Glass Flakes

Move School

"Before continuing, we want to make sure in advance is Adinda really married?" Ask Jatmiko as the principal.

"Follow sir" replied Mr. Sholeh.

"This is Mr. Sholeh, previously the school did not object to Dinda's absence in the teaching and learning process. Yeah, it's all because we know Dinda's true circumstances. But as time went on many students finally found out about Dinda's state. And until now, no word from where the school is also being horrendous with the existence of students who are married in our school. Even we ourselves only learned the news after complaints from some of the students who also heard it" said Mr. Joko who carefully explained the purpose of his arrival.

"What do you mean by complain?" ask Sholeh sir who looks confused.

"So sir, in our school there are some rules that are absolutely must be implemented. One of them is not bound by marriage while still holding the status as a student. Well, because that is what makes the student council ask us to resolve this immediately" continued Joko.

"What do you mean finish it?"

"Look sir, sorry before" said Mr. Jatmiko hesitated. "According to the school rules, we are very sorry we had to take Dinda out".

Atikah's mother who had been silent also spoke up. "That's why Dinda can't go to school anymore? but this will be the third year sir, soon the test how can you take Dinda out just like that" said Bu Atikah a little emotion.

"Sorry mom, we've thought about this too. But the student council forced us to take decisions like this"

"How will my son's fate be?" said Atikah's mother who had sobbed.

"There may be a solution so that Dinda can continue school" interrupted Joko who immediately got a look of hope from Atikah and Sholeh sir. "Pak Sholeh will be able to file a transfer letter before the student council decision letter comes out. Dinda can attend a school that does not dispute her status".

Pak Joko's advice immediately get a nod from Jatmiko sir and his partner. While Atikah and Sholeh sir seemed to think about the words of Mr. Joko.

After they finished saying their point, the guests left. Mr. Sholeh and Ms. Atikah are now confused. How can he convey this to Adinda.

I have no courage to go back to school. The fear of people's views on him, makes his guts shrink when he has to meet with the crowd, especially the crowded school atmosphere. In his mind, many people who are curious about his absence will ask various kinds of questions such as 'why new school? what's going on?' and various other questions that certainly make him remember the event. Ahhh, really to the 'parno' an excessive is not it?. But that's what Dinda is going through right now. Wouldn't being invisible be so good at the moment? thought.

It was not without reason that Dinda was worried about such things. Nor was he not trying to dispel those excessive worries. Once upon a time he tried to get out of the house. Hoping that everything would be okay, she ventured to follow her mother shopping in front of the house. And a totally unexpected question arises from a neighbor who is also shopping.

Dinda, which husband has never been seen?

Dinda turned her body back home. And after that he never once set foot in his yard. Aahhh, where the old Dinda cuek and bodo time with the talk of people.

Since that incident Dinda like transformed into another person. Dinda who used to be cheerful and cute, now more sensitive to the words of others.

Dinda wiped her tears when she heard someone open the door to her room.

"Din" said Atikah's mom walking up to her daughter.

Dinda looked at the anger on the faces of her parents.

"Dinda don't papa buk, Dinda will just change schools" he said suddenly. He seems to be trying to look tough in front of his parents.

"You heard that, son?" ask Atikah ma'am in wonder.

"Yes, I'm calm. Later Dinda ask help sister Nisa for new school nyari".

"Thank God you can take it, son. Hopefully in the new school you will be calmer learning" continued Mr. Sholeh.

Dinda smiled as her parents said.

Dinda was in the room with Nisa.

"Sister, do you think there are schools that do not want to accept married students?" dinda started the conversation.

"Let's find the deck. There must be" answered Nisa convincingly.

"Sir, if we keep Dinda's status secret how?"

"Sir, that we will do if we are really desperate. Don't start something with a lie. Especially if you have a test soon, how about school knows you're lying. Aren't you the one who loses?"

Dinda thought silently about her brother's words.

"Eemmm,,, grandpa, are you sure you can go back to school if we find a school for you?" asked Nisa hesitated.

"Dinda is not sure yet, but at least in the new school there is nothing Dinda knows" Dinda replied reassuringly.