At first, I thought it would be a nasty one. Khalil's pasts have caught up on him, and someone definitely wanted to use that to dole out their punishment. There will be bloodshed, and all of the hanging (literally 'gantung', ha) questions will finally be answered. But turns out, it was not as brutal as that. Khalil, in fact, he did have to face everything he had done in the past and let go, and I think it was a perfect conclusion for all this.

As always, Nadia Khan strikes.

Still mad pissed at Penerbit Haru for not translating this one. Now I have to rely on jastipan to get my hands on this book.