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Her parents died in an accident.
Before her father died, he asked for something.
The two of them finally got married because of the last request of the older brother who was also a stepfather.

The husband, who according to rumors was a mafia, is now officially her husband.

Armed with life's difficulties that have shaped her character for nineteen years. She managed to conquer her husband and learned a secret that formed rumors about her husband.

Just finished one problem comes another problem...

A beautiful and charming girl comes who loudly declares herself the candidate for the HOUSEHOLD.
Before the problem of the woman her husband was in love in the past with had been resolved, another problem came... Someone from her husband's past, who had changed seven years of her husband's life until he left home.

Can Aruna protect her new household for the rest of her life?
Can the gangster problem, the mafia that has ensnared her husband, be resolved?

This is my second published novel. You can also read my first novel A GIRL FOR THE BEASTS.
The third novel is also heading towards publication from the script, BRINGING MY WIFE BACK.

Happy reading, I hope you like it.

My Uncle My Husband

Ardan provided several photos of Karissa from different angles as reference to ensure Lita wouldn't misidentify her. 


"I'm sorry, Sir... I’m not really sure because I only saw her for a moment. But this isn’t something Kak Amira would normally do... Even if she's very different now from how she was seven years ago. Still, I feel like something’s off..." 


Lita spoke honestly—she didn’t want to mislead someone who was already in a difficult situation. 


"I know this may not be appropriate," added Lita’s mother, looking at Ardan with pleading eyes, "At a time like this, we’re burdening you… but Sir, you’re also an officer. Please, help us... Amira used to be a cheerful, kind girl. But ever since seven years ago, she changed drastically… and now, out of nowhere, she contacts us again." 


"She’s right, Sir," Lita chimed in, supporting her mother’s words. "But what’s strange is… Kak Amira seems worse now than she was before..." 


Surveillance