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“Don’t,” his voice was low and grav

“Don’t,” his voice was low and gravelly and so thick that she could barely understand that one word. She raised her much smaller hands to his and tugged futilely at his hold, trying to get him to release her.
“I want to make things less difficult for us, Theresa…” he muttered uncomfortably, his face so close to hers that his breath washed over her skin and raised goose pimples all over her body.
“Why now?” She challenged the ludicrous statement angrily, trying to ignore the effect his closeness was having on her very receptive body. Her soft green eyes snapped up at his through her tears. “Is it because I’m threatening to leave this marriage without giving you your precious son, is that it?” She dropped her hands down to his hard, broad chest and tried to push him away. He wouldn’t budge.
“No,” was all he said. “That’s not it… because I know you won’t leave.”
“What makes you so sure of that?” She hissed and he was silent for a while before responding.
“The discussion we had yesterday,” he eventually, reluctantly, said and she went limp against him, all the fight leaving her abruptly.
“So, if you’re so sure I won’t leave, what’s this sudden need you have to spend your every waking moment with me?” She asked hollowly.
“We’re married for God’s sake… and we’re like strangers! I know nothing about you!”
“Of course you know nothing about me,” her voice was hoarse with the effort it took not to scream at him. “You’re the one who decided, even before we got married, that there was nothing worth knowing about me.”
“Well I’ve changed my mind,” he didn’t bother to deny her wild accusation, probably because it was true, instead dropping his hands down to her narrow shoulders to give her a little shake.
“Which once again begs the question of why… after eighteen months of marriage, why now?” His hands fell from her shoulders before he shrugged with an air of disinterest which belied his urgency of just seconds ago.
“Why not now? Now’s as good a time as any…” he was back to being remote and icy and Theresa shuddered involuntarily.
“It’s much too late, Sandro,” she whispered, wrapping her arms around her slender frame. “I may be trapped in this marriage but I want nothing to do with you! The very sight of you makes me sick to my stomach.”
“There’s a way out of this you know,” he finally murmured.
“I know,” his hooded gaze snapped back up to her face. “Have a baby, right? You want a son… and I’m the chosen incubator.” She watched his face carefully but he betrayed not one iota of emotion other than a slight tightening of his jaw. “So what happens after I have this precious baby of yours? Who gets him after the divorce? You expect me to be nothing but a surrogate mother. I’m to bear him and you’ll then take him away from me, right?”
She was aching to hear an affirmative from him, anything that would prove to her that he was the one who wanted the child and that she had misunderstood the conversation she had overheard between her husband and her father that morning.
“Of course I wouldn’t take him from you,” he shook his head, sending her heart plummeting. “I wouldn’t be that cruel. Naturally you’d maintain custody,” Theresa shut her eyes to shield her agony from him and she felt her scalding tears seep down her cheeks.
“How very… magnanimous of you,” she whispered. “To be so desperate for something only to give it up in the end… you’re so much more generous than I gave you credit for. How often would you want to see him?”
“I would naturally move back to Italy so I would probably see him two or three times a year. It is what you want, no? Less contact with me?” She inhaled deeply and her brow furrowed. Two or three times a year? That was all the time he would want to spend with a child who was half hers? She opened her eyes and met his gaze squarely.
“Like I said before, you’re being quite generous but it’s all moot anyway because I have no intention of having a baby with you!”
“You’re being very childish, Theresa,” he admonished quietly.
“No, I’m finally making my own decisions. Up to this point in my life, everything has been decided for me… this marriage would never have happened if my father hadn’t decided that you would make the perfect son-in-law. After that, the wedding date, the venue, the cake, where we would live… it was all you or my father. I couldn’t even choose my own wedding dress,” the last emerged in a small, broken voice which quavered with remembered disbelief and outrage. Her father had simply had the dress delivered to her room with the direction that it was to be worn on her wedding day, no discussion and no choice.
“The only reason I got Lisa as a bridesmaid was because my father deemed it appropriate for my first cousin to be in the wedding party. If she’d been just a friend, I doubt she’d have fit the bill!”
“It turns my stomach to hear someone who’s led such a privileged life whine on about how terrible her life is, you’ve been spoilt and you’ve had everything money could buy…”
“Except love, specifically my husband’s love and my father’s love… apparently I’m not quite worthy of that.”
“You’re feeling sorry for yourself and I’m getting sick of it.”
“Yes, I’m feeling sorry for myself,” she acknowledged bitterly. “And it’s very liberating. In the past all I’ve done is accept everything you and my father have dished out… thinking it was my lot in life, even thinking I deserved it; if two such powerful men as you thought I wasn’t worthy of love and respect, then who was I to differ? But I’m starting to realise that I’m not the one at fault here. I’m not the one with the personality defect… at least my motives for marrying you were honest; I stupidly believed I loved you. Yours were less than stellar, weren’t they? They certainly had nothing to do with love.”
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“Don’t,” his voice was low and gravelly and so thick that she could barely understand that one word. She raised her much smaller hands to his and tugged futilely at his hold, trying to get him to release her.“I want to make things less difficult for us, Theresa…” he muttered uncomfortably, his face so close to hers that his breath washed over her skin and raised goose pimples all over her body.“Why now?” She challenged the ludicrous statement angrily, trying to ignore the effect his closeness was having on her very receptive body. Her soft green eyes snapped up at his through her tears. “Is it because I’m threatening to leave this marriage without giving you your precious son, is that it?” She dropped her hands down to his hard, broad chest and tried to push him away. He wouldn’t budge.“No,” was all he said. “That’s not it… because I know you won’t leave.”“What makes you so sure of that?” She hissed and he was silent for a while before responding.“The discussion we had yesterday,” he eventually, reluctantly, said and she went limp against him, all the fight leaving her abruptly.“So, if you’re so sure I won’t leave, what’s this sudden need you have to spend your every waking moment with me?” She asked hollowly.“We’re married for God’s sake… and we’re like strangers! I know nothing about you!”“Of course you know nothing about me,” her voice was hoarse with the effort it took not to scream at him. “You’re the one who decided, even before we got married, that there was nothing worth knowing about me.”“Well I’ve changed my mind,” he didn’t bother to deny her wild accusation, probably because it was true, instead dropping his hands down to her narrow shoulders to give her a little shake.“Which once again begs the question of why… after eighteen months of marriage, why now?” His hands fell from her shoulders before he shrugged with an air of disinterest which belied his urgency of just seconds ago.“Why not now? Now’s as good a time as any…” he was back to being remote and icy and Theresa shuddered involuntarily.“It’s much too late, Sandro,” she whispered, wrapping her arms around her slender frame. “I may be trapped in this marriage but I want nothing to do with you! The very sight of you makes me sick to my stomach.”“There’s a way out of this you know,” he finally murmured.“I know,” his hooded gaze snapped back up to her face. “Have a baby, right? You want a son… and I’m the chosen incubator.” She watched his face carefully but he betrayed not one iota of emotion other than a slight tightening of his jaw. “So what happens after I have this precious baby of yours? Who gets him after the divorce? You expect me to be nothing but a surrogate mother. I’m to bear him and you’ll then take him away from me, right?”She was aching to hear an affirmative from him, anything that would prove to her that he was the one who wanted the child and that she had misunderstood the conversation she had overheard between her husband and her father that morning.“Of course I wouldn’t take him from you,” he shook his head, sending her heart plummeting. “I wouldn’t be that cruel. Naturally you’d maintain custody,” Theresa shut her eyes to shield her agony from him and she felt her scalding tears seep down her cheeks.“How very… magnanimous of you,” she whispered. “To be so desperate for something only to give it up in the end… you’re so much more generous than I gave you credit for. How often would you want to see him?”“I would naturally move back to Italy so I would probably see him two or three times a year. It is what you want, no? Less contact with me?” She inhaled deeply and her brow furrowed. Two or three times a year? That was all the time he would want to spend with a child who was half hers? She opened her eyes and met his gaze squarely.“Like I said before, you’re being quite generous but it’s all moot anyway because I have no intention of having a baby with you!”“You’re being very childish, Theresa,” he admonished quietly.“No, I’m finally making my own decisions. Up to this point in my life, everything has been decided for me… this marriage would never have happened if my father hadn’t decided that you would make the perfect son-in-law. After that, the wedding date, the venue, the cake, where we would live… it was all you or my father. I couldn’t even choose my own wedding dress,” the last emerged in a small, broken voice which quavered with remembered disbelief and outrage. Her father had simply had the dress delivered to her room with the direction that it was to be worn on her wedding day, no discussion and no choice.“The only reason I got Lisa as a bridesmaid was because my father deemed it appropriate for my first cousin to be in the wedding party. If she’d been just a friend, I doubt she’d have fit the bill!”“It turns my stomach to hear someone who’s led such a privileged life whine on about how terrible her life is, you’ve been spoilt and you’ve had everything money could buy…”“Except love, specifically my husband’s love and my father’s love… apparently I’m not quite worthy of that.”“You’re feeling sorry for yourself and I’m getting sick of it.”“Yes, I’m feeling sorry for myself,” she acknowledged bitterly. “And it’s very liberating. In the past all I’ve done is accept everything you and my father have dished out… thinking it was my lot in life, even thinking I deserved it; if two such powerful men as you thought I wasn’t worthy of love and respect, then who was I to differ? But I’m starting to realise that I’m not the one at fault here. I’m not the one with the personality defect… at least my motives for marrying you were honest; I stupidly believed I loved you. Yours were less than stellar, weren’t they? They certainly had nothing to do with love.”
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"Jangan," suaranya rendah dan serak dan begitu tebal bahwa dia hampir tidak bisa memahami bahwa satu kata. Dia mengangkat tangannya jauh lebih kecil untuk menarik dan sia-sia di genggamannya, mencoba untuk mendapatkan dia untuk membebaskannya.
"Saya ingin membuat hal-hal lebih mudah bagi kita, Theresa ..." gumamnya tidak nyaman, wajahnya begitu dekat dengan miliknya yang napasnya dicuci kulitnya dan mengangkat merinding di seluruh tubuhnya.
"Kenapa sekarang?" Dia menantang pernyataan menggelikan marah, mencoba untuk mengabaikan efek kedekatannya sedang pada tubuh sangat menerima dia. Mata hijau lembut tersentak di melalui air matanya. "Apakah karena aku mengancam untuk meninggalkan pernikahan ini tanpa memberikan anak berharga Anda, adalah bahwa hal itu?" Dia menjatuhkan tangannya ke keras, dadanya yang bidang dan mencoba untuk mendorong dia pergi. Dia tidak bergerak.
"Tidak," hanya itu yang dikatakannya. "Bukan itu ... karena saya tahu Anda tidak akan pergi."
"Apa yang membuatmu begitu yakin?" Dia mendesis dan ia terdiam beberapa saat sebelum menjawab.
"Diskusi kami memiliki kemarin," ia akhirnya, enggan, kata dan dia pergi lemas melawan dia, semua pertarungan meninggalkan dia tiba-tiba.
"Jadi, jika Anda begitu yakin aku tidak akan pergi, apa kebutuhan mendadak ini Anda harus menghabiskan setiap saat Anda bangun dengan saya?" Dia bertanya hampa.
"Kami menikah demi Tuhan ... dan kami seperti orang asing! Aku tahu apa-apa tentang Anda! "
"Tentu saja Anda tahu apa-apa tentang saya," suaranya serak dengan upaya yang dibutuhkan tidak berteriak padanya. "Kaulah yang memutuskan, bahkan sebelum kami menikah, bahwa tidak ada yang layak mengetahui tentang saya."
"Yah aku sudah berubah pikiran," dia tidak repot-repot untuk menyangkal tuduhan liar, mungkin karena itu benar, bukannya menjatuhkan tangannya ke bahu sempit dia untuk memberinya sedikit goyang.
"Yang sekali lagi menimbulkan pertanyaan mengapa ... setelah delapan belas bulan menikah, mengapa sekarang?" Tangannya jatuh dari bahunya sebelum ia mengangkat bahu dengan udara ketidaktertarikan yang mendustakan urgensi nya hanya detik yang lalu.
"Mengapa tidak sekarang? Sekarang sebagai baik waktu sebagai salah ... "dia kembali menjadi jauh dan dingin dan Theresa bergidik tanpa sadar.
"Ini jauh terlambat, Sandro," bisiknya, membungkus lengannya di bingkai ramping. "Saya mungkin terjebak dalam pernikahan ini, tetapi saya ingin tidak ada hubungannya dengan Anda! Sangat melihat Anda membuat saya sakit perut saya. "
"Ada jalan keluar dari ini Anda tahu," ia akhirnya bergumam.
"Aku tahu," tatapan berkerudung nya tersentak kembali ke wajahnya. "Memiliki bayi, kan? Anda ingin seorang putra ... dan aku inkubator yang dipilih. "Dia mengamati wajahnya dengan hati-hati tapi ia mengkhianati tidak sedikit pun emosi selain pengetatan sedikit rahangnya. "Jadi apa yang terjadi setelah saya punya bayi berharga Anda ini? Siapa yang dia setelah perceraian? Anda mengharapkan saya untuk menjadi apa-apa kecuali ibu pengganti. Aku untuk menanggung dia dan Anda kemudian akan membawanya pergi dari saya, kan? "
Dia sakit untuk mendengar afirmatif dari dia, apa pun yang akan membuktikan bahwa ia adalah orang yang ingin anak dan bahwa ia telah salah paham percakapan ia mendengar antara suami dan ayahnya pagi itu.
"Tentu saja saya tidak akan mengambil dia dari Anda," ia menggelengkan kepalanya, mengirim hatinya jatuh. "Saya tidak akan yang kejam. Tentu Anda akan mempertahankan hak asuh, "Theresa menutup matanya untuk melindungi penderitaan dia dari dia dan dia merasa air mata panas nya meresap di pipinya.
"Bagaimana sangat ... murah hati kalian," bisiknya. "Untuk menjadi begitu putus asa untuk sesuatu yang hanya untuk menyerah pada akhirnya ... kau jauh lebih murah daripada yang saya berikan kredit Anda untuk. Seberapa sering Anda ingin melihatnya? "
"Saya tentu akan kembali ke Italia jadi saya mungkin akan melihat dia dua atau tiga kali setahun. Ini adalah apa yang Anda inginkan, bukan? Kurang kontak dengan saya? "Dia menarik napas dalam dan alisnya berkerut. Dua atau tiga kali setahun? Itu semua waktu dia ingin menghabiskan waktu dengan seorang anak yang setengah miliknya? Dia membuka matanya dan membalas tatapannya tepat.
"Seperti saya katakan sebelumnya, Anda menjadi cukup murah hati tapi itu semua diperdebatkan pula karena saya tidak punya niat untuk memiliki bayi dengan Anda!"
"Kau yang sangat kekanak-kanakan, Theresa, "ia memperingatkan pelan.
"Tidak, aku akhirnya membuat keputusan saya sendiri. Sampai titik ini dalam hidup saya, semuanya telah memutuskan untuk saya ... pernikahan ini tidak akan terjadi jika ayah saya tidak memutuskan bahwa Anda akan membuat menantu-sempurna. Setelah itu, tanggal pernikahan, tempat, kue, di mana kita akan hidup ... itu semua Anda atau ayah saya. Aku bahkan tidak bisa memilih gaun pengantin saya sendiri, "yang terakhir muncul di kecil, suara rusak yang bergetar dengan ingat percaya dan kemarahan. Ayahnya hanya memiliki gaun yang dikirim ke kamarnya dengan arah itu untuk dikenakan di hari pernikahannya, ada diskusi dan tidak ada pilihan.
"Satu-satunya alasan aku Lisa sebagai pengiring pengantin adalah karena ayah saya dianggap sesuai untuk saya sepupu pertama yang berada di pesta pernikahan. Kalau dia hanya teman, aku ragu dia harus sesuai dengan tagihan! "
"Ternyata perut saya mendengar seseorang yang memimpin seperti merengek hidup istimewa tentang betapa mengerikan hidupnya, Anda sudah manja dan Anda pernah memiliki segala sesuatu yang bisa dibeli dengan uang ... "
"Kecuali cinta, khususnya cinta suami saya dan cinta ayahku ... ternyata aku tidak cukup layak itu."
"Kau mengasihani diri sendiri dan aku mendapatkan sakit itu. "
"Ya, aku mengasihani diri sendiri," dia mengakui pahit. "Dan itu sangat membebaskan. Di masa lalu semua saya lakukan adalah menerima segala sesuatu yang Anda dan ayah saya telah dished ... berpikir itu banyak saya dalam hidup, bahkan berpikir saya pantas mendapatkannya; jika dua orang kuat seperti Anda pikir saya tidak layak cinta dan hormat, maka yang saya berbeda? Tapi aku mulai menyadari bahwa aku bukan satu salah di sini. Aku bukan orang dengan cacat kepribadian ... setidaknya motif saya untuk menikah Anda jujur; Aku bodoh percaya aku mencintaimu. Anda yang kurang dari bintang, bukan? Mereka tentu tidak ada hubungannya dengan cinta. "
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