Caught in the Love of the Past
Chapter 29

Now Dimas and Susi are already in the local religious affairs office, because of the despicable deeds they have done, they are forced to marry by the citizens.

The decision of the citizens, they did without the permission of Fitri as the first wife, so that the marriage was carried out in series.

There were not many people present at the wedding ceremony, only a few residents who wanted to be witnesses, as well as both parents Dimas.

Susi was not accompanied by her parents because her parents were reluctant to accept their daughter who had sinned.

After marriage, Dimas lived with Susi. He works to help Susi sell at her coffee shop.

Since the contempt committed by Dimas was known by the community, Dimas was fired by the educational institution where he taught.

The school does not want to have an educator who is not moral because the teacher is an example for students.

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One week after Fitri left the village, Dimas began to worry about the departure of his wife because his mother always urged him to look for the wife.

"Dimas, how can you just calm down when your wife and son are gone?" tanya Bi Fatimah was furious with her son.

Fatimah was worried that Fitri would return to her parents' home. He was confused to explain what to his best friend later about the problems lived by Fitri during their time in his village.

His friend must have been furious with him, and was disappointed that his son had already tormented his daughter.

"I've been looking for him, Mom, but Fitri's base alone is ja*ang, go without the husband's permission continue not to go home again," muttered Dimas growled.

He was completely unconscious, that his wife was leaving because of him.

"Don't you spill your faults on him, I don't want to know, you should be able to bring Fitri back here" Fatimah said, threatening her son.

Fatimah revealed her heartbreak, she was worried about the state of her daughter-in-law and granddaughter.

Dimas could only keep quiet hearing the threat from his mother.

He was pensively pensive at the dining table, thinking of a way to find Fitri.

He recalled looking for Fitri to his parents' second home in town.

"Don't Fitri now be in the house of his parents, Iya right Fitri must be in the house of both parents, where else he would go if not return to his family," mummified Dimas in the heart.

"I have to find Fitri to his village, I have to force him to return to this village" Dimas said.

By the time he had clearly betrayed his wife, he still wished for her to follow what she wanted.

Dimas also came out of the house of his parents, he stepped into the shop Susi which is now a place to live for him.

"You're from anywhere, Dim. Look, there are many visitors to help, cake," said Susi annoyed to see her husband who is always wandering unclear.

"From my mother's house" replied Dimas.

"Here I help you" said Dimas.

He replaced Susi making coffee for visitors. Warung Susi was rame at 11:00 until 02:00 because usually the workers who slimming the results of the garden residents rested.

Dimas was getting used to serving the visitors. He who is not working now can not stand idly by because Susi has become his responsibility.

Sometimes he works with his friends who take him to work in the garden.

After the shop visitors began to quiet, Dimas sat in a long chair located in the corner of the stall.

He wanted to take Fitri back to live with him for his injuries.

"What's wrong with you, Dim?" susi asked astonished to see Dimas daydreaming.

"Mhm, there's nothing, '" Dimas replied lying.

Susi looked at Dimas carefully, knowing that her husband was lying to her.

"What are you thinking about again?" Susi forces Dimas to be honest with her.

"Nothing," Dimas replied still lying.

"Have said what you're saying, I know you're lying to me right now" Susi said, forcing Dimas to be honest with her.

"liying? What lie, anyway?" Dimas was reluctant to tell what he was thinking.

"What are you thinking, anyway?" Susi kept urging Dimas to answer her question.

"Mhm, my mother told me to look for Fitri, because she hasn't been back in the village for a week." Dimas finally answered Susi's question.

"Do you think of your wife who has clearly left you? You should have thought I was your wife who was in front of you, this was thinking of another woman." Susi sprain on her husband.

"It's not so, darling.I thought Fitri because told mother, my mother was afraid of misunderstanding between her and her friends.is mother Fitri is a friend of my mother," dimas explained what Susi had not known.

"Udah deh, Dim. mengingan you divorced the woman, besides you already have a replacement, really," Susi said upset.

She doesn't want Dimas to bond anymore with a woman whom Susi hates so much. The former widow wanted to get rid of Fitri in Dimas' life.

"It can't be, dong. I have a daughter who is now with Fitri" Dimas said, not divorcing his legal wife.

"Then, what do you think I am now?" susi was upset.

"Yes, you're my wife, too, just that I want to know where she is right now. I want to see him suffer even more, said Dimas.

Susi's smile expands as her husband wants to see Fitri suffer more from what she has seen so far.

Susi agrees, the husband brings back his wife on grounds to hurt her. From the first it was what he wanted because he did not feel defeated by Fitri.

"So you want to take your wife back to this village?" ask Susi full of search.

"The plan is so, I'll lock him up here, I won't let him live happily out there" Dimas said with a sly smile.

"Where do you think he is now?" ask Susi curiously.

"Maybe he's currently at his parents' house, so I'm thinking of a way to go to his village of Fitri." Dimas reveals what he thinks.

"I have some money, you might use it for the fare to the woman's village." In order to see Fitri's destruction, Susi is willing to give her money so that she can see Fitri's suffering.

"Yes, tomorrow I will go to the village of Fitri, hopefully he is there" said Dimas.

"Darling, incandescent, dong." Susi whines at Dimas.

He gave his back to Susi.

Dimas was happy to stomp on the shoulder of his sir's wife. Mumpung visitors stalls are deserted.

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