Aluna Syahira Mahardika (Home or just a HOUSE?)
Chapters 19. H Olympic Day.
Today alternately, the sun appears timidly and illuminates the whole world slowly and sends its warmth through its light. Its bright light enters into a girl's room through the sidelines of the curtains that are preparing in front of the mirror.
The girl was preparing to head to the race. Aluna was ready and was checking her bag again afraid that the book she would learn left behind especially today was Olympic day and was very important for her.
After making sure if his things are not left behind. He immediately went down and had breakfast with his family, as usual every time he would be Olympic his father would take him to the destination where he was racing.
Aluna joined the others and immediately ate her breakfast. He did not care about the others and chose to finish his meal even though he continued to be stared at cynically by his sister.
It didn't take long for them to finish their meal. Aluna who had finished was about to rise from her seat but was stopped by her mother.
"Aluna, you have to get this one-time champion! Don't let you can't get it, look at your sister who always gets her one-time champion! As a kaka you should be ashamed of your own sister!" sarcas the mother while stroking Adira's head Aluna's step-sister.
Aluna only sighed while rolling her eyeballs. Then he immediately left the dining room rather than he had to continue hearing his mother's hurtful words, even though he was used to it still felt sick.
Aluna put on her shoes outside while waiting for her father. After wearing his shoes to coincide with Aluna's father out with Adira. Aluna's father immediately pulled out the car and told his two children to get into the car.
As usual Aluna sat in the back, not for what reason. He preferred to be in the back even though at first his father always refused to sit next to him. After boarding the car, the car slowly walked and left the residence Mahardika.
"Olympics this time the place is different, because Adira school is closer to Adira's father first," said Aluna's father looking at Aluna through the rearview mirror.
Aluna did not answer, she only focused on the book she was holding. While heading on the way to the place where he race Aluna reread and learn it so that later he was not wrong in answering the question.
Not long after that they arrived at Adira's school. Adira and Aluna attended different schools, more precisely Adira attended international schools while she was just an ordinary famous school.
After delivering Adira they immediately headed to the Olympic venue Aluna. Incidentally the Olympics started at ten but the participants should have been at the location at eight in the morning.
After traveling for about fifteen minutes, they reached the location. Aluna went down first and followed her father to make sure Aluna came to her teacher.
Aluna in between until the gate and had been waited by some of his teachers there. Before Aluna headed to her teacher, Aluna's father advised Aluna and Again not to lose to the other participants.
"Remember, don't lose! Dad left," after saying that Aluna's father immediately left before meeting Aluna's teacher.
Aluna was used to it and the teachers at her school understood her. Aluna approached the principal and the principal gave Aluna a sequence number and attached it to the girl's uniform.
"Are you ready, son?" asked the headmaster to Aluna who only answered a nod.
Then they immediately entered the Olympic venue because the opening ceremony was about to begin and expected the students to attend the opening ceremony.
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When Aluna was on the podium and snatched the answer from the opponent he saw someone who was very familiar to him. The girl immediately approached her teacher and she thought Gama was a stranger to her.
With ease Gama said hello to Aluna when it was exposed to scolding by the headmaster. Aluna sat down beside Gama and took the water that was in the man's hand.
"Gosh, that's mine. Yours is in that bag" said Gama pointing at a bag.
"I'm thirsty to know, you can take a new one" said Aluna spent the water in the bottle.
"Aiss these two of you, you too Gama why did you get away from the security guard and come here?" the principal was frustrated and asked.
"Oh I put a motorbike in the front shop of the school sir, I continue to permit photocopies of the task," replied Gama without guilt.
"God! Only this time you're like this! You still have business maybe a little afternoon just come back here and you Gama take care of Aluna while the father is not there," said the headmaster resigned and asked Gama for help.
Gama brandishes his two mothers and lets the headmaster go. Aluna who heard that was amazed why the headmaster let one of his students skip and instead told him to accompany her.
"The head of the school ran out of what? How can it be that good?" ask Aluna to Gama.
"Now I don't know either, oh yeah, when's your turn?" answer Gama and ask Aluna.
"About twenty minutes, after these two rounds will go into the final round," replied Aluna and re-opened her book.
"Ouh alright, Aluna spirit! But didn't you feel dizzy answering that question on the podium?" sahut Gama and asked again.
"No I'm used to it," replied Aluna briefly densely and clearly.
Gama who heard that was speechless anymore, Aluna in serious mode was hard to get the girl to joke around. Twenty minutes later, Aluna's name was called back. Aluna and Gama who heard that immediately headed to the field.
Arriving on the pitch Gama cheered Aluna on before the girl climbed onto the podium and prayed for the girl to enter the final round and win this competition.
"Excite, I know you can. Do not lose to them," said Gama cheered.
"Yes for sure" replied Aluna and Aluna climbed to the podium with high confidence.
Gama looks at Aluna with a smile, occasionally the man takes a photo of the girl when about answering questions from the presenter and the jury before him.
"Ah was so jealous of Aluna, if I were as smart as Aluna maybe I could have made my own private jet," muttered Gama staring enviously at Aluna while fantasizing.
