Se connecterThe reflection in the mirror now revealed Morgan's full face. There were no longer any scars that had once changed his life.
He stared at his reflection with eyes filled with revenge and determination. Finally, all those wounds were just memories. Now, it was time for him to return. "I'm going back to Indonesia," he murmured softly but sharply, as if each word were a bullet ready to fly. Anita... that woman. Still an unsolved mystery. Even though they were only a contractual husband and wife, Morgan's feelings for Anita were undeniable. He left to heal his physical wounds and his pride, but now... he had returned not only for her, but also to reclaim what was rightfully his. Suddenly, a knock on the door shattered the silence of the luxurious room in the corner of the Swiss hospital. "Excuse me, sir," said a man in a black suit and a wary gaze. Morgan turned quickly. "What's wrong?" "Latest news from Indonesia. Prayoga is getting engaged... to the Hartanto family." Morgan froze for a moment. "The Hartanto family?" he repeated slowly, as if to confirm what he had just heard. "That's right, Mr. Prawira," replied the subordinate with a small nod. "The woman Prayoga is going to marry... is Miss Anita." Bang! Morgan slammed his fist on the table in front of him, causing the crystal glass on it to vibrate violently and nearly fall. "It's impossible..." Morgan hissed, his eyes blazing like embers. "Anita can't possibly be marrying Prayoga!" Morgan paused for a moment. He had indeed considered whether he should return to Indonesia. Moreover, Anwar had already been there to assess the situation. But why would his wife marry Prayoga? No. He wouldn't let this happen. He had to go home now. Before he actually returned to his homeland, Morgan felt something was wrong. His intuition was rarely wrong. Although his face no longer bore the scars of the past, his heart remained full of secrets and unresolved grudges. He picked up his cell phone and dialed a number long stored in his memory. The line connected quickly. “Hello, Anwar.” His voice was cold but calm. On the other end of the line, a familiar, elderly voice greeted him. “How are you, Young Master? Are you feeling better now?” Anwar asked respectfully. Morgan took a deep breath and stared out the window at the mist-shrouded Swiss mountains. “Much better. The wound on my face is healed,” he said evenly. “How are things there? Is everything safe?” Anwar paused for a moment, then replied, “The situation is quite stable now. But… I think Young Master should know. Prayoga… he’s getting engaged.” Morgan snorted. “That’s exactly what I wanted to discuss. That bastard… he’s getting married. But who’s his bride? Don’t tell me he dared touch Anita.” Morgan’s voice began to rise. The anger he had been suppressing began to flare again. If Prayoga were really trying to take Anita, it would be like starting a war. However, Anwar’s voice quickly answered, firm yet reassuring. “No, Young Master. He’s not marrying your wife.” Morgan paused for a moment. His body suddenly relaxed. His heart beat slower. There was relief, but also a sense of wonder. He slowly lowered the phone from his ear, staring at the screen with a furrowed brow. Then he picked it up again. “Wait, you don’t mean Anita?” he asked, more cautiously this time. “It’s true that Prayoga will marry into the Hartanto family. But not to Miss Anita, but to their youngest daughter, Miss Hana.” “Hana?” Morgan repeated, his brow furrowed. “Yes, she’s the daughter of Ayu, Mr. Hartanto’s new wife. You could say she’s Anita’s half-sister,” Anwar explained. Morgan understood now, so it was like that. No wonder Anita was worried about her family’s inheritance; she had a sibling and a stepmother. “So that’s it,” Morgan muttered. So it wasn’t his wife who was marrying Prayoga. What was he thinking? "But there's something I'm curious about," Morgan said. "What, sir?" "Anita's reason for calling off the engagement. Didn't I tell you to do that two years ago?" "About that, I apologize, sir. I haven't found the truth yet." Morgan clenched his fists. It seemed like there was something being hidden here; he had to get to the bottom of it. "Okay, find out for yourself, Anwar. Go to the Hartanto family home and meet Anita. Investigate their family, including her half-siblings and stepmother," Morgan ordered. "How are you going to do that, sir? This is very dangerous," Anwar said. "Have you forgotten? You're now my father, and you're automatically Anita's father-in-law. You can come and go from her house," Morgan said, annoyed that Anwar still didn't understand. "Ah, right." Anwar laughed awkwardly after hearing Morgan's explanation. "Okay, sir. Then I'll go to their house and investigate. I'll definitely find something there." "Including Prayoga's future wife. You go find her." "Okay, sir." Morgan immediately hung up. "Wait a moment, Anita. I'll be sure to see you," Morgan murmured with a knowing smile. TO BE CONTINUEDHana took Prayoga's hand and led him with her. They both reached the seat where Anita and her husband were sitting."Hello, Anita," Hana greeted.Anita turned to Hana, who was now holding Prayoga's hand affectionately. It seemed she was deliberately showing off to her.Anita extended her hand and congratulated Hana. "Congratulations on your engagement, Hana, and Prayoga."Hana returned the gesture with a glance. "Yes, thank you very much.""Who is she?" Prayoga asked Hana, as this was the first time he had seen her.Anita, hearing this, immediately smiled sarcastically. It seemed Hana had deliberately kept her from telling her."You don't know who I am? Oh, that's natural, it's the first time we've met. Let me introduce myself. My name is Anita Anindya Hartanto."Hearing the surname made Prayoga turn to Hana. "You have a sibling, Hana? Didn't you say you were the Hartanto family's only child?"Prayoga was a little annoyed because he felt he'd been lied to by Hana. Moreover, it turned
Dressing Room – Minutes Before the EventHana stared at her reflection in the large, brightly lit mirror. The luxurious ivory gown draped around her body, giving off a soft glow, complemented by the elegant makeup that accentuated her beauty tonight. However, beneath the satisfied look in her eyes, there lurked a glimmer of ambition."It's done, Sis," the MUA said with a proud smile after applying the final touches to Hana's cheeks."Good," Hana replied curtly. She reached for a small velvet box and opened it, revealing a sparkling gemstone necklace, as if eager to capture the attention of anyone who saw it. She put it around her neck and looked back into the mirror."Tonight... everything will change," she murmured softly.The door suddenly swung open. Prayoga entered with an impatient expression, his face slightly irritated."You're taking too long," he protested.Hana simply turned her head slowly, then stood gracefully. "I was just fixing my makeup. Who told you—" she stopped and
Morgan's black car slowly pulled into the parking lot where the event was taking place. Behind the wheel, his expression remained calm, seemingly unaffected by the formal atmosphere within the grand building.After parking the car, Morgan got out first. With a polite and dignified demeanor, he opened the passenger door. Anita stepped out gracefully, her elegant dress swaying with her steps."Thank you, Morgan," Anita said curtly.Morgan simply nodded slightly. "You're welcome."But before they could walk any further, Anita tugged on his jacket sleeve, stopping him momentarily. "Morgan," her voice was low but firm. "Inside, I want us to look like a real married couple. Don't give them any reason to suspect anything."Morgan glanced at her briefly, before his lips curved into a faint smile. Wordlessly, he wrapped his arm around Anita's waist, pulling her close until she was almost touching."What are you—" Anita choked, her eyes widening as the distance between them evaporated so quickl
"How's my wife?"The deep voice greeted her softly, making Anita stop in her tracks. She turned, and her eyes immediately caught the figure of a sturdy man wearing an elegant black suit. His steps were steady, his leather shoes echoing softly on the marble floor. But what made Anita frown wasn't his model-like appearance, but rather... the plain black mask that still covered half of his face.Her heart clenched for a moment."Why is your face still covered? Isn't... your surgery over?" she asked softly, trying to hold back her disappointment.Morgan—the masked man—was silent for a moment. His wedding ring-wearing fingers clenched slightly. "The surgery is indeed over," he replied.Anita took a deep breath. She stepped closer, the sound of her heels echoing softly in the room."Then why is it covered?" she asked again, this time in a slightly sharper tone. "I want to see your face. At least... I deserve to know who my husband is, don't I?"Understandably, Anita had never seen her husba
Anita stood in front of the full-length mirror in her bedroom. Her elegant evening blue dress fell gracefully along her curves, and her makeup accentuated a beauty she never flaunted casually. Tonight, she wasn't just a guest. She was a symbol of resistance.After ensuring everything was perfect, Anita picked up a small bag that matched her dress. She stepped out of her house and headed for her parked car. She started the engine, and at a moderate speed, she sped off into the darkness.A few minutes later, the car stopped in front of a modest house located some distance from the city center. It was a stark contrast to her luxurious lifestyle. Yet, here, her husband had lived—in a place filled with tranquility and secrecy.Anita got out of the car and looked around. The porch light was dim, but it was enough to make out the figure of a middle-aged man standing in the doorway. His face was friendly, but his eyes held a sharpness that couldn't be ignored."Good evening, son-in-law," the
"What did you find?" Anita asked over the phone."About Prawira, it turns out he's dead."ThrilledAnita was shocked to learn that Prawira, the man she was once engaged to, was dead. How could this be? No media outlets even reported his death. Could this be the reason why the Sanjaya family never exposed their heir?"Dead?" Anita asked again.Anita felt curious after hearing this sad news. Was he murdered? It was certainly a dispute over the inheritance. His fate wasn't much different from hers."Yes, the investigation says he was in an accident two years ago.""An accident?""That's all the information I have. I don't know the rest. Perhaps since Prawira was declared dead, the entire inheritance went to Prayoga, Hana's fiancé. Considering they were part of the same family," Icha explained.Anita, hearing this, smiled meaningfully. "I'm becoming increasingly suspicious that Prawira might have been murdered by Prayoga.""You're right, Anita. I suspect that too." Icha thought for a mome







