Trapped in My Ex's Desire のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 101 - チャプター 110

“Why do you look upset?” Aruna came carrying a tray filled with coffee. She put it on the table not far from the bed.Yes, they have lived in one house and one room. But believe me, Saka did not do anything. But doing anything is also okay, Aruna is his own wife. But no, there is something that Saka has to do.“Just work.” Saka tied his own tie.It looked like he was in trouble, so Aruna took the initiative to help. She deliberately narrowed the distance closer. She could also smell the refreshing scent from Saka.“I will help you.”Aruna took Saka's tie, trying to make a neat knot. Not finished yet—she looked up. Looking closely at Saka's face. Aruna smiled—this was her dream.“Are you done?” Saka asked, bringing Aruna back from her reverie.“Wait. I’ll finish it.” Aruna nervously tied her tie. But she was terrible. She had actually forgotten how. But she kept trying, and minutes had passed. But it still didn’t finish.“Enough Aruna.” Saka held Aruna’s hand. “I’ll finish it myself.”

In the morning—Karina dressed up as usual. Light makeup on. Wearing a pink dress made her appearance so refreshing. Just think of it as Karina trying to get up. “I will cook fried rice.” Karina was still struggling with her cooking until she didn't realize someone had come in. Saka approached Karina with a smile. Slowly from behind, he wrapped his arms around Karina's stomach. “What are you cooking?” Saka whispered. He also kissed Karina’s cheek softly from the side. “It smells so good,” he praised. Karina was silent for a moment. The Saka of yesterday and the Saka of now were very different. The Saka of now was cheerful—his eyes radiated warmth. Different from yesterday. Was it that bad to make Saka angry? “Why are you daydreaming?” Saka asked softly. “What are you thinking about?” Karina shook her head. “Wait a minute. I’ll lift this fried rice first.” Saka nodded. Choosing to move aside and sit on the chair. Lifting the cup containing coffee. He drank it slowly. The refreshi

Karina sat beside Adel. In this spacious dining room—only four people were there. Mr. Bagas, Mrs. Ara, Adel and Karina herself. “Hm.” Mr Bagas nodded. "Papa is afraid that Karina will do something wrong." Mrs. Ara looked at Karina. “Just stay here for now, accompany Adel so she feels at home and doesn’t keep wandering around.” Karina just smiled. “Not hanging around, Ma. Adel went exploring the world.” He turned to look at Karina. “Eat a lot, Karina,” he said. Karina nodded. “It’s the same as hanging around. Asked to work in a company but don’t want to. You want to go here and there, changing offices. Adel, you have to focus on the company,” said Mrs. Ara. Adel sighed. “Who told you to not work for your own company first, instead you were told to try working for another company first. It’s continued until now.” Mr. Bagas pointed at Adel with his fork. “You’re good at making excuses.” Karina smiled slightly. Seeing how warm Adel's family was. Karina felt a little jealous. Mayb

Karina paused for a moment. There were also many village government people there. It seemed like they were measuring the land that was going to be used for who knows what. Karina walked slowly. Some of them looked at her—Karina just smiled as she continued walking. "Is that the nephew of Ms. Endang from the city?" asked a man. Karina paused for a moment. “Yes, sir.” There was a man who had been staring at Karina. The man approached. “Have you reported it yet?” “Report what, sir?” Karina was confused. “If there is anyone new coming from the city. You must report to me. I will check your identity later.” “ This kid iso ae kalale .” *This kid is really clever. It wasn’t just the man who laughed at the man’s behavior. But all the village officials who were there. “Come on, Bal. Someone else will take it.” *Come on, Bal. Someone else will take it. Karina frowned. She didn’t know what people were talking about. “Oh, then I’ll go to the office to report it.” “No need. I’ll just go

“I’m confused. There are so many snacks.” Karina observed the neatly lined up stands first. “Just fried foods.” “Come on.” Iqbal pulled Karina’s arm. The man’s hand grabbed Karina’s wrist. “What else do you want?” Iqbal asked again when they had bought the fried food. Karina felt uncomfortable because Iqbal was the one paying. “Drink.” Karina pointed to a stand selling iced orange juice. “Just over there.” “Okay.” Again, it was Iqbal who bought it. The man even brought the snacks that had been bought. “Thank you.” Karina turned her head to the side. "You're welcome." They now walked side by side towards the stage. “Is this your first time coming to an event like this?” Iqbal started the conversation. Karina nodded. “First time to a truly traditional event. I went to a festival before. It was like this—not wayang but a band.” “Oh, that’s how it is in the city.” They sat a little away from the stage to avoid the crowd. “What about you?” Karina asked. “Do you often go to events