Andy Chandra is waiting for the promotion announcement. However, after the information was completed, not once was Andy Chandra's name on the list. Andy Chandra asks for justice, but he and his boss get into an argument, and Andy gets kicked out of his job.

Luna Sandra, Andy's wife, got the news that one of their twins, Reno, had a fight with a friend at her school. But neither Luna nor Andy came to school.

When they get home, the disputes are unavoidable; Luna is furious: Andy is always unreliable. Finally, Luna asked for a divorce, and Andy, fed up with his life, left the house. He meets a mysterious man who gives him a drink, and the following day when Andy opens his eyes, he finds himself awake at the age of 22.

Did Andy manage to change his life for the better? Or will he keep repeating his past mistakes? And what about his love story? Will he choose Cindy as his wife, who he knows is the daughter of his future boss?

Back To My Twenty

"Just a minute, Sir," Andy said hastily. He walked away from Fajar. He didn't want someone to hear that he was thinking about the case of Jerome.


"Yes, Andy. You can tell quickly because I have some friends from my division waiting for us, we will go together." Richard said it in a hurry.


Andy bit his lip; he looked like he was deep in thought. Something was bothering him. Is it true that Cindy had committed the abuse? What does that have to do with the cigarette butts left at the crime scene? And why did Richard see a red car passing there at the same time? Andy thought in his head that the clues he got would only bring the investigation results closer to Cindy as the culprit.


The cigarette butts belonged to Mr. Vishnu, Cindy's father.


Chapter 23 I Thought it Belonged to Cindy