His two friends were still here after a conversation he thought made no sense at all.
Earlier, they were all silent, and their two best friends were waiting for Arga's response.
"Why are you asking questions like that, Ta? Arga seemed a little annoyed; he didn't want to be reminded of Maudy again.
He wanted to deeply bury all the memories of Maudy. No, he doesn't want to forget what he did. Precisely because his actions hurt the person he loved, he wanted to forget the bad memories that befell his lover because of his own contribution.
"You still want to get married quickly?" he asked.
"If you really have to," answered Arga.
"Even if you don't like someone you like? Sean's fishing rod
"Whether you like it or not is not a guarantee; sometimes even those who love each other can get divorced," said Arga.
"For example, Mama and Papa. They're not even dating. Mama is even dating Uncle Danu, married to Papa," said Arga quietly.
"That's because your mother believes that your father can be relied on in everything, whether material or love," added Sean.
Sean knows more or less the story of Aunt Rita Mama Arga and her father, Agung, and Uncle Danu.
"After all, your father is loyal. Giving loyalty even without love can still survive rather than talking about love, but bullshit, there is no proof," said Tirta.
Tirta sat down on the long sofa opposite Sean. "Anyway, who are you going to marry? Tirta asked again.
Arga shrugged his shoulders as if he didn't know, and it was all up to his mother. "Whoever, whatever," he answered.
"You haven't moved on from Maudy yet. In my opinion, don't do it yet. It's better if you treat your heart first," said Sean.
But you can, Se. If he really wants to. Besides, he's loyal." Tirta wasn't ready when Sean interrupted again. "No need. It hurts both of you. If you can't move on yet, you could hurt the one who will become your wife later. It could be that he will already fall in love with you, while what is expected has not yet opened his heart. You know that women are easier to open their hearts to," Sean explained.
"This!" throws Tirta.
"What's this?" asked Arga, who didn't understand when Tirta threw back the white envelope. Usually, if this is the case, there will be two possibilities: good news or bad news. and only Tirta knows.
The key is that Arga has to open it; unless it's opened, Arga will never know.
"Just open it," suggested Sean.
"If you want to know a secret, then you have to open it, but if not, it's better for you to throw it away. My job is only to provide information and help you with companies and other jobs. The rest is your right," said Tirta.
"You're really wise," sneered Sean.
"I've always been wise; it's not that I don't know anything; I'm just being really stupid," said Tirta nonchalantly.
But you have to promise. If you really want to chase him back, try to make him happy. But if not, let him be happy with his choice," Tirta replied again.
Arga was hesitant to open the envelope, but no matter how hesitant he was, he would still open it. So that he knows; otherwise, how can he predict what will happen in the future?
Arga was really surprised. "Hahh!!!" he shouted, almost jumping from his oversized chair.
"What is this, Ta? Don't tell me you already know Se." Arga asked in disbelief.
Tirta remained silent, while Sean shrugged his shoulders, whether he believed it or not.
"I don't know what Tirta said, Ga. But one thing is certain: information from Tirta can never be ignored. And no, it's just in vain," said Sean. But one thing is certain: when he said there would be big news, I predicted this would happen, although I don't know who it is. But, after this, I know it's really big information, Ga," said Sean.
Tirta still took a deep breath and then spoke casually but with firmness. "Maudy is still alive, Ga. Remember, what are you going to do? You have said all the things you want to do if she were still alive," said Tirta firmly.
"How did you know Ta? Arga really couldn't believe this.
"Casya," said Tirta.
"Cas-sya? Maudy's other best friend besides her cousin? Arga wasn't sure, but if he didn't ask, how would he know?
Seeing Tirta nod, Arga sat down in his chair. I can't believe it; why can everyone lie to him?
"You know, Se? Asked Arga again,
"I don't know; I only know that Maudy is no longer there. But, it turns out, the information this morning makes me believe that again, you don't even know anything," said Sean.
Sean took a deep breath, as if this news were too hard for him to believe.
"As you promised. You want him to be happy; the way is up to you," said Tirta.
"Casya?" Arga repeated,
"Where did you meet him?" she repeated.
"Don't tell me that the woman who rejected you is Casya." Sean was right on target.
Actually, he didn't refuse, but Tirta tricked Casya into wanting to stay with him. Accept all his shortcomings; just say he is selfish. He also wants Arga to be selfish so he can be with Maudy. After meeting Casya, he was sure—as sure as he was—why Arga couldn't forget that woman.
A woman like Casya who really likes to be rebellious, stubborn, but caring. It's hard to ignore.
"Do you remember? When we went to the hospital to visit Grandma. And after that, Grandma had to be treated at home. And after that, your mother was sick. Aunt Rita was sick; she was treated for two days, and we had to look after her. We went back and forth several times. The girl I bumped into at the hospital was Casya. I didn't know Casya before, but I knew Maudy, even though I rarely met her. But I also know who Maudy's friends are because those are her only friends," Tirta added.
"Me, only once or twice have I met Maudy. However, I still remember; I memorised her face very well. She really had a baby face," said Sean.
"Casya and Sky," said Arga.
"Yes, Casya and Sky. I met Casya at the hospital. The second time I saw Casya and Sky in the park At that time, Maudy was also being treated there. At the hospital where your grandmother and mother were being treated," explained Tirta, giving a statement.
What Arga didn't even know was that his friend was one step faster than him.
"And, Adrian, if you know him, Casya knows Adrian. At the family party at that time, Uncle Bram and Aunt Irma I met him there. but he didn't introduce me. Yes, and there I saw them getting close. Yes, Sean That's right. I approached Casya, but not just to find this information. I'm serious about approaching him," explained Tirta, making Arga immediately stare straight at Tirta. Sean, who was even drinking, spilt out water in his mouth, wetting the sofa, which luckily Tirta was far from where he was sitting.
"Are you serious?" he asked.
"Ta" Arga couldn't believe it.
"You don't need to take care of me. You already know Maudy is still alive; you can make her happy, just as you said. Keep your promise, Ga," said Tirta, full of a promise that must be kept.
“So, the conclusion is that Ashley and Doni are working together. Doni is targeting you because of Danu's orders. And Ashley deliberately went to Bandung because she knew that Maudy was still alive. They know that Maudy's death has made your guilt grow deeper into your bones and pierce your heart, Ga. But they know that Maudy is also your weakness. But Maudy should know, right? Sean asked.
"Yes, Maudy should have known that he was also in danger," added Tirta.
"Then why didn't Maudy react?"
"Does my mother know that Maudy is still alive? asked Arga
Sean and Tirta simultaneously shrugged their shoulders, indicating they didn't know. Gosh, her lover is still alive, if Maudy still wants to consider him her lover.