Chapter 3 Revan nodded in understanding

After a while, Aurora returned to Revan's room with a cup of fragrant coffee. He placed it on Revan's desk with a gentle smile. "This is the coffee you asked for, Mr. Revan. Hopefully it can help a little," he said kindly.

Revan nodded sincerely. "Thank you, Aurora. You always know what is needed," he said with an appreciative smile.

Aurora looked at him with concern. "Is everything okay, Mr. Revan? You look a bit worried," he asked in a worried tone.

Revan shook his head. "Ah, just a little personal problem. No need to worry," he answered, trying to ease Aurora's worries.

However, Aurora didn't just believe it. He knew Revan well and knew that something was bothering him. However, he also knew that Revan was the type of person who tended to hide his feelings.

"With all due respect, Mr. Revan, I am always ready to listen if you want to talk," Aurora said softly, offering her shoulder to be heard.

Revan smiled appreciating the offer. "Thank you, Aurora. Maybe we can talk about it later," he said while sipping his warm coffee.

With Aurora's presence and a warming cup of coffee, Revan felt a little relieved. He knows that even though he is facing a difficult time, he is not alone. With renewed enthusiasm, he returned to focusing on his work, grateful for Aurora's ever-present support.

After the work was finished, Revan felt that he wanted to go home with Aurora. He thought that sharing the ride home could be a good opportunity to talk further and perhaps resolve his personal issues.

"Will you come home with me, Aurora?" Revan asked kindly, smiling at his secretary.

Aurora shook her head gently. "Thank you, Mr. Revan, but I have other plans. I will go with my friend," he answered politely.

Revan was disappointed to hear that. He wanted to really talk to Aurora, and share the burden he felt. However, he also felt the need to respect Aurora's decision.

However, Revan's thoughts couldn't just be rejected. "Please, Aurora. I feel there is something we need to talk about," he asked in a pleading tone.

Aurora was silent for a moment, feeling a little doubtful. However, after reconsidering, he finally agreed. "Okay, Mr Revan. I will go home with you," he said with a small smile.

Revan was relieved to hear that. "Thank you, Aurora. I really appreciate it," he said as he got up from his chair.

With hearts full of hope, the two of them left the office for the parking lot. Revan feels that this is the right step, and he hopes to find a solution to the problem he is facing with Aurora's help.

When they were sitting in the car, Revan decided to open his heart to Aurora. He felt that he could trust his secretary, and he wanted to get her perspective on the situation he was facing.

"Aurora, actually something is bothering me," said Revan hesitantly, his gaze focused on the road the car was traveling on.

"What is that, Mr Revan?" Aurora asked attentively, waiting for Revan to tell her what happened.

"In recent times, I have felt that Calista is a bit far from me," Revan said carefully. "He often goes out with his friends without telling me first, and sometimes it's hard to contact him."

Aurora listened seriously, pondering Revan's words. "Hmm, maybe Miss Calista just needs a little time to relax and let go of the workload," suggested Aurora understandingly. "Maybe he wants to spend time with his friends for a while."

Revan nodded, accepting Aurora's suggestion. "Maybe you're right," he said, thinking back on the situation more calmly.

However, Revan's worries had not completely disappeared. "But, I still feel a little anxious," he said honestly. "I'm afraid there's something I don't know."

Aurora touched Revan's arm gently. "Don't worry too much, Mr. Revan. Maybe this is just an opportunity for Mrs. Calista to relax for a moment. Try to think positively," he said with a gentle smile.

Revan felt a little relieved hearing that. "Thank you, Aurora. I will try to be more positive," he said with a smile.

With help and support from Aurora, Revan felt stronger to face his difficult times. Even though his worries haven't completely disappeared, he believes that by thinking positively and giving Calista time to relax, everything will be fine.

When Aurora touched Revan's arm gently, she saw the awkward expression on her secretary's face. Aurora immediately took her hand back, apparently realizing that her actions might be inappropriate.

"Oh, sorry, Mr. Revan," he said quickly, his eyes showing discomfort. "I didn't mean to interrupt."

Revan, even though he was surprised by the touch, tried to calm Aurora down. "It's okay, Aurora. You're not intruding," he said softly, trying to remove the awkwardness between them.

However, the atmosphere in the car felt tense. They both felt awkward after the incident. Revan tried to divert attention by changing the topic of conversation.

"Maybe we can talk about something else," said Revan with a forced smile. "What about your plans for this weekend?"

Aurora was relieved that Revan changed the subject. "Oh, there are no special plans, Mr. Revan. I just plan to relax at home," he answered with a small smile.

Revan nodded in understanding. "That sounds good. Sometimes we need time for ourselves," he said as he drove the car towards their house.

With a concerted effort to divert attention from the awkward moment earlier, the atmosphere in the car began to calm down again. Even though there was still some lingering tension, they both hoped that it would just be a small incident that would be quickly forgotten.

After a while of traveling, Revan's car stopped in front of Aurora's house. The two of them got out of the car with the awkwardness that remained after the previous incident.

"Thank you, Mr. Revan, for taking me home," said Aurora in a slightly hesitant voice.

"No problem, Aurora. Hope you have a nice weekend," Revan answered kindly, trying to break down the awkwardness between them.

Aurora smiled slightly. "Thank you, Mr Revan. I will try," he said as he closed the car door.

Revan waited for a moment, making sure Aurora entered the house safely before finally deciding to continue his journey back to his own house. Even though the awkward feeling still haunted his mind, he hoped that the incident earlier would not interfere with their professional relationship in the future.

With careful steps, Revan entered his car and started the journey home. In his heart, he promised to be more careful in his interactions with Aurora in the future, in order to maintain professionalism and comfort in the workplace.

With a heart full of joy and a deep sense of longing, Revan stepped into his house. However, what he encountered made him both surprised and delighted. Calista's car was parked in the yard, indicating that his wife was already at home.

Not wanting to waste this opportunity, Revan immediately headed to the dining room where Calista was busy preparing dinner. With quick steps, he approached Calista, missing her presence.

"Calista," Revan called in a loving voice, then he embraced his wife's body from behind.

Calista was surprised by Revan's presence, but a smile appeared on her face when she felt her husband's embrace. "Revan," replied Calista in a soft voice, feeling the warmth of the love that was so long ago.

The feeling of longing between them was so strong, it made that moment so special. Revan felt relieved and happy that Calista was here with him, in the house they shared.

After hugging him for a moment, Revan let go of his hug and looked at Calista lovingly. "I miss you," he said sincerely.

Calista smiled and kissed Revan's cheek gently. "I miss you too," he answered in a voice full of love.

The two stared at each other in meaningful silence. Despite the distance and obstacles they face, their love remains strong and unwavering. In that moment, they knew that nothing could defeat the power of the love they had.