My Wife's Last Request
Go awayl..

Humaira who was sitting while enjoying a cold drink and saw her two children playing in the play area, was shocked as both claps landed on her shoulders.

"Mas, you surprised me."

"Humaira, what are you doing here?"

"What else would a wife do in a mall on a weekend?"

"Oh, so you're trying to have fun without me?" ketus Chiko with high tone.

Dinda who was picking jewelry, and Chiko who had to pick up the call made Chiko get out of the jewelry store and walk a little far away.

Who would have thought, if Chiko actually saw Humaira. Chiko came to Humaira as soon as she saw him.

"Really's? Shouldn't I be the one to say that to you, mas?" Humaira.

"Humaira, since when have you been acting like this to me?" Chiko was surprised because this time the tone of the wife changed. If Humaira would normally say meekly, now she was a little rude and snapped.

"Since you kept lying to the kids when you said that you were going to spend the weekend with us."

"Oh Humaira, Humaira. Little things like that are all you are worried about. Is not tomorrow the beginning of the month in which I will begin to run the terms that you will give. Because it's still not the beginning of the month, so it's up to me to do anything."

"Including squandering money on other women?"

Deg !!

Why did Humaira say that? did he see that I was with Dinda.

"Party loyalty does not mean they have no interest in anyone other than their partner."

"Then what?" ask Humaira.

"Humaira, are you trying to get me into a fight here?"

"I only met good women and I felt that, I was happy when I was with her."

"Never leave someone nice to the person you now think is best. In time, if you finally choose to leave. You'll probably realize that the best has been on you for a long time."

"You're jealous, because I'd rather spend the weekend with Dinda?" chiko asked with a smile.

"We've been living the door of the household for 10 years, I think you should understand why I'm acting this way."

"Humaira, they're just kids. I'm sure they'll understand if I can't spend the weekend with them."

"Promise, mom. Inadvertently, you've been teaching kids to break promises."

"They were little, don't always give excuses because I've spent three weeks with the kids. I'll spend a full 30 days with you and the kids anyway. I'm sure it'll make you and the kids happy."

"Never feel disappointed and hurt again" Chiko added casually.

"A pain so deep that it may never be forgiven is when you wish for the love of your partner. Cheating pursues abject happiness with others."

Chiko fell silent, her eyes no longer daring to look at Humaira. Chiko averted her eyes and tried to look for the whereabouts of Aisyah and Almira.

"Go."

"I don't want the kids to see his dad in this mall. Let it go, they assume that you are busy doing work. I didn't get to heart when the kids found out that you actually spent the weekend water walking with a woman who wasn't her mother" Humaira said.

"Humaira, it seems that indeed you are deeply hurt by my decision to divorce. What if you allow me to marry Dinda, letting Dina be my second wife. If it's like that then you'll still be able to spend time with me."

"The difference between the first wife and the second wife is, most first wives accompany from zero until the husband becomes successful. While the second wife mostly accompanies the husband from success to zero again. And the husband does not know himself will return to the first wife because the second wife was dumped after the state returned to zero."

"Sincerity is easier when you are in a state of struggle, when it succeeds you are most likely only used as an escape figure who wants to be good."

"Humaira's..."

"Chiko..."

Dinda is seen walking straight towards Chiko. Humaira chooses to leave in front of Chiko.

"Darling, you're here? I've been looking for you everywhere. Come on, I've bought jewelry. Aren't you going to buy a movie ticket?"

"Come, the movie is about to start. I don't want to miss a second of the movie."

Dinda pulls Chiko's hand, Chiko unwillingly follows Dinda's footsteps..

Throughout the film, only Dinda is focused on what is being aired. While Chiko, keep remembering the words of Humaira.

Sincerity is only owned by women who are willing to exist when men are in a difficult condition. When the condition of successful men is even wealthy, even more women who claim to be sincere even though sincerity is never in their hearts.

"Is it possible that Dinda didn't really love me? but if that's true, why would she ask me to marry her?" lirih Chiko while looking at Dinda who is focusing on the big screen film.

If a woman's destiny only accompanies her from the beginning until a man achieves success then is abandoned, then it is likely that a woman will see a man ruined with his new partner.

"Huh, all of Humaira's words really have bothered me and made me unable to enjoy the movie that I really like. After this, I have to go home to talk to Humaira. Why do I feel that Humaira is praying for my destruction."

Chiko asks Dinda for permission to go to the toilet, as she can't seem to wait until later tonight to find out exactly what Humaira's words mean.

Chiko immediately ran towards the play area after she exited the cinema room. Unfortunately by the time Ciko got there, Humaira and the children were no more. Chiko tries to find them but fails, Humaira and her two daughters have already left the mall and are now on their way to the ice cream cafe as Humaira promised before.

Humaira was happy when she saw her two daughters smiling with excitement along with the car that stopped right in front of the ice cream shop.

"Mother promise, will buy us any ice cream we want and won't take us home before we're satisfied with the ice cream?" asked Aisyah who seemed to remind her of the promise from Humaira.

"Yes, today is yours."

Humaira opened the door and they both went inside to then order the different types of ice cream they wanted.

"Mom, just now playing I saw dad. Did you catch up with us?"

Deg !!

My God, did Aisyah get to see Chiko. What am I supposed to say?

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