Dream - Have you ever bought fried food and the seller wrapped it using used exam paper, job application letter, or newspaper? The habit of fried food sellers wrapping their merchandise with random paper is indeed unique and beyond reason. Some sellers have started to be a little more advanced by shaping the used paper into neater packaging. However, most of them use it as a base. What rarely happens is that the paper used to wrap it contains secrets that should be kept tightly.

Then below it appears the name of an account with the handle Andianz. Right below the account name, there is a quite provocative word, mentioning 'lies'. Feeling curious about its content, the person then unfolds the wrapping paper of the fried food they are holding. As soon as the paper is unfolded, there is a writing that is suspected to be a conversation about the figure of Andianz.

Apparently, the writing originated from a woman who was confronting a married man. The woman in the conversation asked for clarity on the man's wife's status, whom she referred to as "Bapak" (a term of respect for a married man). It turns out that the paper used to wrap the fried fritters (bala-bala) is evidence of an affair between a wife and someone else's husband.

According to the woman, because of Sri Wiyanti, she often becomes a victim of domestic violence by her husband. Even more surprising, Sri Wiyanti admitted to the woman that she and her husband, Mr. Bapak, are no longer in harmony. That's why she had an affair with the husband of the woman who confronted Mr. Bapak in that chat application.

"The father's wife has also said that you and your wife are not harmonious.. I and my child are the ones who suffer, sir...," the woman continued. The woman even revealed evidence that Sri Wiyanti not only called or sent messages, but had already dared to meet with her lover. "Both of them have dared to meet. The father's wife has dared to come and meet my husband here..," concluded the woman. Instead of getting angry at the woman, the father actually hopes that the Andianz account is truly his wife."

The moment of opening the package of bala-bala fritters, which contains a story about infidelity, has invited various comments from netizens. "The question is, where did the Bala-Bala vendor get that paper? How can it be used for packaging?" "Ah, that's nothing compared to how often I buy wrapped uduk rice, it's a NATIONAL SECRET, so scary to open it 😂." "Printing evidence for the court, only to be leaked by the fried food seller."