Goddess For Arjuna

Chapters. 34

Rere runs his car towards the direction where Satya was beaten by four unknown people.

And when he arrived at the place, Rere immediately rushed towards Satya who was groaning in pain while holding her stomach.

"PLEASE.....!!!! please......!!!!!" shouted Rere for help.

Then the four people who turned out to be Rere's men immediately escaped riding their ninja motorcycles.

"PLEASE.....!!!please....," Rere shouted once more for help and a few minutes later many people came to Rere who shouted for help earlier.

"Sir, please help me lift my friend into my car" Rere said with a panicked face.

"Yes, let's help" said one of them.

Then they lifted the body of Satya who had been limp and full of injuries into Rere's car.

"Sir I ask for help if anyone can drive please bring my car and I will hold my friend in the back" Rere asked the people who helped him.

"Okay ma'am, I just drive I can," said mas who is almost the same age as Rere.

"Yes, thank you."

Then the car drove to the hospital, while Rere sat Satya in the back.

"Satya, hold on.you have to be strong, we are now heading to the hospital," Rere said as he rubbed Satya's head.

Satya looked at Rere as if she wanted to thank him for helping her earlier from the herd of people who beat her but Satya could not speak, her eyes twitched and her head hurt so much.

Upon arriving at the hospital, the ER nurses immediately took Satya into the ER room to get treatment immediately, while Rere was still waiting for Satya.

After a few minutes of waiting the doctor who examined Satya came out as well and Rere immediately approached the doctor while asking him a question.

"How's my friend doc?" ask Rere.

"Friends are okay to just have non-serious injuries" the doctor told Rere.

"Yes doc, thank you."

Then Rere went into Satya's room and he saw Satya who had been treated by the nurse earlier.

Rere walked towards Satya's bed and when he arrived at Satya's bedside, Rere noticed the wounds on Satya's head and hands.

"Re, thank you you for helping me, I didn't know that there wasn't you maybe I could die in the crack of those people" Satya told Rere.

"Mmmmm...iya Satya and it was by chance that I crossed the road, and now how are you?"

"I'm fine just my head's a little dizzy."

"Then I'll drive you home?"

"No, I can go home by myself" Satya refused Rere.

"Well..I know you must not feel good about your wife, right?"

"That's not it, Re, I don't want to keep talking to you."

"I don't feel in repot."

"Yes but I'm not good, let me go home alone."

"OK, hopefully you'll get well soon, yeah," Rere said as he clasped Satya's hand.

Satya lets Rere hold her hand, she has to be nice to Rere because Rere has saved her life.

In her house there Dewi was very anxious because it was night like this Satya still had not come home, Dewi tried to call Satya but never raised so that made Dewi more worried.

Suddenly Dewi saw Satya's car that had arrived in front of their house, immediately Dewi scoured out to welcome Satya, but how surprised Dewi when he saw Satya was out of the car with his head and hands bandaged.

"Mas, why? why are your head and hands in bandages? the accident? where's where?" Dewi flocked Satya with many questions.

"Relax baby, I'm fine the wound had received treatment earlier in the hospital," said Satya with a smile on Dewi.

"Yes, but why did it get that way?"

"We go in first yes, I will explain inside," said Satya while holding the arm of the Goddess into the house.

After they were inside the house, Satya sat on the sofa chair at the Goddess's companion.

"This is the story, baby, I was fit to go to work suddenly in the middle of the trip was stopped by a group of people I did not know, then I was beaten by them, and I was beaten by them, I tried to fight back but it turned out that my energy was losing strongly to them and I ended up falling down, but luckily someone helped me and took me to the hospital, otherwise I might have died in a rattling by them."

"Oh my God.Thank God Satya is still safe" said Dewi while hugging Satya.