32. Don't Get

This time's lunch was so cold and stiff neither Dean nor Jasmine made the slightest sound. They only eat what is in front of them.

Meanwhile, Arda was only a spectator for the two husband and wife couples in the cold war. He thought of ways to make the two of them behave like husband and wife.

However, he threw it all away because any means he could think of would not work against his master. Coupled with the attitude of the lady will also not be possible.

Arda saw the two of them finished eating their lunch; he also contacted the hotel to tidy things up. It wasn't long before a few maids knocked on the door.

He opened the bedroom door and told them to tidy everything up immediately. It didn't take them long to sort things out. They also said goodbye after everything was neat and clean.

"Sir, is there anything more needed?" Arda asked Dean.

"Go. You haven't had lunch yet, have you!" Dean ordered Arda.

Arda nodded, then he said goodbye. He walked out and closed the bedroom door tightly. Arda explained his breath, though in his mind to head to the restaurant in front of the hotel. He walked to the restaurant.

***

Jasmine sat on the bed, and she felt bored being in the hotel room all the time. She was still annoyed with Dean, who took her away from the park by force without asking her consent.

"You haven't answered my question all this time, why did you pull me up and take me back to the hotel?!" Jasmine asked in an annoyed tone.

Dean glanced at Jasmine then returned to focus on his work. He didn't want to talk about it because he had done all his job to find that person.

Jasmine got up and walked towards Dean, and she looked at the man intently. She wanted to see how far the man could go silent if she kept staring at him. She sat right in front of Dean, not saying much, just staring at him. Jasmine wanted to know if the man could be bothered by her or not.

Dean was unaffected by what Jasmine had done. He still focuses on the document in his hand.

"Can you take me seriously?!" Jasmine asked as she took the document in Dean's hand.

"What do you want me to be like?" Dean asked back.

"Be reasonable and I'm talking to you. Do you think I exist?" said Jasmine.

"Do you think I exist? Is there me in your heart? Are you…,"

Dean stopped his sentence, and he took back the document in Jasmine's hand. It was not the time to argue with the woman before him.

Jasmine was silent. After all, she heard Dean's reply, which made her feel that their marriage was impossible because her heart was still with another man, namely Caesar. Jasmine loved the man who had betrayed her so much for some reason. Even though Jasmine tried her best, she still couldn't escape that love.

She looked back at Dean, remembering what she had said on their first night of marriage. His words made her unable to understand Dean's heart.

Jasmine got up and left, leaving Dean still busy with all his documents. She was lazy to see Dean, who could not speak properly.

Although she felt bored being in a hotel room and seeing a man who was always working, Jasmine's cell phone rang. She took her cell phone, which was on the nightstand.

She picked up the phone because it was Diana who had called her. They both chatted at length. She was pleased to hear Diana's voice, and she didn't reply at all.

Jasmine kept her phone on the table because she couldn't stand the urge to go to the bathroom. Diana kept on babbling and didn't know that right now, and she was talking without anyone listening.

Dean took Jasmine's phone and looked at the number on the screen. He also heard the voice of his sister, who kept talking non-stop.

"Jasmine, in the bathroom ... I'll just end your conversation," said Dean, then hung up the phone.

Moments later, Dean's cell phone rings, he picks up the phone. After that, he took his coat and walked out of the hotel room.

Jasmine had come out of the bathroom, and she didn't see Dean, who was usually sitting on the sofa. She didn't even look at the coat on the couch and said, "Maybe he went outside."

Dean walks into a club where he gets an invitation from someone. Arda was waiting in the lobby, and he, too, would come with Dean.

"Sir, are you sure you will meet the person?" Arda asked Dean.

"I have to meet the person. This is the last day I will see the person," Dean replied to Arda.

Arda nodded then he walked towards the car prepared by him. Although in his heart, he felt uneasy because the master was about to meet that person.

A driver opened the car door, and Dean entered the car, followed by Arda. The vehicle sped away from the hotel towards a club.

On the way to the club, Dean's cell phone rings again. He picked it up then heard someone's voice asking him to hurry up to the club had told him.

Dean was a little annoyed with the person on the other end of the phone, sounding impatient. Without a word, he hung up the phone.

Not so long, the car stopped at a club, and Dean got out of the car, followed by Arda. Upon entering the club, Arda was in front of Dean. He was looking for the person who had wanted to meet the master.

He saw someone waving his hand. Arda told Dean about the position of the person who wanted to meet him. Dean looked in the direction Arda was pointing. Dean walked closer to the person who had been calling him. If you look closely, nothing terrible happened to that person.

"Why did you ask me here?" asked Dean in a calm and cold tone.

"I miss you… why are you being cold to me?" the person answered while asking a question.

"I'm fed up with you! I didn't think you were that dirty. I thought you were a good person… it turns out that you are crazy and I don't want to have anything to do with crazy people like you!" Dean explained.

"Yes. I'm crazy for loving you! I did all this out of fear of losing you. I lied to you so you don't stay away from me," said the person in a sad tone.

"Enough Sandy! I'm fed up with you!" said Dean as he walked away from her.

"I won't give up on you! I will make that woman suffer and even die!" shouted Sandy annoyed.