The story of a woman named Nazwa Rengganis who was down because she was suddenly divorced by Rafi, her husband. Their household has been fine for the past twelve years, moreover, they have also been blessed with two children, a boy and, a girl. Even though it was hard, finally Nazwa was able to get up and be independent. Just as Nazwa prepares to turn over a new leaf by accepting the proposal of Kafka, a man she met during the counseling sessions Nazwa attended to recover her emotions after the divorce, she finds out why her husband is divorcing her. At the same time, Rafi wants to come back to her.
Nazwa is trapped in the selfishness of two men who enter her life. Nazwa is faced with a situation, she must choose Rafi or Kafka, or not even both. The distance that Nazwa took to determine her heart's choice, actually made her enter into a new adventure without a bond. The offer of a sweet friendship made Nazwa bounce. Before returning she was confronted with her situation. A single parent with two children who still need her protection. Will Nazwa's heart be able to choose and start the page of married life again?


The Chosen Heart

"Say it, Fi! What if Nazwa takes you back, and she doesn't want to be your second wife. While my mother was still there. What would you do?" this time Renata asked a question that Rafi never thought could happen. 


Yes, isn't there always a possibility in everything in this world? The impossibility is the possibility itself. We are not a God who can rule the universe, who can turn human hearts upside down, who knows what will happen. We are only humans who hope and plan, without knowing everything will happen. 


Rafi is stunned. On the one hand, there is Nazwa who he wants and on the other hand, there is a mother who raised him with love. "M-m...my," stammered Rafi said. 


Renata smirked. 'You are the one who threw yourself, Fi.' Renata said in her heart. 


Rafi scooped up his face before ruffling his hair in annoyance and confusion. “Oh my, Re! Why do you even add to the burden on my mind!” Rafi protested. 


Chapter Fourteen