190 Zia and the Women's Feud

At the age of eighteen, she grew up with a family that always taught her about the principles that must be respected, as well as the upbringing of a mother who supported her spouse who was the main pillar of guarding and protecting the village. Zia is not a mentally weak woman, she is not going to act without thinking. Her association with Anindira's family also had a positive impact on her mindset.

"Let me see your wound!"

Zia approached the woman, who could see blood running down her groin.

''Wh... What do you want?'' Bela asked. She was very pale and scared.

''Bela, do you know me?... We come from the same village, do you think the same as them about me?!'' Zia shouted firmly at Bela while giving answers to those who accused her unilaterally.

This was taught by her mother, Ezra, the wise woman who paired with the head of the village.

''Ak... I don't know!... Zia... I'm scared... huhuhu...''

Bela then burst into tears expressing her emotions after she was silent in fear, but looking