ACHARADINES

Behind the Real Facts

RADINDA'S VOICE

As a feeling, I pour it in a piece of paper.

Scratches of beautifully curled pens splitting a series of rhyme opening sentences.

Along with me brought my wild imagination, the description of the smile curve.

I don't know what substance is contained in it, so I made opium to once again look.

You are the one who can stop lara,

make it destroyed untouched sense of touch.

For the sake of the sun, who refused to make peace with the grave.

Can I admire you even in silence?

—Radinda Aprilia's

***

The sun was ringing, the leaves covered in fragrant morning dew were smelling. Evening began to fade, the sign of the sun began to show its existence.

Time has shown at 7 am. Meanwhile, Radinda still sleeps behind the bedding, after a very tiring night.

CRIING...CRIING...CRIING...

Radinda's phone rang, seen on her phone screen there was a notification of incoming messages with the contact name—Danita.

Radinda woke up, then grabbed her phone, which was on the edge of the pillow where she put it.

"You how are you? I got word from your mother, if you're back in Jakarta, huh? Later if there's time, I'll drop by your house, yeah."

That's how the message came in from his phone.

Danita is one of Radinda's best friends. They have been friends for a long time since they were in elementary school. Radinda and Danita have not seen each other for more than 4 years, since Radinda moved to live with her mother.

His love for coffee made Radinda choose to settle in Jakarta. In addition, the purpose of Radinda back to Jakarta, among others, is to continue his education in college, and also given a mandate by his father to manage one of his father's coffee shops in Jakarta.

Her mother and father no longer lived under one roof. Radinda's father and mother have been divorced since Radinda was a young boy. And now, Radinda chose to return to Jakarta, to live with her father.

Back to the position Radinda was in. Radinda began to rise from her bed, heading for the bathroom to clean her body. Then he went to the dinner table for breakfast with his father.

"Dad..." Call Radinda.

His father said along with him to chew on the peanut butter bread.

"Dad know a guy named Aksa?"

"Aksaaa..."

Radinda's father tried to remember the name her daughter asked.

"Yes, Aksa. People who come to coffee shops often. Dena said, Aksa often came to the coffee shop owned by his father. You don't know him?"

Dena is in charge and entrusted with holding Radinda—'s father's coffee shop Radinda's new friend at the coffee shop.

"Oh...Aksas. Danita's boyfriend is your best friend?"

Radinda's father throws questions, makes Radinda think for a moment, and wonders within herself.

So Aksa's Danita's boyfriend? Quickly, I invite him to meet he looks so cute. Inner says.

"What are you suddenly asking Aksa? You like it, huh, same him? Let's confess."

The smiling father showed Radinda a row of white teeth, slightly teasing her daughter.

"No, yeah, yeah."

Radinda replied slightly stammering without looking at her father. Radinda was wrong.

He just came by for a moment. Give him a cup of coffee, not a heart. Inner says.

Then Radinda grabbed the phone in her pants pocket, typing a sentence to reply to Danita—'s best friend's message.

"My news is good, Danita. I now live in Jakarta, live with my father. Long time ago, yeah, we didn't see each other, I miss you."

After Radinda found out that Aksa was the girlfriend of her best friend, her desire to get to know Aksa's figure began to fade. In reality, Aksa and Danita have been broken up for 1 month.

***

He just came by for a moment.

Give him a cup of coffee, not a heart.

—Radinda