in the morning so that no one would see her visiting Abian's house, hoping that people wo

goodbye la

n't live here anymore?" Sa

cided not to come back to this house anymo

tte

s is the

he middle-aged woman said goodbye, closing the gate and p

rah opened the letter that D

to apologize to you," Abian's short

ppy after ruining hers. In fact, Sarah hoped that Abian's life would be d

ng her words gone. Abian had disappeared as if he had been swal

e man went to work and then came home to rest; that was the only rout

child, whom people thought was Abian's ex-wife

Rina said, blocking her stepdaughter's p

I want to go to the room," Sarah said, not

o!

s wanted to find fault with her. In the end, it would trigger an argument

one who could not maintain good manners tow

iberately want to mess with me. Do you not like me coming back t

Sarah. You think I've been

that way?" sn

ou

lap her stepdaughter on the cheek, but Sarah quickly rest

. Because Wilantara defended his wife, Sarah would stick to her stanc

respected my father's decision to marry you. But if you go too far and overs

me, Sarah? You're dreaming too much. You better think about where you'r

house? This is my mother's house, the legacy of my birth parents

o right? You want

h his theatrics. She wanted to end i

man's face; for some reason, she suddenly felt bad. In the bottom of her

an, I

out, ending the heated argument

ter when one of the laborers who worked at her father'

.. Mr.

mpatiently, wanting to hear what Mr. Tono had to say, as

Mr. Tono said, br

a hint of worry on the woman's face. Unlike Sarah, who looked anx

lantation; it seems that his

ha

on. With her heart beating fast, Sarah continued to pray

efore. However, deep down, Sarah was very afraid of losing her father; Wilantara was the only one she h

ad been taken there by some of the people working on his plantation.

her. The woman was crying, making Sarah's premonition even more uncertai