Catastrophe In Old House

A New Day With New Problems

During the trip as much as possible Rani did not show her anxiety. He continued to concern himself with the little Qur'an that was in his bag. Rani continued to read it, giving her a calmness in her own heart.

Like Rani's hope, the ghost is no longer tangled in the windshield of the car.

"Has he gone?" ask Rani.

"Who went deck?" Risa looked towards her sister.

"Hmm, no brother," Rani was a little irritated in her heart. Should she start a conversation first, only her two brothers responded?. They really aren't good at making big sister's relationship!

Though the time in the forest they were so familiar and protective of each other, should when one was in new danger their relationship could be close? I don't know who knows.

Rani did not want to make a sense of resentment fill her heart, she returned to reading the scriptures, threw away all her complicated thoughts and focused on this beautiful worship.

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"It's a shame we've arrived" Mama said hello to her three children who are busy with their own activities. Mama smiled with satisfaction when she saw the youngest focus on reading the Qur'an unlike her brother who had plunged into cyberspace.

"Udah, let's go down first, okay?" Dad opened the car door and made the wind that was blowing from outside greet them.

They arrived home already midnight, it seemed like there was a windstorm here. It blew quite fiercely, making the cold greet their bodies.

"Cold, Rani comes in first, which house keys is Ma?" Rani held out her right hand asking for the key.

After getting the key, she ran small towards the door. No matter what other people are lifting things.

"Don't you help me deck? There are many who want to be brought in" Risa said as she lifted two suitcases.

"Rani was a child, could not carry a heavy-weight, heheh," without feeling guilty he walked into the kitchen intending to take water.

After Risa who pulled her suitcase towards the youngest sister, huh, she tried to get used to Rani's spoiled behavior that began to recur.

Just now Rani wanted to gulp the water, but the glass in her hand first slid towards the floor.

PRAANGS..

Risa who heard that ran towards Rani, anxious face was already clearly drawn on her face.

"Why deck?" He pulled both of Rani's shoulders to face towards her.

But the question is only silent, with the view still focused towards the bottom.

Rani's face that had been touched turned pale as if she had just seen a ghost.

...Wait, ghost?...

"You see ghosts?" Ask Risa carefully.

Once again Rani just kept quiet, she did not answer a word.

"Gluck! Answer brother!" Risa began to raise her tone, making the person outside walk in check what was happening.

"eeh? Anu's.... Rani is okay, Rani cleanin used to be scattered glass," Rani tried not to look at her brother.

And he also did not hold his head up, Rani crouched down, picking up the broken glass. Although now Rani only focused on staring at the scattered glass, but the wet and pale feet she could still see. Just standing, but so close to him.

"Here you go, let your brother clean, you go to the room if you are tired? Rest up! Tomorrow at school," Risa stroked Rani's head and pulled her sister's hand to stand up.

"Okay sister," Rani walked quickly towards her room adjacent to the kitchen.

He immediately locked the door to his room. Even if he knew, whether he wanted to be in the key or not, the ghost would still be able to enter.

"Why are you pale like that? Are you afraid of me?" Rani also locked the door.

The voice from behind greeted him!

'Fucking ghost! Why follow me so far anyway!'

"Roman! Why silence?" The ghost brought her head closer to Rani, so that Rani could feel the wet hair of the ghost touching her shoulder.

"Sway! I'm going to bed! Don't bother me!," Rani walked hurriedly towards the bed. He tried to ignore the ghost who kept staring at him with those red eyes.

"You have to help me! You promised me that!" The ghost approached Rani.

This time, Rani could not help her disgust.

"I never promised you!, Get rid of it!," Rani took the headset on her nightstand.

He played the song and let the ghost nag alone.

'Speak as you please! I won't listen!'