Chapter 5 maya stood up from

That day, Rama stood in front of Nia, ready to deliver the news that he had to go out of town for an important project. Nia was sitting on the living room sofa, looking busy with her household chores. Rama approached and sat beside her, trying to look calm even though his heart felt heavy.

"Nia, I need to tell you something," said Rama, trying to start the conversation gently.

Nia turned her attention from her work and looked at her husband intently. "What is it, Rama?"

"I have to go out of town for a big project. I'll be gone for a few days," explained Rama.

Nia frowned, looking a little worried. "How long will you be gone?"

"The plan is about five days," Rama replied, trying to appear calm.

Nia took a deep breath, looking a little sad. "I'll miss you. But I understand, work sometimes requires more attention."

Rama smiled softly and took Nia's hand. "I'll miss you too, Nia. But I'll be back soon."

They both looked at each other with affection, but behind Rama's smile, there was a deepening feeling of guilt. He knew that this journey would bring him close to Maya, and that made him even more anxious.

The night before his departure, Rama sat in his office, preparing documents for the trip. Maya, who had been informed of the business trip, was outside the office waiting anxiously. She had planned something to get closer to Rama, even though she knew that what she was about to do was very risky.

When Rama finally finished with his work, Maya decided to send a text message to her boss. The message contained a complaint designed to get Rama's attention.

"Mr. Rama, I'm sorry to bother you. There's a problem with the tap water in the hotel bathroom. Can you help me?"

The message was sent quickly, and Maya waited for a reply. Soon after, her phone vibrated, indicating that Rama had read her message.

"Okay, Maya. I'll be right there. Let me know if there are any other problems," Rama replied briefly but clearly.

Maya smiled triumphantly, knowing that her plan had begun. She immediately went to the hotel room and prepared everything. After making sure no one was around, Maya locked the door and went into the bathroom.

In the bathroom, Maya took off her towel and left herself with only a towel covering her body. She lay in the bathtub in a strategic position, making sure that the leaking faucet water could be clearly seen. Carefully, she began to adjust the position of the broken faucet so that the water flowed rapidly.

A few moments later, there was a knock on the bedroom door. Maya immediately turned off the water and waited anxiously. She heard Rama's voice coming from outside the room.

"Maya, I've arrived. Where are you?" asked Rama in a worried voice.

Maya took a deep breath, trying to calm herself. "I'm in the bathroom, sir. The problem is here."

Rama opened the bedroom door and entered, then headed to the bathroom. When he opened the bathroom door, he was surprised to see Maya in the bathtub with her body wet from the water.

"This is a serious matter, Maya. What happened?" Rama asked as he approached.

Maya stood up from the bathtub with a gentle movement, water dripping from her body. She smiled and tried to look calm. "This faucet is very difficult to fix. I can't do it myself."

Rama felt his heart beat faster when he saw Maya in such a condition. Her wet body, coupled with the towel wrapped around her body, created a very arousing atmosphere.

"Let me try," Rama said, trying to remain professional even as his feelings began to waver.