ALOVA Special Prisoner
Chapter 57 Unguessable

Both were equally surprised, especially when Lova saw Ken swallow his chest and only use long pants with a drawstring tied knot on the front.

Ken closed the door again and looked for his shirt.

I think Alvin's knocking on the door. If I knew this, I wouldn't have left the room. He must have felt uncomfortable when he saw me.

Ken walked out of the room and saw Lova still standing in front of him while turning her back to the door.

"What's up, Lov?" tanyakanya.

Lova turned around and she looked nervously at the man in front of her. Lova tried to neutralize her heartbeat and tried to regulate her breathing.

"Hmm, Ken...!"

"Can you call Mauren?"

"Mauren?" ask Ken. "What's wrong with her?"

"Bu-nothing. My phone's at home. So I can't reach him. I just think of him who doesn't know where he is."

"At the time of the incident this morning, he had already left the house. I don't know where, but it looks like he's gonna find a job."

Ken nodded in understanding. "See, I'll get my phone first."

Ken went into the room and came back out with his cell phone.

Ken gave the phone to Lova. "Wear it!"

Lova received the phone and her forehead frowned.

"Ken!"

"Yes..."

"His phone's locked."

Ah, Yea. Ken forgot if his phone was using a password. Ken took the phone back and unlocked it.

"Just get me Mauren's number!" lirih Lova's.

Ken nodded and handed the phone back to Lova. "Just call!" Lova nodded slowly.

Since when have we been so awkward? Inner Ken.

Lova put the phone in her ear. The second ring was answered by Mauren.

"Hallo, who is this?" Lova could hear Mauren's voice seeming doubtful.

"You where Mauren is, this is Lova!"

"Geez!" I heard a sigh of relief.

"Sister and the others where's sister? I saw the news this afternoon, about the assault on the house. I'm home and you're all gone."

"Sister and the others are fine right? I've been trying to get in touch with you guys but no one's answering my calls."

"Yes, Mauren. We're doing just fine. We're at Ken's. Where are you now?"

"I had to stay at my friend's apartment, brother."

"Well, I'm glad you're okay."

"I'm going to ask Ken to send you the address of this house, so you can come back here for a while."

"Yes brother. Thank ye. I'm also relieved that you're all okay."

The call ended and Lova handed the phone back to Ken.

"thank you. I'll go to the room first."

Lova turned around and walked away, but she remembered something. "Ken, please send this home address to Mauren!" the door turned around.

"All right!"

Lova nodded slowly. "Thank you again!"

When Lova almost turned around, "Why are you being too nice?" ask Ken. "When Mauren and Maura had a hard time being unkind to you all along."

"They supported Mariska's plan. They almost killed you and Dad. But now you're worried about him."

Lova smile. "Their crimes, it's not my job to avenge them."

"God knows better, Ken!"

"God knows when it's time."

"Again, I just sympathize with both of them. As a woman together. And also as the girl who lost her mother figure."

Lova turned around leaving Ken still sculpting. If Ken is Lova then maybe Mauren is already wandering the streets or maybe crouching with Mariska in custody.

However, that was Lova, the girl he had known for years but could not guess.

***

Mr. Hendrico's house looked gripping. Everyone who worked there knew about their employer's case, including Mauza.

No one dared to just gather and tell the case that befell Mr. Hendrico especially when Aland had come home with a tired face and looks haunted.

Tonight, Aland was sitting pensively alone in the corner of the pool. Swallowed and wearing only a boxer and a wet body, he put his feet back in the water.

He's so burdened with his Daddy case. A very heavy case according to him. He even sent Ken a message to meet at one of the restaurants tomorrow.

He's confused. Must threaten or plead for relief from Ken.

Aland never begged anyone. But even if I threatened him, that man wouldn't spare Daddy.

Aland was surprised to see a small, white hand stretched out in front of him by holding a small plate with a cup of coffee on top.

Aland saw Mauza smiling little. The girl crouched down beside him.

"Drink, Master!"

Aland received it and drank the coffee little by little because it was still quite hot.

"Coffee can calm you a little."

Aland laughed a little. "But it's gonna make it harder to sleep."

Aland looked at the beautiful looking Mauza with the unraveling hair and sleeping pajamas that the girl was wearing.

"You're mocking me?" Aland smiled in anguish. Even today, the housekeeper alone dared to ridicule him.

Mauza. He realized he had spoken wrongly when that was not the point.

"Bu-not that, sir."

"It's okay. It's only natural that you laugh at me."

"No Sir. It's not like that."

"Go! Before I get mad at you!" Banish Aland to Mauza. "I know you just want to see how I look right now!" Aland refused to look at Mauza.

"Master,"

"Go!" Dispel Aland again in a cold tone.

Mauza just shut up. He knew what Aland was feeling right now. He was in a position like Aland.

"Go!" Aland snapped and his hand pointed towards Mauza's room.

Mauza slowly stood up. "Your!" Mauza dropped a book she had put on her lap earlier.

The little book she got from the head of the housekeeper. Books that are usually used to record weekly needs that must be purchased when shopping to the market.

Aland saw something falling nearby. A notebook that fell and opened. Aland saw the design of a piece of jewelry. Looks like a pair of earrings. Maski was not very clear because the lines of the notebook were quite disturbing. The design is pretty good according to him.

Mauza quickly picked up the book and took it away from Aland before the man asked a lot or perhaps would come back to snap at him.

Aland looked straight ahead again when he realized Mauza had walked away. The girl appears to have entered her room.

One, two, three seconds.

"Ohhhhh!" Mauza's screams were heard from the direction of his room.

Aland gasped and stood up. From his current place did indeed appear to be the girl's room.

"Tolooo... emmpp!" Mauza's voice was like asking for help and instantly disappeared.

Aland immediately ran when he realized something was wrong. A cup of coffee in his hand had even been thrown out of nowhere.

Aland arrived at Mauza's room but he did not hear any more sounds. Aland tried to peek out of the window.

"I go first!"

"I am first! Giving him drugs was my idea! Step aside and wait for your turn."

"Hurry now! Before he realized!"

Aland looked at the backs of two men and Mauza's legs dangling over the bed while his body was nowhere to be seen as the two men blocked his view.

"Suck!" muttered Aland. He was depraved, but never forced a girl like this. He will only enjoy the girl who is willing to spend the night with him even by paying. Not rape like this.

"Braaaka!" Once kicked in, the door was opened. That door is not locked. The two men who had already unzipped their pants suddenly paled.

"Grand-mom!"

"Grand-mom!"

The two men in charge of guarding the house looked surprised by Aland's arrival.

Aland went inside and the two lowered their heads while returning to fix the zipper of their pants.

"Well remember the rules of the game?" aland asked the two men who were still looking down.

Both nod. "Ma-still sir."

"Say name!"

"Can't do coercion to no avail"

"Braak!" one man bounced and hit the closet behind them because Aland kicked him.

"If you remember, why did you do this to this girl?"

The man who fell down while holding the stomach could only remain silent.

"Braa!" One more man got the same thing.

Aland pointed at his index finger. "Remember! Only do it to those who want to!" Jerky Aland.

In fact, the events that Mauza had seen all along were not what he had thought. Workers in this house often vent their naf*su on domestic assistants. But on the basis of being equally willing. Not because of coercion.

Those who are on average already aged dewa both have biological needs that must be channeled. And in this house there is no prohibition for that. But on condition not of coercion.

But sometimes, they don't know where to do it. Sometimes behind trees, sometimes behind the laundry room. It may be common among household ascitents but not for Mauza.

He was a little surprised and unusual by what he saw several times.

"Now go! And don't bother this girl!"

The two men ran off. Aland approached Mauza and corrected his sleeping position.

The girl was still intact and untouched. Aland was relieved because it seemed like he had arrived on time.

Aland walked out after covering the girl's body with a blanket. Aland accidentally stepped on the book he saw earlier.

Aland opened it and he could see dozens of jewelry designs. He smiled a little.

He's got talent, like Mommy.

Aland closed the book and put it on the table. When he saw the pen there, he tore off a piece of paper from the book and wrote something on it.

Next time be careful. Always lock your door. Because something like this might happen again.

I'll lock you in from the outside, and I'll put the key in from under the door.

Aland put the paper on the table. He immediately went out and locked the door. Aland squatted down and placed his key in the crack under the door and he pushed a little hard, in order to get inside a bit.

He saw several housekeepers coming out of their rooms. The commotion in Mauza's room seemed to disturb their sleep.

"Come in!" aland orders before he finally leaves to enter the main house.