He, the Unacknowledged
89 Be ashamed
This news ended up not only involving and harming Rissa and her family, but also teachers at Rissa's school and campus, as well as school friends and campus.
They feel hurt. However, the school becomes polluted as Rissa is known to have become an om-om mistress while still in junior high school.
All the information on the internet and television is completely complete, nothing less than one.
Household quarrels occur not only in one family, but many. Many wives are suing for divorce from their husbands, accompanied by an oath of serapah.
Men who were going to get married or are in a relationship with women, immediately run aground because they were cut off by their lover or prospective wife.
The owner of the apartment building, asked Rissa to move, because this apartment became contaminated, because it was considered a harbour of prostitutes.
It is also known that Rissa was the one who trapped Ken, spreading the news during Vara and Ken's engagement, trying to kill Khea and Gean, as well as spreading the news about Khea's health condition.
Not only blasphemed, even now Rissa is always cursed ok people.
Rissa was frustrated in her room.
He thought, his life will be quiet because these few days nothing happened.
Apparently not.
Behind the calm water, there was a wave ready to hit.
Behind the calm wind, there was a storm ready to hit.
I think he just wants to die. Suicide for not being able to face the world. Unable to face people. How could he get out of his current residence? To open the door, he was already terrified. The food stock in his residence had been thinned. His finances were blocked.
How did he survive?
Yeah, how'd he survive? Far from family, bear the disgrace, and it feels like just wanting to die.
That was how Khea felt.
Blasphemed by those who consider him a fraud and a cheap woman. Rissa curled up on the floor. He was weak, and afraid.
In the village, Rissa's parents try to contact the woman, but can't. Their windows are destroyed. The glass pieces are a mess inside the house. They were the same, not daring to leave the house. Santi—mama Rissa, go to the kitchen, hope there is a stock of food to replenish their energy. There is only one egg. There is not much rice because you have not been shopping. Rissa's usual monthly money, just enough for Rossa's school needs and just a little more. Her husband is sick.
Remembering the money, Santi's heart became sick. Did Rissa give the illegal money to her family? To increase the cost of the father's treatment and Rossa's tuition.
If only he had known it would be like this, he would not have let Rissa alone in the city. It is fitting that Rossa always had good things, which he said were given by his very rich and good schoolmates.
Is Rissa jealous of her master's son who always has a treasure?
Is Rissa shy about having parents who are just housekeepers and drivers?
He could see on television that Rissa had been lying, telling people that she was the son of a businessman living abroad, and there were only relatives there.
Envy destroys everything.