Chapter 16. Long Distance Relationship

Sagara put his jacket on the chair. He then went to the kitchen, made coffee, and drank it there. He wondered how to tell this to Ratu. If he asked his in-laws for help, it would be easier. But on the other hand, she would think Sagara was a coward.

It was late afternoon, but the house was still quiet. The servants and security guards were resting. Danaswara and his wife were out for an evening walk. Sagara was very jealous of that. His in-laws were already in their thirties but were still as intimate as young people. Especially when they were eating; while Sagara and Ratu were eating alone, Danaswara was eating with Ira. Sagara needed clarification. Was it he or Danaswara who was the newlywed?

Araf's words were still ringing in Sagara's mind. The blue-eyed man was still wondering. Does he have to do that? But no matter what, the facts said by Araf didn't change. If it had to be, then...

"I have no other choice," said Sagara.

"Where is Sagara?" asked Ratu in an excl