He, the Unacknowledged
The 112 Playing Victim
Ronald's lawyer meets Khea at her shop. They request that Khea mediate with Ken and allow Ken and his family to meet, and perform all their rights and obligations to the boy.
People from protection and not children were also presented here, making Khea furious.
"Listen, you came here like I was doing evil to my son. What rights did I not give my son?"
"It's good to meet, get to know, and get affection from his real father, as well as from the opa Oma and his eyes" Ronald said.
"Do you realize when you talk like that? Have you ever watched a video that was released a few months ago? They themselves never admit it! Why now ... when my son has grown into a healthy, intelligent and famous child, they are busy asking for recognition and playing victim? Why realize now? Where have they been for years? Why not look for me? Do they have to wait for their lives in the new crown they want insyaf? I should have sued you! Now get out of my place. Out!"
"Miss, listen ...."
"out! Or I will sue you. Let's meet at the green table!"
"Miss ...."
"You guys have completely exhausted my patience. Act like I'm the villain here, so let me show you how bad I am! I'll fight that guy, and you ...." Khea appointed Ronald's lawyer.
"You're going to confront my lawyer!"
"Go away, and never come back."
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Ken went back to his house. His family immediately approached Ken, between feeling relieved but also upset.
"Where have you been, Ken?"
"Sorry Mom, I'm calming down first."
"You know, you're getting married soon." Ken was silent, he went straight to his room making the others snort in annoyance. The more here, the more reserved the man was.
Ken went into his room and opened his phone for the first time. As soon as his phone lit up, hundreds of incoming messages and missed calls filled his phone.
The man read in advance the incoming messages from Nio and Marco. He widened his eyes as he read those messages.
Vara, you just screwed things up.
Ken walked out of his room.
"Ken, opa wants to talk."
"Later opa, Ken's got some important business."
"It's so much more important than your business!"
"But ...."
"Sit down!"
Inevitably Ken sat down also in front of his op.
"Opa has asked a team of opa lawyers to mediate with Khea to give our rights and obligations to Gean."
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"What?"
"Protection of children has also intervened, but it is not easy to get all that. Khea take this to the green table."
"What?" Once again Ken asked, and once again he was annoyed that successively getting news for him, this was a boomerang for him.
"Opa, why is Opa doing all this talking to me first? Khea that's not a man to be bullied, Opa. The harder we are on him, the more he's against us."
"So you blame opa?"
"Not so, but ...."
"Does this effort of yours have any results? No, kan! Opa just wants Khea and Gean to get what they should get in the first place. Opa did this not to snatch Gean from his mother, but to strengthen his status so as not to be looked down upon by the people."