"Why, Dear?" asked Alvin confused.
"Nope. Nothing!" Audia got up from the couch, leaving her husband and children behind.
"What's wrong with your mom? She's cranky again," Alvin said, inviting his two children to talk.
Not long after, Alvin followed Audia to their bedroom. He saw Audia lying on her side, her back facing out. Until that back that Alvin saw.
Laying his two children carefully, Alvin then persuaded Audia not to sulk anymore. However, his efforts have not been successful. Audia was still shaking and closed her eyes. Pretend to sleep.
From the bottom of her heart, Audia was very annoyed with her husband. Since his return from Papua, Alvin has always been busy with his own business, which often makes Audia feel neglected.
Her feelings of sadness and disappointment were getting worse when her birthday just passed by. Alvin didn't teach that day, so Audia went to and from college accompanied by Mr. Asep.
