BUNCHES

CHAPTER 29

Ujang increasingly do not understand, with what is happening at this time. His face looked even more dull when he arrived at his hometown. How not, he had to lose his own wife so that his whereabouts were unknown to date.

Ujang looked like a dazed man, looking for Mori's whereabouts around his family's mansion. It was unthinkable to think of yourself for losing a wife so quickly.

In the afternoon, the sun was very high illuminating his hometown, Ujang was in an old house that was not far from his family's house. Of course, accompanied by Sida who also felt worried about his Japanese daughter-in-law.

They came to Datuk Sati's house, which was the tip there. The old man who had a dark stature, even looked like a very fierce person, was scraping his teeth with a small stick of bidi, and screeched in every direction.

Sida let out a long sigh, she continued her intention to ask her missing daughter-in-law through Datuk Sati's inner eyes.

"Baa Tuak.... kamano rathernyo batino Jopang tu? Lah duo day we indak mancaliak nyo!" (How about Tuk, where did the Japanese woman go? We haven't found him in two days!) tanya Sida made a stand before Datuk Sati.

Datuk Sati picked up the plate, and some of the flowers located not far from them sat down, occasionally glancing towards Ujang with question marks. However, he as a person who was well-respected in the area, could only be silent without saying much.

His eyes were fixed on Sida, "Dima Uman?" (Where's Uman?)

Sida replied with a quivering voice, "Uman again in the rice field, Tuak! Lah duo hari nyo ndak ka rice fields. Bakpo caronyo beko we iduik!" (Uman is in Datuk's paddy field! He hasn't been to the fields for two days. How will we live!)

Datuk Sati simply nodded, she turned her eyes to Ujang. The man who was the husband of the missing woman Mori looked very misbehaved, as Datuk's eyes looked at him very fixedly.

Just issued one question to Ujang, "Ba'a dek ndak know ang, kama bini ancak tu pai? Come on, come home, lei....!" (Why don't you know where your beautiful wife went? Come home again..!!).

Hearing the words of Datuk Sati, making Ujang and Sida look at each other not understanding, how could a village elder, not want to continue the search for his wife?

Minang bloody man grew up feeling upset, how could he not help the search for his wife Mori. Is that what should be said as an tip? Even people who are very much appreciated in their village are not willing to help. It was even as if Ujang was the one who knew very well where Mori was.

They hurried to leave Datuk Sati's residence, returning to his parents' mansion. Ujang contacted Mori's family, to inform them that they had arrived at his residence a few days ago.

With various lies that Ujang did to cover up Mori's loss, so that his wife's parents did not feel worried. Of course this became an initial lie created by Ujang in front of Sida the Mother.

Sida was a little surprised, because Ujang had the heart to lie to the Mori family in Japan. Making the middle-aged woman pat the boy's shoulder rough.

"Bana and baduto! No good, I know you!" (Often you lie! Not good, you know?) sida's Strict on Ujang.

Ujang hugged Sida's body, he did not want to argue with the Mother, because he had to do it so that both parents Mori did not feel worried about their favorite daughter.

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Nohara Edogawa, commonly called Mori. Very beautiful young woman, fell in love with Ujang when she first met the man from West Sumatra. Several times the beautiful girl forced the native Indonesian man to do things that are strictly forbidden in his religion.

However, every time Ujang refused, Mori increasingly force to do all just because of the feeling of love that he felt towards the bloody man Minang.

Of course, Mori's parents did not want to accept Ujang as a son-in-law, because the local man was only a factory worker and did not have a decent place to live.

Several times Ujang had to suffer in Hiroshima, so he ventured to propose, and decided immediately to marry a beautiful woman who had given her the beauty of the paradise of the world.

The love that Ujang has, is just a normal feeling that is felt by two people because they need one another and the other.

The luck that sided with him, after one month of their marriage Mr. Edogawa gave Mori and Ujang the freedom to live in one of their family-owned mansions with all the amenities they had.

Sure, Ujang's life changed in a matter of seconds. The man who used to be hated the most by Mr. Edogawa, is now a Sultan who is very much appreciated.

A private company managed by Mori, automatically switches in Ujang's grasp. Suddenly all became a tremendous surprise for Ujang after receiving one unlimited black card for him to use, in order to buy whatever he wanted.

Very different from the condition of both parents in his village, life is lacking and even growing in poverty.

Ujang is really like Malin, the story of Malin who went to marry a rich and honorable woman.

However, he is not a man who will forget the Mother because he has abundant treasures that are willing to forget just like the two parents who have taken care of him even give all the abundant love matchless.

Ujang pleaded with Mr. Edogawa to take Mori to his native Indonesia. West Sumatra, more precisely Arau which has extraordinary natural beauty, has never even been stepped on by the Mori family including Mr. Edogawa.

With great consideration, several agreements had to be signed before taking Mori to fly with him.

The main condition that Mr. Edogawa expressed, 'do not until anyone knows who Mori and his wife's extended family who is a famous person in Japan'.

According to Ujang, it was a very easy condition for him to be fulfilled, as the first daughter-in-law who was loved by the Japanese girl.

Mori's love for Ujang is very different from the others. The Indo man was very kind and polite, even he was willing to do anything to make Mori happy, during the relationship with the sweet black man, never one bit Ujang betrayed Mori, she said, or be rude to him.

Ujang is the most loyal man even though he has been struggling with wealth.

However, all of Ujang's love story drama does not end like Malin Kundang who was cursed to stone by his mother. He had to lose his wife the first time he set foot in his own homeland.

BHUUU....!

BHUUU.....!

KREEK.....!

PRAAAAK....!

There was the sound of a long sword slash, which was cutting something somewhere dark, even drenched in blood.

"Jiang....!!!" shouted the middle-aged woman when she saw the body of the burly man covered in blood.