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31. Greeting the In-laws

“How long are you planning to stay there?” asked Sakha.

They were sitting side by side in the car that Sakha was driving towards Airin's parents' house.

“Hmmm.” Airin thought for a while as she fixed her gaze out the window, watching the houses of familiar villagers pass by. “I don’t know yet. We’ll see,” she replied.

Sakha glanced at her briefly but didn’t ask further.

When they arrived, Airin didn’t get out immediately because a few meters ahead, some neighborhood mothers were gathered buying vegetables, occasionally glancing at Sakha's black car and quickly chatting with the others. Airin sighed. This was what she disliked the most: attention.

Sakha's voice suddenly sounded beside her. “Ignore them,” he said, as if understanding the unease his wife was feeling.

“I know,” responded Airin, because she had no choice but to get out and smile at them.

After Airin was outside, Sakha remained seated in the car for a moment, lost in thought. He wasn’t used to seeing Airin feeling hesitant
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