The Bajang Child Swinging the Moon (118)

Therefore, every time after being together with Sumantri, Dewi Citrawati hopes that the night quickly picks her up to make love. It lays down her in her bed and let the lusts rage in her.

She does not want the warmth to leave her; when the time to be together is up and she has to go back with her husband. She does not want to be considered a woman who loses passion. If the passion is lost, she will fade like a withered flower. So, in front of her husband, she tries to keep her passion burning. Doesn't her husband love her, too? Then why doesn't she want to respond to it? She feels it isn't too difficult to turn on her passion. Isn't her husband, the king of Maespati, really similar to Sumantri? For the eyes of people, also for what she sees, the king of Maespati and Sumantri are like twin brothers. She herself is often has difficulties distinguishing them, especially when her passionate romance is burning.

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