COBBY

Concretes

Purbo wipes the body Early using warm water. He gently rubbed his neck, his back and his wife's armpits. Early smile smiled to himself, paying attention to Purbo's face that looked anxious and worried.

"Why smile smile?" asked Purbo after finishing washing Dini's back.

"Hmmm, I was just as if you were paying attention to me as a gini," replied Dini spoiled.

"Aren't I paying attention all this time?" sergeant Purbo.

"Yes tolerable. From 1 to 10 you give me a 5," said Dini.

"That's really low Din. Am I not paying attention to you? I forgot the problem" Purbo said, dipping a small towel in his hand into a basin filled with warm water.

"You're the most considerate man I've ever met Kok Mas" Dini replied with a smile.

Dini looked back at Purbo's face. He touched and rubbed Purbo's jaw which looked strong and firm.

"Don't pout. I don't pa pa kok Mas," said Dini with the look of his eyes that glare.

"We need to go to the doctor. I'm worried about your condition Yang. Cook yes arrived lemes that," persuaded Purbo so that Dini willing to check the content to the doctor.

"I'm not pa pa Mas. Really deh. Old pregnant people are kayak gini. Easy tired," answered Dini reassured her already anxious husband.

"Yes means from now on you don't have to ketapek an Yang. Relax and relax at home. If you need anything, call me. Kayak yesterday njemur clothes is the task of Mak Nah, so yes let Mak Nah just who ngerjain. Including the food napiapin is also the task of Mak Nah," grumbled Purbo.

"I'm just helping you. It's a pity that everyone has to be their own. After all, being able to serve the husband is one of the pride of a wife. I'm happy to be a good wife to you Mas" Dini argued.

"There's still plenty of time to serve me Yang. The most important goal right now is your health and that of our baby" Purbo pokes a mole at the tip of his nose.

"By the way I'm annoyed and disappointed half to death with Mak Nah. It's late afternoon, but he hasn't come back yet. Maybe Mbah Modo used to be his employer, but must remember dong now he serves in our family," continued Purbo annoyed.

"Let Mas. It has also been a long time Mak Nah not sowan to Mbah Modo," said Dini calming.

"It can't be dong. It is called responsibility and duty must be done. Look now, when he's needed, he's not even home. Hot water runs out, food runs out. I think we need to find a 'freak' that is more intent in working," Purbo strongly objected.

Several times Purbo did feel disappointed with the performance of Mak Nah. Purbo also felt Dini was too obedient with his domestic assistant.

"Mas, you can't get angry like this," Dini tried to calm down.

"Why can't you?" ask Purbo.

"We have to respect others. Especially the older ones. Who has given time to take care of our daily needs," said Dini advising Purbo.

"By reminding someone of their duties and obligations, it does not mean that we do not respect them. When Mak Nah is ready to accept this job, she should take full responsibility Yang. And is he responsible for going from morning to evening, leaving you in this state? If this is the case, the presence or absence of Mak Nah does not affect our household life. If so, wouldn't it be better for us to look for a more intent 'freak?" Purbo looks really irritated.

"But Mas, Mak Nah it's very meritorious for me. For me, Mak Nah is like a mother," said Dini.

"I'll give Mak Nah a chance. If until the performance like this continues, then after our child is born I will dismiss it," threatened Purbo.

"I'll tell him later Mas," said Dini.

"No. Let me talk to him later," Purbo said quickly.

Dini still looks less satisfied with Purbo's decision. As Dini was about to protest, there were footsteps on the front porch. Footsteps that sound rushed.

"Madam, who dug . .," Mak Nah entered Dini's room in a hurry. When he saw that Purbo was in the room, he did not continue his question to Dini.

"Mrs why?" ask Mak Nah when she sees Dini lying on the bed.

Purbo cleared his throat for a while then stood up from his seat. He approached Mak Nah with a gaze full of anger.

"Mom, come with me!" purbo lirih said, but full of emphasis.

"Okay sir" Mak Nah looked down. He understood that his master was angry.

Just shut up this time. There was nothing to do when she saw the fiery glare of her husband's eyes.

Mak Nah walked on Purbo. Under the flashing living room chandelier for a moment, Purbo crossed while his right leg tapped on the floor of the house made of cement.

"Mr Nah?" call Purbo.

"Falem Tuan," Mak Nah bowed before Purbo.

"Where's the whole day?" ask Purbo briefly.

"I am from the house of Mbah Modo Tuan. Incidentally Mbah Modo asked me to help. I don't feel good about rejecting it" replied Mak Nah.

"Before, I was very grateful to the njenengan who had accompanied Me and Dini. But today it disappointed me. Suddenly his condition was weak. And njenengan did not also go home. We desperately need help. I actually want to immediately dismiss Mak's njengan. I'm sorry, I'm saying 'bloko suto', frankly. But Dini is very good to give a chance. I hope this is your last warning. Next time, if the trend is not clear and there is no when needed I will immediately give severance and look for a new 'rewang!" gertak Purbo.

"Sorry Mister. I promise, mistakes like this will not be repeated again," replied Mak Nah while continuing to look down.

"Immediately prepare a meal for Dini Mak," Purbo sighed then walked back inside the room, leaving Mak Nah who was still bowed in the middle of the living room.

After her employer entered the room, Mak Nah raised her face. Highlight sharp eyes with reddened eyeballs. Both hands clenched tightly and shook violently. While his mouth grinned showing a row of eerie blackened teeth.

"If it wasn't for the baby, I would have clawed out your mouth, Purbo! Just wait!" murmured Mak Nah, moving her fingers as if she was clawing something.

Mak Nah sighed, and the creepy face changed back to how it was. The friendly and attentive face of an old woman. Then, Mak Nah stepped her feet towards the kitchen.

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