He, the Unacknowledged
86 Feel Rejected
The Vara and Ken families are having dinner together at one of the restaurants.
"At least the company's problems can still be controlled. We still have to figure out who's behind the video's spread."
"Yes, since things have stabilized, you should immediately prepare for your marriage."
This dinner is for the two to talk about. They no longer want Ken and Vara's marriage to be postponed. At first, the family had thought of marrying Ken and Khea, but what about the feeling of Vara, who for six years had been loyal to Ken's side?
They are of course worried. Marrying Ken and Khea would definitely hurt Vara, and they would not do the same wrong, hurting the two women who had a sister-in-law relationship. Let time answer everything. Whether Ken will mate with Khea, or stay with Vara.
But now or later, someone will get hurt too, right?
I don't know, they're really in a dilemma. Delaying Ken and Vara's wedding is also not the right solution. There will be slanted talk, especially for the girl. Vara's age must have increased as well. She is already entering the age of marriage, maybe even should have had children.
"Remember, you guys don't get into any scandals, don't look for trouble and just focus on the wedding plan."
Vara was happy in her heart, even though in her heart it was also anxious. Fear that there will be another delay as before.
What else is in Ken's heart. Men are more likely to be agitated, not happy. She feels ... might rather feel like a one-child widower who is about to marry again, but hasn't gotten the support of his child?
Since then the girl saw Ken who seemed to be in a lot of trouble. The man did not look enthusiastic at all.
Just answer yes no, yes not only when asked. Unlike Ken who is a perfectionist when planning everything. Even in the past when planning their engagement, Ken looks very happy and wants everything to look perfect. Ask this to Vara, what Vara wants, what kind of concept their engagement is, and promise to do an even more special wedding party.
But now?
Vara felt something was bland.
Like a forced marriage only agreed by one party, that is, he himself.
Vara tried to be calm, even though she felt sad herself. Ken, who had not focused since, did not know the turmoil felt by the girl sitting next to him.
Ronald does not agree with Ken and Vara's marriage. Ken and Vara are just newly engaged, having nothing but a friendly family. Another with Khea who has Gean, as the successor of the family, although Gean child out of wedlock, anyway it is not Gean's fault.
Ronald agrees that Ken is married to Khea, the mother of his great-grandson. The old man did not say much either. Vara, who knew Ronald's rejection of him, could only shut up.
Did Vana feel something like this? Feeling rejected and not accepted. It must have been that moment that he felt even more pain than this. I was the one who was disliked by the opa felt hurt, let alone Vana who was rejected by all parties.