Nina became even angrier at Anton's words. How could he protect a wife who had no blood ties whatsoever. He should have obeyed the orders of his grandmother who helped take care of him since childhood."You're a disobedient grandson who doesn't know himself," Nina said."Then let this disobedient granddaughter kick you out," replied Anton, who could no longer stand Nina's behavior."You'll regret it when I'm not around," said Nina."I'll regret it if I can't bring grandma back to the right path," Anton replied.Anton took Nina to get out of Monica's house, Nina continued to babble throughout the journey led out by Anton."Grandchildren are ungrateful. I've raised you but you prefer that disobedient wife," Nina said."How ungrateful have I been, Grandma. I've complied with all of grandma's requests until I had to be willing to almost divorce my own wife," Anton replied."It's good that you divorced that woman. You can ask for a lot of property because I know you also worked hard to rai

Mr. Hasan honked his car horn to get the people in front of his car to move. It was late and they needed to rest."Sir, that person looks familiar," said Anita, who was watching the person from inside the car."He's wearing a mask, hat and clothes that can hide his body shape, so who is he," said Mr. Hasan.Widya was also busy watching the person in front of his car. At first glance, they couldn't be sure if they knew the person. But young Anita was very observant of what she saw."Looks like a grandmother," Anita said."No way," Widya muttered. "Your grandmother is still in the mental hospital," added Widya."Anton said that yesterday she came to his house to make a scene. I'm sure it was her," replied Anita, who had memorized her grandmother's behavior.Widya's heart was beating fast. If Nina had been discharged from the psychiatric hospital, she would have retaliated by now. But who was the person who guaranteed her release from th

Anita saw her brother's face full of anger, disappointment melted into one. Nenak had dominated them all this time, she always interfered in the household affairs of her children and grandchildren."You've really been influenced by that woman, you now no longer put your family first," Nina said."If I always put my family first, will my family behave the same way towards me?" asked Anton."At least when you're down, your family is there for you," Nina replied.Anton smiled wryly, then looked at his grandmother with a sour face. What family is there for him when he's down? It was only when Anton had a wife like Monica who genuinely loved him. All the family came close, sucking up to him, suddenly being nice for their own sake."Nek, are you sure you'll be there for me when I'm down?" asked Anton."Of course, who did you grow up with," Nina replied."Then where were you when I divorced Sonia and my debts piled up. Did you accompany me a

Sonia smiled sarcastically at the greedy, selfish old lady. Who would want to be the daughter-in-law of a poor family that didn't know themselves like Nina. She had helped but hurt those who helped her. "Of course you must succeed in destroying Monica and Anton's relationship," Sonia exclaimed. "Don't worry, I'll definitely get them divorced," Nina replied. "Good, then don't bring up my name if you fail in this mission," said Sonia. Sonia left Nina alone, she didn't want anyone to see her with someone who was now a fugitive. Although Nina managed to escape when she was taken to the police station, Anton and Monica must have mobilized a lot of people to find where Nina was. "Even though you are the wife of a rich man. You can't be too proud and careless, Sonia," Nina muttered with a sly smile. Nina returned to her shanty house, where she had come from. In this place no one was likely to come. Nina only had to turn a deaf ear to the snee

Anton greeted Mr. Hasan and Widya when they met at the gate. He was relieved that his parents had taken the time to visit Monica and Endaru. "I want to make sure Monica is okay. So from now on every lunchtime I'll come home," Anton replied. "Oh like that. Yes, you must remember your wife's children at home," replied Mr. Hasan. What Mr. Hasan meant was that a husband should always remember his wife. He should not visit other women when he is tired or upset. "Go see your wife immediately," said Widya. "All right, Mr. and Mrs. be careful on the road, yes," Anton replied and then greeted his parents in turn. Anton waved goodbye to Mr. Hasan and Widya, then went inside to wash his hands and feet before going to meet his baby. He was afraid of being exposed to dust or viruses that could harm the baby, so he cleaned his hands first using soap. So that all germs die. "My son Endaru is very handsome," Anton said as he carried him. Then