Handsome CEO Shadow Wife

Love is Understanding

The two were preparing to go to the doctor to check on Dhatu when Bi Ina entered the main house with a panicked face. With a breath of breath, the old woman said. "Mrs Kana said her stomach was cramped. From that moment she was curled up in bed, but did not want to be taken to the doctor, Sir." The old woman was unable to hide the worry in her tone, "What should I do?" he continued to look at Dirga expectantly.

The woman's words made Dirga and Dhatu look at each other. Dhatu immediately pulled Dirga to see the woman's condition. "We'll see how he is, Mom."

Dirga nodded in agreement, not wanting to argue when it came to illness. I can't really ignore people who are in pain. He does not want old things to happen again. The abdominal pain suffered by a loved one, which he thought, was just ordinary pain, ended with a colon cancer verdict that became the reason for the person's departure for good. He no longer wants to be an insensitive person. Disease does not always look mild and not deadly, no one knows, if the disease often comes like a thief who does not give signs of his presence Know-how, no one knows, a few months' remaining sentence takes away our loved ones.

Dirga did not understand why Kana suddenly got sick when Dhatu was also not feeling well. Both were sick at the same time, making Dirga unable to think clearly. Dirga and Dhatu arrive at the bungalow behind the house and head straight for the room occupied by Kana. The woman curled up, Dhatu immediately approached and rubbed Kana's arm.

"What's wrong with you, Kana? Where is the sick? Is your stomach in trouble? Pain, pain, or what? Tell me!" Dhatu asked in a worried tone, while Kana grimaced in a still equal position curled up.

Dirga immediately pulled out the phone and contacted their family doctor. Previously, Dirga did want to bring Dhatu to the family doctor's office which usually does handle his family if someone is sick. Om Mirko, so usually Dirga call their family doctor. Seeing the circumstances of Kana made him sure that the woman could not be taken away. After notifying all the problems, the doctor will come to visit soon. Dirga begins to breathe a sigh of relief, he can ask Om Mirko to check on Dhatu.

"What did he eat last day, Bi?" Dirga turned to the old woman beside him. The woman still showed a worried face. Dirga's question made Bi Ina seem to think for a moment.

"Chicken and vegetable soup only, sir. The patch is not too spicy either."

"Is he not a weird snack?"

Dhatu still faithfully rubs Kana's arm, while Dirga introgates Bi Ina, as if she is a doctor who is able to diagnose the disease just from listening to the patient's explanation. Dirga has been through something like this. The disease seemed trivial and Dirga has always been cautious since then.

"Since when has it been like this, Bi?" this time, the Lord asked.

"Once a mahgrib, His."

Kana grimaced, she clasped Dhatu's hand that was still wiping his arm. "I'm doing fine. Don't call the doctor" said the woman in a trembling voice, sounding in pain.

"Why don't you want to see a doctor when you're in so much pain, Kana? Shut up and let the doctor check on you. You're carrying a baby, so don't think about yourself!" Dirga did not bother to hide his anger.

Really, he did not understand, why some people feel more at home with pain, rather than treating it. In fact, there is no point in saving the disease. Especially the woman was pregnant. He should have thought about the baby in his womb, too. What if there's a problem with the baby? Is there not the slightest affection that the woman has for her baby candidate, so forced not to be examined by a doctor?

"Yes, Kana. You should be checked. At least, think about your baby. What if there's a problem with him. You can't be selfish. Besides, the doctor's gonna be here."

Dirga hit the door beside him, making everyone shocked and looked at him. "If you want to die, not in my house!" the man immediately left the room.

Dirga do not like people who often take the disease lightly, as if to say to himself, it's okay if the disease will take their lives. Silly thought of the woman who was more happy to bear the pain she suffered. He should have just complied so that the pain could heal soon. The disease will not disappear if it is not treated.

Dhatu took a deep breath and swallowed him slowly when he saw Dirga's departure. She knew why her husband was so angry. She also upset her husband by refusing to go to the doctor. Past events that Dhatu does not yet know what, must have traumatized the man. However, the man should not be angry at Kana who is still in pain.

"She must hate me so much" sobbed Kana. Dhatu smiled faintly and rubbed Kana's back.

"He doesn't hate you, Kana. Dirga was just worried. Relax... Everything will be fine."

Dhatu stared at iba Kana. He had to persuade Dirga to pay a little attention to Cana. However, the woman is pregnant and we should not treat pregnant women harshly. The woman should be treated well so as not to stress that makes the baby feel the same way. Dhatu immediately stood up.

"Bi .. Can you please take care of Kana? I want to talk to Mas Dirga."

Bi Ina nodded, then sat on the edge of the bed in place of Dhatu's position earlier. Dhatu walked out of the room and circulated his gaze around. He found Dirga standing under the Acacia tree in the yard. Dhatu smiled, walked slowly, then hugged the man from behind. Dirga's body stiffened for a moment, but when she realized that she was holding Dhatu, the man rubbed his woman's hand that was coiled around his stomach.

"I'm fine, honey," said Dirga, "sorry for making you shocked in there," continued Dirga as she turned her body towards Dhatu. He brought the woman into his arms, wanting to divide the little bit of gloom that filled his heart. In fact, Dirga is just a weak man who is not perfect.

Dhatu turned his face and looked at the man researching. "You don't yell at him anymore, Mom. He must be in shock. Poor baby."

Dirga smiled and nodded slowly. "I'll do it, honey. Sorry for being so worried." the man let go of their embrace and gently rubbed Dhatu's face, "I don't want to experience the same thing again. I don't want to underestimate the disease and it will eventually make my heart filled with regret."

Dhatu nodded in understanding. "I understand, Mas. If you're ready later, you can tell me everything so your heart can be calmer, Mom."

Dirga smile. The woman understood him so much and did not force him to tell a piece of the story about the past that made him this personal. That was one of the reasons that made him fall in love with Dhatu.

Dirga again took Dhatu into his arms, and kissed the woman's forehead. "Thank you very much for your understanding, dear. I love you."