Charm Duda Ganteng But Jutek

Chapter 6

I carried out four rakaats before the magrib. It was near the college where I studied. Age matters do not need to think about, the important thing is that I seriously get the knowledge that will be useful for my future.

While waiting for azan magrib, I opened a book that will be the theme of today's course.

Not mean kegantengan, I choose to wear a mask in teaching and learning activities in the campus classroom.

But, yes it is.intinya., I just want to avoid the incident as it has been.

After a while, the azan magrib reverberated. I did my three rakaats. After that, I walked to my class.

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Amara wears casual clothes, not forgetting a backpack containing several books and also her laptop.

"Mara, where are you going, son?", asked her mother.

"Mara has been on long leave, today there are courses that Mara must follow. The teacher had already chatted me."

"But you just came home from abroad, aren't you tired?"

"Capek anyway, but later coming home from campus straight to sleep is also tired ilang."

"But you haven't seen me yet, son!"

''I'll be home later, I'll be home too."

"Yes, be careful on the road. Bring a car, right?"

"Ngga ah mam, ride a motorbike only. Too bad not to wear it."

"Dear, be careful!"

"Yes Mam, bye mam!", Amara heads to the garage to pick up her motorbike. Previously, he had asked his guards to heat the motor every day as long as he was not at home.

"Sir Ujang! Open the door!", cried Amara. Mr. Ujang opened the door for him.

"Thank you Mr. Ujang!", said Amara.

"Sama-sama Non!", said Pak Ujang. Amara motorbike is free to go to campus. When Pak Ujang will close the gate, it turns out his master came home. Mr. Ujang also reopened the gate.

"Jang, who's got Amara's bike?", asked Amara.

"That's sir, non Amara", replied Ujang.

"When did he come home?"

"So it's noon sir!"

"Mami!", call Amara's papi, Rahardi Kusuma.

"What the hell is pap, back and forth yelling so?"

"Your youngest son came home this afternoon, now he's gone again is that it?"

"Sabar dong pap, Mara has been on a long pap leave of absence. His lecturer ngechat said Mara could attend the course today. Anyway, this is not the desire papi who asked Amara to continue S2 business?" said Mami Amara, Kirana.

"But Mara hasn't even found papi yet?"

"Late night he'll come home with Pi, see you. Tomorrow he's still off. You can talk all day."

Rahardi entered his room to clean up. Despite his age, he is still actively running his business. He hoped his youngest daughter would continue his business, but the youngest was from childhood already looks different. Not the business world he was in, but the military. Which even from hereditary there are no members of his family who are in that field. Because of his affection for the youngest, they allowed Amara to continue his ideals. But on condition that one day, Mara must continue her family business. Because his two older brothers already have their own parts.

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Amara's Picex motorbike has landed in the campus parking lot. Not too many when compared to the afternoon class. Because most of those who take night classes are busy during the day. Amara!

The shoulder-haired girl was carrying her backpack. Classes are starting in ten minutes. So he could just casually head to his classroom.

His hands were focused on holding onto his backpack's strap, but his eyes were only pointing towards the floor. So he doesn't know if he's gonna hit somebody.

Bruckk....

His tall body hit someone who was carrying a pile of books.

He apologized and helped pick up the falling books.

"Sorry!", said Amara sincerely.

Because there was nothing to say, Amara looked up at the person in front of her. He handed the book to the man who covered his face with a mask.

"Sorry!", repeated Amara.

"I'm sorry too!", said the man. He left Amara just like that.

"So, instead of thanks!", muttered Amara as she passed from there.

The man stopped stepping.

"Thank you!", he said quite loudly. Amara stopped her steps as well. He turned around at the man, but it seemed that the man had just passed by.

"The freak!", muttered Amara. He walked back to his class a few steps away.