Ghost Restaurant

Bimo Trap

"Eh, Handi! You better not be rash, investigate before you make a decision," said Yumna trying to calm down.

"I can't stay still, I have to see him" replied Handi.

"Handie, pliss! Scold me if you don't want your brother to be sadder about your carelessness!"

Yumna's hand restrained Handi's arm, who was about to go to Mayara's bank security.

"If you do something to him, you can get into trouble" Yumna continued reassuringly.

"I don't care, let go!"

"That means you don't care about your family. What if you have a problem with the law? Your mother, your sister, who's gonna make a living for them again?"

"But the security guard must get a proper reply. Do I have to be quiet when I know the person who ended my brother's life?"

"Do you have any real evidence?"

Yumna shook Handi's arm more and more to make her aware. Handi started to shut up, not to argue anymore.

Everyone in the house began to approach Handi and Yumna, who had been heard rumbling about something.

"What's this?" asked Rey who was starting to look sultry looking at the scene in front of her.

"Eh, this is Handi. He wanted to approach the Mayara bank security earlier," explained Yumna while removing her hand from Handi's arm.

"Satpam killed Meyta's sister" said Handi.

"Maytaa.......!" her mother's cries began to break, and made her faint again.

"Tomorrow I will find a handyman to clean and repair this house. Now, we'd better get your mom home first" Rey said to help carry Meyta's mother into the car.

"Thanks, Rey!" mandi said when the car had started to go and his mother had shown a sign of rumination.

They return to Rey's house, and return to discuss the trap plan for Mayara Bank security.

****

The next morning, Rey and Yumna leave school as usual. While Handi, went to find out the existence and information about Mayara bank security with Meyta.

Meyta seemed a little scared because of the trauma she had experienced. But Yumna and Rey manage to convince him that it will not be solved if Meyta cannot brave herself.

After much information, Handi arrived in front of a rented house owned by a security guard named Bimo.

'Tok.... Tokks.... The tookkk.....'

The sound of the door rang out as Handi knocked on it. From within came the voice of the man he was looking for.

"Yes, who are you looking for?" bimo asked after opening the door.

"Is this Bimo's house? I'm Handi Ratno's friend," said Handi feigning.

Ratno is the name of the security guard who Bimo had invited to help him finish Meyta's life.

"Swstttt..... Coming, quick!"

Bimo dyed around his house, and immediately pulled Handi into his new rented house after several times moving places.

"Why, Mas?" ask Handi.

"Why are you looking for Ratno?"

"Ratno's? Uhmm.... He said he wanted to go off the island. What do you know? What's he telling you?"

"He told me, he said he didn't know anything. But suddenly asked by Bimo to check the house of a woman named Meyta who was hanging dead. But he said he suspected that Bimo's mas had killed him" the story of Handi making up for Bimo's fishing.

"Apaaa? You insolent bastard Ratno! He enjoyed it too, why throw the same mistakes me!"

"In fact, what happened? You see, Ratno said that everyone in the housing complex knew that Bimo had long liked Meyta. So he suspected something was wrong with the death," said Handi continues to provoke Bimo's confession.

With Bimo's condition in trouble with his family, plus the debt his wife left him, making a crisis in his mind Bimo increasingly peaked.

The opportunity was used by Handi to more easily incite Bimo to tell the truth. Then came when Bimo could not control his emotions to keep closing the old story that he had been harboring.

Handi is ready to record everything Bimo will talk about on his smartphone. It was right to do when Bimo began to explain the details of all the real events, so that he was not blamed alone.

At the end of the story, Bimo asks Handi to find Ratno in return for his confession. Bimo intends to ask Ratno's purpose which bestows all the blame on him himself, for having told him their secret before Handi.

"Yes, Mas. Then I say goodbye first, I will try to find Ratno's whereabouts as directed by Mas Bimo."

Handi immediately returned, to the pavilion at Rey's house. While Meyta had first slid away, because it could not hold back too long when monitoring his sister even from outside Bimo's house.

On the way home, it was already quite night. Handi is looking for public transportation that has rarely started to pass the road. A taxi started to stop in front of him.

"Sir, can you take me?" ask Handi while giving the destination address.

"Yes, Son. Please!"

"Trank you, it's common for passenger anthers till night huh, sir?" said Handi while sitting next to the driver.

"No, Son. Usually before evening has come home, but today is a bit quiet. So you just drive at night," replied the taxi driver who was easy to get along with people he just knew.

The distance to Rey's home pavilion was a little far away, it probably took about almost an hour. So along the way, they both kept joking and did not feel that it was getting late at night.

But on the way there was a young woman who stopped their car. The woman looked pale, holding her belly which had started to enlarge and slightly bleeding on both legs.

"Sir, help!" handi Prolusion.

"But, son.." said the driver who was cut off when Handi got out of the car and led the woman to sit in the back seat.

"Come sir, we're going to the nearest hospital!" bring Handi.

Unexpectedly, the woman actually said that she wanted to be delivered to the address she mentioned just to see her husband.

"But, Ma'am. We need to get to the hospital first!" said Handi insisted.

The woman continued to beg Handi and the driver to deliver to an address that was not too far from the place.

"Once, we'll take it. The distance from the hospital is further, so we meet his family first" suggested the driver.

Silence, there was no more conversation until they arrived at the intended address. But there was no life in that house. Even the yard looks very dirty, like for days never cleaned.

"This is his house, ma'am? It seems, it's been uninhabited for a long time?" ask Handi.

Handi and the driver continued to observe the situation around the empty house on his right, before they decided to get off.

"That means, am I dead?" there was the sound of the woman shaking.

Handi and the driver looked at each other, and together looked back, empty. There was no one in the back seat.