CONFINEMENT

CH 121 - KALAM CINTA SANG KEMBARA PART II

"Here! wait, Dis!" muhibbin shouted at Disya, which passed between the rice fields, saw the girl running while crying in the distance.

Muhibbin immediately headed to Surau An Nur which is not far from the place, the young man seemed to rush to take his train that was leaning on the white Surau fence.

In the wood of his iron mount as hard as possible to catch up with Disya who has been lost behind the trees on the edge of the rocky dirt road.

The atmosphere of Dusk is increasingly dim indicating Sandikala has been seen at the west end with a red copper light.

Scattering pedals and chains between the wheels of the wind train could be heard rubbing, Muhibbin still pedaled his wind train in a loud disregard, while the atmosphere of the evening began to slip blocking the visibility of the young man.

"Him!"

"But!" Muhibbin was still shouting on the iron vehicle he was riding but still did not see the lover in between the streets he had driven.

For a moment, Muhibbin stopped the train,

"Where's There?"

"Was he able to run so fast that I didn't see him all the way?" muhibbin in the Heart.

The young man was seen reversing the direction of his train heading to Surau An Nur back, in the slowly descending path leading to Surau An Nur hoping to meet the idol.

But until he returned to Surau An Nur, he still did not get Disya.

"Oh God, where are you, Dis?"

"You worry me." Muhibbin muttered back, from his face seemed anxious about the existence of his fiancee Disya.

Back the young man went down the hill where Surau An Nur was, the day was getting darker, in his wood back iron mounts.

While among the thickets of bushes behind the trees that Muhibbin had passed and was not realized by the young man, some hooded men covered their faces sneaking into hiding to observe Muhibbin who had passed away.

One of the men was seen clutching the mouth of a woman who could only cry and wriggle trying to escape.

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At the same time in a magnificent house in the center of the city of the Beach Country,

"Mother, why are you crying again?"

"Did Tiara make a mistake, making Mother sad?" said a little girl who is none other than Pearl Rahmani to the mother.

"If you hadn't been like this and your grandfather was still around, maybe you wouldn't have suffered like this, son!" said the woman lying down and none other than Sariwati to the child.

Bullets of tears fell on his cheeks, his pale face looks thin with a pronounced jawbone bulge but does not eliminate the impression of his father's face.

Tiara was only glued next to Sariwati, wiping her tears with a handkerchief held by her.

"Tiara's okay, Mother."

"Mother doesn't have to worry about Tiara."

"We Landep and Me Iluh always pay attention and love Tiara." said the little girl innocently.

A moment of silence returned, not how long Sariwati said,

"Son, Mother is asking for help!"

"But you locked the door first."

"And bring the box under Mother's bed, can you?" pinta Sariwati on the princess.

The little girl only nodded lightly, she stepped towards the door and locked it, then her tiny body squatted down for a long time and observed towards the bottom of the mother's bed.

"There's nothing, Mother!"

"Out of a box."

"There's only one mat down here" Tiara exclaimed from under the bed.

"Yes, you get that mat out, kid!"

"later you will see a hole covered with wooden boards under it" Sariwati told Tiara.

Tiara followed what the mother said, her eyes sparkling with pleasure at a board that covered the hole as the mother said.

"I found it, Mother!" peekik Tiara glee.

Hearing the princess's joyous voice, Sariwati said,

"Direct your voice, Tiara!"

"Quick grab the box you said." exclaimed Sariwati.

"Open, boy!" said Sariwati lirih.

Tiara carefully opened the wooden box in front of her, the little girl saw a green woven cloth neatly folded inside and a small box beside her.

"There is only this cloth and this little box, Mother." he said as he held the green woven cloth with gold thread knitted on each side.

"There's a ring, Mother!" he returned to Sariwati.

Sariwati's eyes look teary again, a smile on her lips while looking at the princess.

"Give it to your mother, son!"

"The mother wanted to kiss the cloth." he exclaimed to the child, the woman who could not move her body just looked at the thing in Tiara's hand.

Slowly, Tiara put the cloth she was holding on her face, and soon saw Sariwati closing her eyes while kissing the cloth.

For a moment Sariwati recalled her last breakup with her lover and reviewed past incidents before she decided to leave Griya Manuaba residence of Resi Giri Waja.

"Bring the ring with you."

"And you'd better leave it to Nak Mas Muhibbin."

"If you are a match, one day you will be reunited by Sang Hyang widhi."

"Go if that's the decision you're gonna make, Ni Mas!"

"Arsana will accompany you to the town of Negeri Pantai." said Resi Giri Waja to Sariwati.

Sariwati just looked down sluggishly in front of the Resi.

"Moehbbin!" sariwati said unconsciously, the woman still closed her eyes and smelled the green cloth.

"Mother!"

"Mother!"

Tiara's voice broke Sariwati's daydream.

"Eh, emm! Yes, Tiara!" sariwati said when she heard the call of the child.

"Mother, mother why else?"

"Let's just say someone's name."

"Moehbbin!"

"Who is Muhibbin, Mother?" tiara asked her mother.

Sariwati looks wrong in front of the child and can only answer the potluck, he said,

"Nobody, haha."

"He's just an old friend of mother's." he stammered.

"Near!"

"The turban and the ring are for you, haha ayu!"

"But mother told Tiara."

"Take good care of both."

"Especially the ring, son!"

"The ring is a relic of your ancestors and should not fall into the hands of others."

"Keep well and don't show Tiara to anyone!"

"Is Tiara willing to keep your trust and mother's request, son?" sariwati exclaimed to the child, there was a sense of guilt in the heart of the woman when she was unable to tell the truth to the princess only wayangnya.

"Yes, mom!"

"Tiara will take care of these two things as well as possible" replied Pearl innocently.

Sariwati commented a smile on her baby,

"Now you put the wooden box back in its place."

"Close back as before, nduk!" concluded the woman and the baby obey what his mother said.

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