Called Happy His Son Do Violence, Chintami Atmanegara Reveals Deanni Ivanda's True Nature: Difficult to Talk to

Kapanlagi.com - Chintami Atmanegara finally spoke up about the news of her son, Dio Alif Utama, who allegedly assaulted a woman named Deanni Ivanda. Chintami admitted that Deanni is Alif's friend and lives in their house.

When met at her residence in Permata Hijau, South Jakarta, on Wednesday (9/9), Chintami Atmanegara once again recounted when she agreed to let Deanni Ivanda stay in her house because she felt sorry for her, as the woman had no place to live.

"So actually, Alif and I wanted to help. Now, everyone is facing difficulties due to layoffs, everyone is looking for a job," said Chintami Atmanegara.

"So if she wants to stay at my house as it is, I see Alif's good intention to help his friend. But the person being helped doesn't know how to behave," she continued.

1. Impolite

Chintami Atmanegara also considers Deanni to be an impolite child, even Deanni never says goodbye when leaving and often comes home in the morning. Chintami Atmanegara also mentioned that she has given Deanni a job as an admin in her boutique, but this woman, who is usually called Dea, often neglects her duties because she cannot wake up early.

"That night she left as usual, without permission, and never greeted when she came back. She would leave for two days and come back whenever she wanted without permission. As an admin, she should be on duty at 8 in the morning, but every morning when her room was knocked, there was no response," said the ex-wife of Oddie Agamn.

In addition, Chintami Atmanegara could never communicate well with Alif's friend, so as a parent, she intends to guide her towards the right path. Because of this, Chintami Atmanegara is uncomfortable with Deanni, who has been staying at her house for three months.

"It's difficult to have a conversation with her, she takes a long time to respond when called. Where is Dea? I have advised her, one day she will become a mother, I advised her bla bla bla, but every time I talk, her response is always 'so what should I do?' So if she continues to stay at home, there is a sense of worry and fear. I don't know what might happen, I'm afraid that if something undesirable happens, I will be implicated because I have accepted someone like her," she said.

2. Speak Nicely

At that time, Chintami Atmanegara tried to speak nicely to persuade Deanni to find another place to live. However, Deanni became emotional and threatened to sell her kidney.

"So I called, Aunt Dea, I'm sorry, it's not Aunt's intention, but the room she occupied is my sewing room. I said I couldn't stay here, so please consider, maybe you can stay at your aunt's house or at your uncle's house. Then she said 'Aunt, do you know where I can sell my kidney?' I want to send money to my mom. So do I have to leave now, aunt?"," Chintami Atmanegara imitated Deanni's high-pitched tone.

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