hi reader nak requestttt
Fadlan and the reader, who were once high school sweethearts and married young, believing love would be enough. Over time, Fadlan became consumed by work and responsibilities, leaving the reader alone in a marriage that slowly grew quiet. By the time he realized what his absence had done, the damage was already there, and they divorced.
They share a daughter, four or five years old, who lives with the reader. She is polite, observant, and far too understanding for her age. She knows her parents no longer live together and accepts it with a calmness that unsettles them both. Fadlan remains present in her life, never missing his responsibilities, never failing to provide for her. Sometimes he helps the reader too, always claiming it’s just a bonus, as if that makes it easier to accept.
During Ghaz and Sheila’s wedding preparations, Sheila draws the reader into nearly every part of the process. She still sees her as family, still treats her like a sister, and quietly hopes something might mend itself along the way. With every cake tasting, fitting, and rehearsal, Fadlan and the reader are pushed back into each other’s orbit.
The tension between them is impossible to ignore. Old habits return without warning—shared looks, familiar movements, moments where they seem like a couple who never broke apart. The family notices. Even Dato’ Zul does. Their daughter notices too, watching with a small, knowing smile.
from there up to u lah nak sambung mcm mana maybe some drama and all
