Chapter 5 Outside the office

That day at Arman's office felt like any other ordinary day, until an unexpected incident shook the atmosphere. Tania arrived at the office early in the morning, intending to continue her work. However, as she walked towards Arman's office, she heard a noisy sound from outside the office. The sound made her curious and, without meaning to, she stopped near the glass door that faced the main living room.

That's when she saw a woman enter the office, and Arman stood shocked in the middle of his room. The woman was a woman who was very familiar to Tania-she was Maria, Arman's wife who was thought to have died in a car accident several years ago.

Maria, with tears in her eyes, walked towards Arman and hugged him longingly. "Arman! I finally found you after so long. I missed you."

Arman hugged Maria tightly, his eyes filled with a mixture of happiness and shock. "Maria? This is impossible... Didn't you die? How can you be here?"

Maria lifted her face, her eyes wet with tears looking at Arman with hope. "I'm safe, Arman. Someone saved me from that abyss. I can't explain everything now, but I tried my best to come back to you."

Tania, who heard the conversation from outside, felt her heart breaking. She knew that her relationship with Arman had entered a deeper and more personal phase. The purity she gave to Arman made her feel more attached, and the news of Maria's return hit her hard. Everything she did seemed in vain if Arman still had a living wife.

Tania felt a deep sense of discomfort, and she felt she could not continue to enter Arman's room. She stood outside the door, her eyes closed, trying to hold back the tears that threatened to come out. Disappointment and hurt enveloped her, and she felt abandoned in this situation.

Maria was still in Arman's arms, and Arman looked very excited but also confused. "Maria, I... I don't know what to say. I already felt like I missed you, and now you're back. I don't know how to continue."

Maria let go of Arman's embrace and looked at him with a soft gaze. "I understand, Arman. You may have moved on, and I don't want to force you. But I want you to know how much I miss you and how much I want to come back into your life."

Arman nodded, feeling shaken. "We need to talk about this more. I... I need to think about all this. There are so many things to consider."

Outside the room, Tania felt a deep sadness. She decided to leave and not face Arman at that moment. Her steps felt heavy as she walked towards the elevator, each step filled with feelings of sadness and disappointment. As she reached the office exit, she turned once more towards Arman's door, feeling a deep sadness.

Tania walked out of the office and headed to her car, where she sat blankly. Her mind was spinning, thinking about all the decisions she had made and how this situation made them all feel pointless. She tried to calm herself down, but feelings of betrayal and confusion overwhelmed her.

Morning at Arman's office, Maria was surprised to see Tania coming out of the building with a sad expression. She turned to Arman, asking in a worried tone.

"Who is that woman, Arman? Why does she look so depressed?" Maria asked, worried.

Arman looked at Maria with a still confused look. "She... she is Tania. She works for me and... she seems very hurt. I have to fix everything quickly."

Maria looked at Arman with understanding eyes. "I understand. Maybe we need to give him space and time. But we also need to talk about all this as soon as possible."

Arman nodded, feeling pressured by the situation that had just occurred. "Yes, we will talk things over. I have to get to the bottom of this and make sure that no one gets hurt any further."

Outside the office, Tania feels confused about her next move. She knows she has to face the reality and the decisions she has to make.

"Tania, you have to fight this feeling. Don't let everything be destroyed just because of one incident," he whispered to himself. "I have to think about the next step and find a way to deal with all of this."

Tania decided to go to a quiet place to think and plan what to do next. She knew that this situation required deep thinking and wise decisiss.