Beautiful, How is Minder?
Accidentally
Home from school, as usual Aish waiting for the invitation of the driver of a million people in front of his school gate. The clock shows two fewer numbers. What a hot afternoon.
A black sports bike with its noise suddenly stopped in front of Aish waiting for the driver to arrive.
Aish was astonished by the motorcycle's suspension, because the rider was wearing a full face helmet, black hodie jacket, but his pants were gray. Must be a schoolboy too.
A moment of silence, the guy opened his full face helmet, it turned out to be Hendra. Aish smiled to see his friend stop.
"Gue anterine?" ask Hendra.
"No need Hen, I just ride the angkot as usual. Thank you for nawarin" said Aish.
"It saddens me that Lo nolak"
"It's okay, Hen, I wear a long skirt anyway. Intar if you ride this lo motorbike, I certainly sit next to it, the boncegan of this lo motorbike is very high. Horrified by my altitude, hehe" said Aish refused subtly, because the mother forbade Aish not to hang out much with boys, because the mother was still traumatized by Aish's older brother first.
"Alesan is really you. But if you don't want to be taken, I wait until Lo dapet angkot deh" said Hendra while opening his helmet and turning off the motorbike.
"Where is Ai?" ask Hendra again.
"On Kenanga Road, Flower village there. Deket right, but tired also when walking" replied Aish.
"Actually if you want me anterin daritadi nih, it has arrived" said Hendra.
"It's okay Hen, I really don't feel good if ngrepotin lo".
"A lot of you are afraid of your boyfriend, aren't you?".
"What a girlfriend, there's no boyfriend" Aish said.
"Oos... I know, bokap you must be angry if you know you're dianterin same guy huh?".
"Yes, I must be sad, because I can only see but can not rebuke me. Because my bokap is already in heaven" Aish said with a smile.
"Oh, sori I don't know" said Hendra feeling guilty.
"Nyantai only time. No need to be melow gini" said Aish.
"But it is better to lose the person we love but can remember in prayer than to lose the affection in the heart of the person we love, which we can still meet" Hendra said softly
"Lo said muter-muter Hen, I don't understand" said Aish smiling silly because Hendra who digress.
"Hahaha, I don't understand my own words either. No need to talk about it anymore. Angkot you have come. Angkot 07, right?" ask Hendra.
"Yes, that's right. Yaudah I first huh Hen, see you tomorrow in class" said Aish cheerfully as usual.
Aish entered angkot after a ria worship with hendra. While Hendra waited until Aish entered properly in the angkot, and left after feeling his beautiful friend was fine.
Arriving in front of his alley, Aish got down and prepared to cross the road after paying student fares to the driver.
The car stopped when it found Aish who had fallen because of her actions. Walk back carefully to see the condition of the person who was hit.
Aish was still complaining of the pain of falling. The driver came down to see the condition of his victim.
"Lo's okay?" asked Richard who turned out to be Aish's classmate.
"Lo can't be careful if you bring a car. Danger knows not speeding on the road like that" said Aish trying to get up from his seat.
"It's lucky I dodged it in time. If not already in heaven the time I am now" he continued nagging while looking for his cellphone that was inserted into the uniform pocket.
"That's why I broke because of Lo nih anyway, dead again nih hape. Aduuhhh how dong" said Aish observed his phone after learning that it had fallen when Aish reflex jumped to the edge of the road during the incident.
"Part of why it's so quiet the road, really no one saw you almost hit me" Aish still nagging.
Suddenly a hot girl gets out of the same car that Richard is in, which is Richard's girlfriend from a different school.
"Hape ugly is like you've been dramatizing. Lo pingin guy I feel guilty keep changing your junk lo it?" said Richard's girlfriend's snob.
" Yes, this lo guy is wrong so I fell, but you don't have to worry about me asking for compensation. I will not ask for compensation. You go there, block my way. I've gone there on, husss..husss.." said Aish as he glared.
"But Mil, I was wrong. I should have taken responsibility" said Richard, who is usually very talkative.
"We went to the hospital, Aishyah, I was antherin to your house after I changed your hape" he continued.
"No, thank you. Lo anter aja lo girl who snags" said Aish refused.
But Emily, Richard's girlfriend did not accept Aish's words instead wanted to pull Aish hijab. Aish, whose reflexes are good, immediately fends off Emily's hand and twists her, just as she did with Reno back then.
Like Dejavu, Richard had to see two short-bodied men attacking each other. And this time he did not stay still, with a slight push on Aish's body, so let go of the hand lock. Because Aish who was still in pain when she fell.
"How dare you be the same girl, sissy emang lo" Aish cursed Richard whose arms are now held spoiled by his girlfriend.
"Lo tuh shameless, girl kok bar-bar" replied Emily.
"Mending me the bars rather than Lo kegatelan" Aish replied as she hobbled off from enduring the pain in her p.a.n.t.a.t
"Wait a minute, I'll go to Aisyah's doctor" Richard said.
"No, it's not important. Go both there. Eneg I see a child is dating" Emily glared at Aish's words.
"Dadah baby, don't have to deal with a poor girl like her" said Emily spoiled but heard by Aish.
Aish became furious at Emily's behavior, so while still limping, she turned around and prepared to nag at the strange girl.
"Heh listen yes miss rich snobs, I better be poor but have self-esteem and manners than do the rich but poor morals and ethics. Man is not seen by his wealth, but his knowledge. People like Lo tuh signify that the knowledge is shallow. Still deeper in the gutter in front of my house than your brain. Tau?" aish said loudly but still sounded orderly and structured, silencing Emily's mouth.
After saying that, Aish actually went by. Left Richard who even tried to understand the meaning of Aish's speech. And even embedded in his eyes the speech of the hijab and beautiful girl.
