"He will marry Dea. I heard they are engaged."
"What! Damn it! He never told me even after I spilled my heart to him? Oh, you got it coming for you!" Hendra growled in displeasure.
"Don't fret, I also just learned about it. I heard that they dated when we had our honeymoon in Bali."
"How come that honeymoon brought happiness to them, but not me?" Hendra grumbled.
"Hen, I … have bad news. My brother urged me to sign off the divorce paper. What should I do? He keeps fighting about it with my father. He got angry with my father, even though it's clear that I don't want to sign it." Aruna fiddled with her fingers nervously.
"So, what?" Hendra grimly asked.
Wearily, she retorted, "I'm tired of fighting against my brother. I also have enough of my own parents fighting each other about it."
"So, you sign it?" the blue eyes pierced her searching for clarity.
"Answer me!"
"Why don't you say something?"
"ANSWER ME!"
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