"Who is it from, darling?" asked Arka looking at his wife. "What should I do," Mona mentally exclaimed while clutching her cell phone. "Honey," Arka called, making Mona gasp in surprise. "Honey, this is a message from ...." Mona chose not to say it, deciding to hand the phone to Arka. "Dinda," Arka murmured as she saw the lines of letters stringing together into words. "Yes. He chatted me, what should I do, honey?" Mona asked quietly, she was really confused. "What's the use of that much money, he's already taken my property," said Arka, wondering what his ex-wife's now sister-in-law's reasoning was. "I don't know, honey. That's up to you. For example, if you want to take your brother Dinda's case to the police station, go ahead, I know what you did was wrong," Mona said with Arka's nod. "While I have your number, it can be traced," Mona continued, making Arka a

Arka immediately helped Mona change her clothes. The woman was no longer embarrassed because she was no longer able to wear clothes because of her big belly. After helping his wife, Arka immediately came out and looked annoyed at the two people still in the residence after making a mess. "You're so shameless, get the hell out of my house! Don't step foot in here again," chased Arka looking angrily at Hana. "Ar-Arka... Hana didn't mean to water Mona," Hana squeaks softly, her fingers twisting together in fear at the look in Arka's eyes. "Yeah, you didn't mean it, you just planned it. Get out of my house!" Arka snaps, pointing to the exit, Hana's face already sad and eyes glazed over. "Ka ... never mind, Mona's fine too, right," said Adzkia, making Arka snort in annoyance and then choose to step away towards the room. "And if Mona is in trouble, she wants to take responsibility, mom, never mind. Don't keep defe

The news about Susan being a mistress was widespread. The legal wife, Susan's husband came to her house to teach her a lesson. Many people talked about the woman and even stayed away for fear of their men being targeted. "That's Susan, let's hurry up with the shopping," exclaimed some who were choosing vegetables at a traveling vegetable seller. "Yes, Sister, Sister, let's hurry up! My wife might go berserk if she finds out she bought vegetables from me," said the vegetable seller to which the women nodded and then immediately left making Susan stop approaching. "Gosh... if it wasn't for the fact that the groceries were gone, I wouldn't have come out until the news died down," Susan muttered under her breath as she watched the women move away at her presence. "Uncle, stop...," Susan shouted making everyone who heard immediately turn their heads towards her, the vegetable seller who wa