MY BELOVED SUGAR MOMMY

"Yana! How long will you stay single? You're already thirty-five years old, but you've never introduced a man to our extended family," Mrs. Lila exclaimed to her stubborn daughter.

"Oh, come on, Mom. That isn't very pleasant! Marriage and stuff like that are far from my mind," Yana replied irritably.

"But how long are you going to be like this, Yana? Are you waiting for Fred Levin, that old man, to divorce his wife before you marry him?"

"Mom! Fred is happy with his chosen girl. I still want to be on my own, not because of him. My future has nothing to do with Fred at all. So please, Mom, let's not talk about that!" Yana snapped angrily.

Yana Ilone Handoko is an independent woman who works in her family-owned company as the financial director. She once profoundly fell in love with a male college friend named Fred. Unfortunately, he only saw her as a regular friend. There was no special relationship between them.

Since then, Yana has been heartbroken over Fred. She had kept her feelings for him for years, hoping that her best friend would see her as more than just a friend.

But it was all in vain.

Yana was even more disappointed when she heard that the man she secretly loved had married someone else.

"I don't care! If by the end of next month, you don't introduce a man to our extended family, don't blame me if I take strict action against you. I will arrange for you to be matched with a colleague's son!" Mrs. Lila threatened her daughter.

"Oh, come on, Mom! I will never agree to be arranged!" Yana tried to rebel and refute her mother's words.

"If you don't want to be arranged! Bring your partner to our house and introduce them to me, your father, and our extended family!" her mother said again.

"Why are you forcing me, Mom?"

"I don't want to hear any more excuses from you, Yana! Your father and I have been patient enough until your current age!"

"You're so annoying, Mom!" Yana shouted and started to leave her parents' house.

"Yana, where are you going? I haven't finished talking!" Mrs. Lila called out to her daughter.

But Yana ignored her mother's words. She kept walking out of the house.

The woman wanted to calm her troubled mind. Luckily, a while ago, she was invited to hang out at a bar with her friends.

Yana, who had never been to a bar before, followed her instincts this time. She vividly remembered her mother's demand for her to find a life partner, which made her mind even more chaotic.

Yana immediately drove her car through the streets of Jakarta that night. She was determined to accept her friends' invitation.

Meanwhile, at a bar in South Jakarta, a young man named Indra Aharon was celebrating his appointment as the new CEO of his family-owned company.

The man invited several business associates and colleagues to gather together at