Billionaire's Secret Son-in-law
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...It is not about who has the greatest love but who is always there and accepts all his bad behavior....

...~Abraham Barraq...

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Aufa stared around. She gulped her saliva forcibly as both of her legs just stepped into the satay shop that her husband entered. His behavior in the past, his heddon attitude and his family who always obeyed his wishes made Aufa never in this situation.

"Come" said Abraham, who knew the meaning of his wife's gaze.

Aufa. She received the hand of her husband and sat down in front of Abraham at a long table.

"Want to move?" Abraham asked in a quiet and understanding voice.

Aufa. He could not believe that Abraham could read his gaze. However, somehow the face of her husband who was staring fixedly at her made something in her melt.

Head shakes. He returned Abraham's hand and rubbed it slowly.

"Necessary. Here is enough," replied Aufa by starting to strengthen the heart.

Abraham remained silent. He does not retaliate and does not deny. However, his hand did not let go of that grasp. He was really trying to make his wife feel comfortable. Until finally a mother came by carrying a small child approaching the two.

"May sit here" said the mother.

Abraham nodded. "Please, Mom."

"Thank you." The mothers slowly sat down.

He looked at Aufa and Abraham in turn.

"New bride huh, Ma'am, Mas?" Ask what made Aufa and Abraham look at each other.

"It's been almost a month. That's still the newlyweds, huh, Mom?" Ask Aufa back with her innocent face.

"Yes, it's new."

"Oh!" Aufa beroh.

"Where do you know we're newlyweds?" Ask Abraham politely.

"Yes from his movements, Mas. I used to be the same as my husband, too," he said, glancing at the hand that could not be separated.

Aufa. He pulled his hand and scratched his non-itchy head. Abraham only cleared for a moment and pulled his hand.

"Not to be ashamed, Ma'am. Enjoy the new bride's time. Later if you already have children, surely miss the times of kayak gini," said the mother who made the couple again look at each other.

The two did not answer again because the satay seller began to give satay orders ordered by Abraham. Yes, the man was deliberately wrapped because from the beginning he was sure that his wife would not be comfortable eating in a public place like this.

"We go first, ma'am" said Abraham politely.

"Yes. Careful, Mommy, Ma'am."

Eventually the two men started to return home. For some reason along the way both Aufa and Abraham were silent. Even at home, Aufa seemed to still ring the words of the mother earlier.

He felt that something was making him strange in those words.

"Not to think about that word. The words were wrong" said Abraham to break the daydream of Aufa.

The man came from the kitchen. He brought a plate and spoon towards Aufa who was sitting in the living room.

"Do you know what I'm thinking?" Ask Aufa quietly.

Abraham nodded. He sat on the floor covered in carpet and began to unwrap the satay.

"You think if we had kids, our relationship would change, right?"

Aufa nodded. He was honest about what he was thinking because in his mind it was true. That word has continued since.

"Eat first after that. We're gonna talk about this."

Aufa pouting. She's been waiting for him but this husband really sucks.

"News first," said Aufa whining.

"Eat!" Abraham said one word and was able to make Aufa silent.

After that, the two quickly cleaned up, changed their clothes, brushed their teeth and began to sit face to face on the bed.

"Come now story! I'm kind of upset, right! Get changed, eat and everything" said Aufa, shaking Abraham's hand.

The man fell silent. He stared at Aufa's eyeballs which were also staring at him.

"Mom's words were not wrong. Maybe it was his thinking but that principle was not in my life, Aufa," Abraham began.

"Marriage is the longest relationship. Nothing's gonna change. Have a child or not. We'll stay both. Living it all together."

"Marriage is not about waiting for children but about me and you. Because what?"

Aufa. Women who never think long ahead certainly do not get an answer. She never thought as far away as her husband.

"Because now, later and old. I live with you" Abraham said seriously. "For children? When he grows up, it's not about us and them. He will have a life of his own with his family. As for me, just have you to death."

Aufa's heart was beating faster. Abraham's words were like a blow to him. His heart that had flowered was growing more and more.

The love that grew was growing bigger and made his heart beat fast.

"But… "

"Nothing has changed. We'll stay the same, Aufa. We will continue like this" said Abraham, pulling Aufa's hand and holding it.

"You understand, right?"

"Very understand" replied Aufa seriously.

Abraham smiled. However, for some reason the man's smile seemed to contain a certain intent.

"Why did you see me all that?" Sufa took it seriously.

Abraham slowly drew his body closer. It made Aufa swallow her saliva forcibly. When she tried to prevent her husband.

Abraham's hands and movements were faster and made the woman lie down under her husband.

"What do you want?" Said Aufa stammering.

The woman looked to her left. He was both scared and nervous. Nervous as Abraham's face drew closer and slowly sniffed around his neck.

"Aufa" whispered Abraham slowly.

Aufa's heart didn't stop beating. She was actually able to feel her husband's nose sticking to his neck.

"Hmm?"

"Can I?" Abraham slowly pulled his face.

She brought her face closer to Aufa's. The sharp noses of the two are touching each other with eyes staring at each other fixedly.

"Can what?" Tanya Aufa did not understand.

"Can you do? Asking for my rights as a husband?" Abraham said honestly.

Aufa began to wake up. Yes he is aware and remembers the relationship of the two. To this day, they have not done that. Doing things and duties as a husband and wife.

"If you mind. I'm not gonna force you, Aufa. I will wait until you are ready" said Abraham understandingly.

When the man was about to lift his body. Aufa immediately put his hands together in Abraham's body until their bodies were close together again.

"Do what you want. Isn't that your right and mine" said Aufa, trying to be bold.

Want to start when?

When will it start again?

The relationship between the two is also valid and recognized by religion and state.

"Are you serious?"

"certain. I also want to know if your words are true or not. Will our relationship remain the same even if there are children between us."

~Connected