little girl who looks like Vani.
Deni locked his mother in an empty room to avoid if Deni dared to release the little girl he hired to replace Vani temporarily. It is difficult to find girls who want to be hired, finally in exchange for big enough money, Maya managed to get it.
Flashback off
"Deni, what are you thinking?" ask mama Sekar.
"No, mama. Deni just pity Vani."
"Oh, don't think about it. I hope the little girl is okay."
Deni didn't think to tell all those secrets, For fear that if he said all of them, his mother would have no one to pay attention to in the hospital anymore.
I'm sorry Vani. Next time, if you're conscious, I'll talk to your mom.
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