"If I had known, I wouldn't have asked you," Sabrina was embarrassed. "I remember what happened to me in that dream, but I don't even know who the man I was with. Brother Arka, if I were drunk, what would you do to me?"

Arka's hands abruptly stopped moving. His hand unknowingly gripped the ripe blueberry in his palm so hard that the purplish-blue juice burst out and stained his white shirt.

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"Careful. Ripe blueberries are delicate," Sabrina immediately took a wet tissue from her bag and cleaned the blueberry juice that stained Arka's clothes.

However, the more she tried to clean it, the more the purplish blue color spread so the stain became bigger.

"Oh, I didn't mean it like this. What should I do now?" Sabrina scratched her head in embarrassment.

Arka held her tiny hand and smiled. "It's okay. I'll change my clothes later."

"You have not answered my question. If I got drunk, what would you do to me?"

Arka looked at Sabrina intently. "Is this like the test I have to go through to become your lover?"

"Right. So what's the answer?" Sabrina asked.

"Since I like you, I definitely want to kiss you. If you respond openly, I might take it further," Arka said frankly.

Sabrina felt her heart pounding. Is it possible that the man from three years ago was Arka?

"Further? What does it mean?" Sabrina asked.

"To have you completely and make me the only man in your life," Arka replied.

Sabrina swallowed her saliva in panic. "I… I was just asking."

"Did I pass the test?" Arka smiled.

"The result says that you can't control your feelings for me. During a date, we can't go to a quiet place together," Sabrina said casually, trying to hide her nervousness. "Let's pick the blueberries again."

"How about trying it? I have better self-control than most people," Arka purposely said.

Sabrina shook her head. "Brother, have you ever done anything?"

"Yes," Arka nodded.

"What's that?" Sabrina asked.

"If you can win over me, I'll tell you," Arka looked at Sabrina's basket which was still half-empty.

At lunchtime, Diana walks towards her blueberry garden with the help of a cane.

"Arka, Sabrina, let's eat," he shouted with a smile.

"Grandma, we will come," Arka stood up and answered her grandmother's call.

Sabrina looked at Arka's basket then at her own. She felt that she wasn't that far behind. "Let's go back. I'm sure I won't lose."

Arka looked at Sabrina's confidence in silence. He just smiled a little, not saying anything.

When they returned home, Arka's bodyguard took out the scales from inside the house. The result showed that Arka picked more blueberries than Sabrina.

Sabrina could not accept it. "Your basket must be heavier than mine. How about weighing it without the basket?"

Arka complied with her request and took the blueberries out of his basket. However, the result remains the same as before.

"The loser has promised to fulfill the winner's request right?" Arka said.

Sabrina glared at him. "I promise, as long as the request can still be fulfilled."

"I want to take you up the mountain to see the stars at night," Arka said with a smile.

Sabrina bit her lip and said angrily, "Up to the top of the mountain at night, huh? What do you want?"

Arka's lips curved into a slight smile. "I want to take you to enjoy the view. But this little head of yours seems too dirty and thinks all kinds of things. What are you thinking about?"

"Promise you won't do anything?" Sabrina smiled back at him defiantly.

Arka looked at her tiny face and suddenly, he couldn't say anything.

"Brother?" Sabrina called his name again when she saw Arka was lost in thought.

Arka raised his hand to smooth Sabrina's messy hair and tucked it into her ear. "Right, I want to do a lot of things with you."

The smile on Sabrina's face froze. Arka stroking her hair and smoothing it was too intimate for her. The guy also expressed his heart, making Sabrina unable to answer.

She felt sorry for asking this. She shouldn't have asked. She already knew what Arka wanted to do without needing to explain.

"Sabrina, the starry night sky is so beautiful. Come with me," Arka stepped forward and approached Sabrina, hugging her waist tightly without hurting her. With his big hands, he pulled Sabrina's waist slightly, as if to carry the girl in his arms.

Indah was bringing a plate of fish to the dining table. From the window, she could see Arka and Sabrina almost hugging each other. She smiled and said, "Diana, it looks like we're going to have a granddaughter-in-law."

Diana laughed at that. "Don't be loud. Sabrina is very shy."

Meanwhile, Sabrina smiled and pushed Arka's body away. "Brother, I can't go out with you at night."

"Shall we see the sunset?" Finally, Arka decided to give in.

Sabrina didn't answer the question and deliberately diverted the conversation. "I smell cooking. Let's eat. I am very hungry."

"Wash your hands first," Arka then led her to the bathroom.

They use a special soap that can remove blueberry juice from their hands. Although the stains can't really go away, at least it's much better than regular soap.

Sabrina continued to rub her hands hard, making Arka feel both surprised and funny when he saw this.

"Let me help," Arka walked behind Sabrina and extended his hand from beside her waist. After that, he rubbed each of Sabrina's fingers gently. The guy doesn't use much force, but he still washes it very carefully.

In Arka's arms, Sabrina felt her body tense up. She could hear the man's heartbeat very clearly and smell his faint perfume. Arka is very fragrant.

"Brother, have you ever helped other people wash their hands?" Sabrina suddenly asked.

"Only you," Arka took the opportunity to kiss Sabrina's cheek.

Sabrina immediately snuggled into Arka's arms and her ears turned red with embarrassment.

The corner of Arka's lips curled up at the woman in his arms. He took a small towel to dry Sabrina's hands and held her hand as she walked out.

Diana and Indah looked at each other, pretending not to see the two's intertwined hands.

While eating, Arka put her hands behind Sabrina's chair as if he didn't want to let go of her from his arms.

"Arka, we want to rest after lunch. What are you going to do next?" Diana asked.

Arka looked at Sabrina who was in his arms and said with a smile on his face. "Me and Sabrina will go fishing and up the mountain to see the sunset. After that, we will come back to make grilled fish."

"Then you must catch a big fish. Otherwise, it won't be enough for all of us to eat," Indah teased.

"There's only the four of us tonight. Mason is on duty and Aksa is on a business trip." Arka didn't tell Diana and Indah about their agreement to date Sabrina in turns a week.

"In that case, okay. Grandma will make Sabrina's favorite fried chicken too," Diana said with a smile.

Indah did not want to lose hearing it. "Sabrina, you also like granny's hot plate eggplant, right? Later I'll go to the garden and get some eggplant for dinner."

Sabrina was touched to hear her. "No need. I don't want to bother you, grandma. Let the maid prepare the food,"

"No worries, dear. Indeed, our cuisine is not the best. But we love to cook for our grandson and granddaughter-in-law," Diana said excitedly.