ALOVA Special Prisoner
Chapter 38 Pleading

Mauren got out of the car as he stopped in front of a very large house with a four-meter-high fence. He rang the bell and the fence opened a little. He saw a man in a black uniform.

The guard is tight. His inner self when seen by several men in the same uniform.

"Who's looking?" ask the man.

Mauren hesitated to enter. He was afraid he would never get out of this house again. But, when he recalled Mauza, he again solidified the steps.

"I'd like to see Mr. Hendrico, Mrs or Mr. Aland!" he said a little nervous.

The man looked at her from top to bottom. Watching himself. Perhaps the man had placed his suspicions on her or because he had never seen her until the man in front of her was more cautious.

"Have you made an appointment before?" ask the man again.

Mauren fell silent and shook her head. "Be-lum, sir."

"Sorry, you can't go in!" The man was about to close the door and Mauren took a step forward trying to hold him back.

"Sir, wait sir! I want to meet my sister, Mauza!" said quick. Mauren can't go home in vain.

The man silently nodded. He knew that Mauza was the new servant in this house. "Can't!" firmly answer.

"Mistress and Master are not home!" he continued to coincide with another man who opened the width of the sturdy gate.

Aland's car came out from the inside of the house. Mauren could see his face from the half-open window.

Mauren who saw that definitely did not waste the opportunity. Mauren chases after Aland's car and knocks on the windshield of the closed car.

"Mr Aland!"

"Master!"

"Please stop for a moment, sir!" Mauren shouted and the man in uniform chased after her and tried to hold her back.

"Don't make a fuss here!" sniffed the man in uniform.

"Just a second, sir!" Mauren did not give up. He was chasing a car that was a little bit away.

From the middle spy, Aland sees a girl he knows is being held by the security of his home. "Isn't that Mariska's son? What's he gonna do?"

Aland from the beginning did see the presence of Mauren who knocked on the glass of his car and chased after him while running. But, Aland did not suspect that the girl was Mariska's daughter.

Aland pulled back his car and got out. With great authority he approached Mauren who had been crying because it was constantly blocked.

"What's wrong?" he asked with both hands he put in his pants pocket.

Mauren who heard Aland's voice immediately looked at him.

"Take him off!" aland's orders.

Mauren bends his knees and rests at Aland's feet. "Sir, I beg you!" Mauren sobbing.

"Let me meet my sister, Mauza!" Mauren put together two palms pleading with Aland.

"I want to see how things are."

Aland thought to himself. "Come with me!" Aland went back in and left his car parked outside.

Aland searched where Mauza was. "Where's the girl?" mumbling slowly. "When he had just finished polishing my shoes."

Aland glanced at Mauren who was waiting in the living room. He could see from the look in his eyes, the girl was terrified.

"Hey! Come here!" Call Aland to Mauza who's cleaning the dishes at the dinner table.

Mauza, who felt herself being called, walked over. "W-What's the matter, sir?" tanyanya doubt.

"Someone wants to see you."

Mauza saw who had come and immediately her tears were shed without asking. He also saw Mauren crying.

"Yaw!" spoiled whine.

"Rushaaa!" The two hugged each other and shed their cries.

Mauren was relieved, seeing her sister in good health. He broke his arms and saw Mauza's slightly thinner body, but he did not see any scars from torture.

"You're okay, right?" ask Mauren.

Mauza. "I'm sorry that brother hasn't brought you home yet."

Mauza nodded weakly.

Mauren was silent for a moment and when he saw Aland sitting on the sofa, Mauren approached him and sat on the floor facing towards Aland.

"Master, can you let go of my sister?" pinta Mauren with a clear face and tone of voice. "I promise to pay off all the money our mama used."

Mauza immediately pulled her sister. "What the fuck is this brother? Don't do this, brother!."

Mauren threw Mauza's hand. "It's okay, Mauren! Brother will do whatever you want to get out of here."

Mauza fell on the floor while Aland remained silent. But the girl stood up and pulled her sister back. He did not want to see his brother rest in front of Aland, begging for his release.

"Sister! Please don't be like this!" Mauza sat down and hugged Mauren. "Don't do this, brother!"

The two hug each other. "Mauza, you're the only one you have right now!"

Mauza kissed Aland's shoes. "I beg you, sir!"

"Or. or what if I replaced him. Free him, sir!"

Mauren did not make Aland react even though the girl had kowtowed at his feet.

"Sister..." Mauza could only cry.

"Don't brother! Big brother can still work in a more decent place!" Mauza pulled Mauren's body and stared into those puffy eyes.

"Work hard, brother! Help me pay off all the money you're wearing. Even if it takes another ten or twenty years, sis!" Mauza wiped out Mauren's tears.

"If I were working out there, it would be hard for me to get a job, brother! I don't have enough education, sister!"

Mauren hugged Mauza. "I'm not afraid something's happened to you. I'm afraid someone might hurt you, Za!"

"Calm down, brother! I can take care of myself and I'll be fine." Mauza tried to calm her brother down.

Although I don't know until when I'll be okay brother! This place is so pathetic, brother! Even worse than the jungle! While I'm just a little rabbit who could have been attacked by a monster at any time. Inner Mauza.

Aland who saw that smiled a little. He saw how Mauza seemed to feel strong even though his eyes were always emitting such great fear.

*Why does this girl not want her position to be exchanged by her brother? Why would he prefer to be confined to this house than to be released?

Was she that dear to her brother that he was willing to endanger himself? Or is it just as he said? If his brother who works outside will get a bigger salary and faster they pay the money?

Ten years I'm not sure I'll pay off*! Inner Aland.

Mauren came home with mixed feelings. He had to be willing to stay in the house for a while longer. The hope is only one, hopefully Brata can bring Mauza back.

Mauren felt the heartache that Mauza felt. His sister was even reluctant to ask about their mother's news and the development of the case. So hurt Mauza's heart to his mother.