Dara1988

Normally...meeting, getting acquainted, approaching, dating and then getting married... then how about getting married right away without ever meeting, without acquaintances, and without dating?!

Then what about you, who came home to your parents on the weekend, then suddenly in the middle of the night, you were forced to wake up from your sleep only to be married via Video Call by your father who is now on the battlefield with a soldier who you don't even know the name of  and his personality, which you probably won't remember his name and face.

5 years of unregistered marriage via video call, never met and never absent, supported by a husband who you don't even remember his name and face.


this is the story of Jingga Prameswari Argantara, a tomboyish girl, eccentric, and a super simple human who is the most lazy to complicate.  This is a story about her amazing office life, a collection of super possessive cousins, raving about love verses from his mother, gossip from her friends, and her struggle to accept and love an Samudra Arya Fadilla, a cold and an orderly man.

They said, He is My Husband

Jingga has been raising her three children alone for a year. Her mother-in-law and father-in-law adore her and her three children, not to mention her sisters, Brother,brother-in-laws, and sister-in-law, all of whom pay her regular visits. 


Jingga never expresses her dissatisfaction with her life without her husband. When she misses her Arya, she occasionally cries alone after her three children have gone to bed. 


Jingga keeps track of what Zoya and Arumi did to her in the past, and she frequently takes images and videos of her baby's development so that Arya can see it when he returns. So Arya could be a little happy. 


Every day, Jingga would tell her three children about their father, what he was like, his interests, his everyday life, and what he despised and enjoyed, and Jingga's mother-in-law would cry every time she heard it. 


Daddy's home, Sweetie.