He's Mine (Sharing Love)

Must Get Out of the House

Edi's father and his wife had never seen Abhimanyu's anger. This made the two more curious, and decided to go into his son's room, Sekar.

The two of them, entered without knocking on the door first, as the door of the room was wide open.

In the room, there is also Yasmin who is still in a state of sobbing and holding her cheeks as well. But, he was able to answer the words of Sekar, so that fighting could not be avoided anymore.

Edi's father and Sofie's mother, still quietly listening to the words of the two of them. From what was heard, Edi's father was able to deduce for himself, what really happened to the two children.

"Yasmine!" edi's father shouted, stopping Yasmin, who was still talking and rebutting her brother, Sekar.

"Your Path!" edi's father said again, continuing his words, as Yasmin turned to him.

"Is that all right, Yasmin?" sofie's mother asked her in disbelief, if she could do something she never thought of herself.

Sofie's mother, who was just as unhappy with Anjani, never had such bad thoughts. But this is precisely his son, who is inexperienced, even doing things that can be categorized as criminal acts.

"But Ma'am, Yasmin accidentally. It's just Yasmin doing for a test run."

Yasmin was still trying to figure out a reason she could tell.

"Try on? What do you mean?" ask Edi's father quickly.

Yasmin finally told me about the medicine she bought from one of her friends. The theme said, the drug is very effective. Unfortunately, he actually did not use it, because it slipped first, and then brought to the hospital.

As a result, he must be treated in the hospital, and the child can still survive. His girlfriend, Wawan, has also been found and wants to be responsible for his actions to Yasmin.

To prove the efficacy of the drug, Yasmin finally tried to give it to her brother-in-law, Anjani.

He just wanted to know if the drug was really effective, or if his friend was just boasting and wanted to be able to profit.

"You think that kind of thing is fooling around? You're still sane no!" snapped Edi's father.

Sofie's mother, who had never heard any harsh words from her husband, was shocked. So are his two children, Sekar and Yasmin.

"Still lucky, your mas was just angry and slapped your cheek, if Dad, might report all your actions to the authorities. To be aware, if you take away someone's life, even though it is still in the womb, is a criminal act and deserves to be punished. You, want to feel like your husband feels, Wawan? Money to redeem your husband hasn't come back yet, looking for more trouble."

This time, Edi's father was completely enraged and took out all the grunts that were in his heart. He could no longer remain silent, facing the behavior of his son this one.

"Tomorrow, go you out of this house with your husband. Find your own place to live, so you know how life is out there."

After saying all that, Edi's father came out of Sekar's room. He no longer wanted to hear Yasmin's whining, which was bound to happen, after getting angry from her earlier.

"Huhuhoo... Mom, huhuhu..."

Yasmin, tried to whine at her mother, who had always defended her all this time. But, it seems that his guess this time was wrong. Sofie's mother, immediately went after her husband, and did not want to listen to the words of her favorite child.

"Sister. You have to take responsibility for everything that happened to me tonight, because it's all because of you!" Yasmin said loudly to Sekar.

"I? not wrong with that? it's not all this that you yourself started, you freak!"

Sekar did not respond to Yasmin's words. He also returned to tidying up some of the items scattered because of Yasmin's tantrums.

"Have gone out there. Take care of your husband and son, and get ready, to get out of this house tomorrow." Now, back to remind Yasmin, with the decision taken by her father earlier.

"Dad's just kidding, there's no way you're gonna kick me out." Yasmin said with certainty.

"Basic is insensitive. Out there!" Sekar returns to evict Yasmin, so that she can get out of her room.

In the other room, Sofie's mother tries to calm her husband, Edi's father. She also asked, about what her husband said earlier, about Yasmin being asked to leave this house.

"Why?" ask Edi's father indifferently.

"Pity Nanda Yah" replied Sofie's mother, on behalf of her infant grandson.

"If you feel pity and heartlessness, just go with them to stay out there," Edi's father, instead gave his wife the choice to follow his favorite child.

"But Well, Wawan has just been working, then how do they eat and contract the house later?" ask Sofie's mother again, because she was worried about the state of her children and grandchildren later.

"Oh yes, mother told Wawan and Yasmin. Their deadline to get out of this house, until tomorrow afternoon."

Edi's father did not respond to his wife's words. He decides and sends a message to his wife to tell Yasmin.

Sofie's mother certainly felt unsettled. She was really in a state of being unable to defend her son, at a time when her husband's anger was mounting. In fact, during the family, Edi's father was a patient husband and father. He never said harshly and loudly, let alone to play hands. Therefore, Sofie's mother no longer dared to argue and defend Yasmin in front of her current husband.

*****

Yasmin was crying alone in the room. His son, Nanda, is asleep. She no longer employs a baby sitter, because she can no longer teach her.

Shortly after, Wawan just came home and went into the room. Wagner saw his wife crying. Wawan became confused himself, then asked his wife, "You why honey? kok cry? is something going on?"

"Mas, yesterday he said he wanted to buy a house, is there yet?" asked Yasmin, who did not care about the question posed by Wawan.

"Home?" ask Wawan short. He forgot, if ever promised to buy a house bigger than his father's house.

"Yes, home for us Mas" Yasmin replied with a whine, reminding her of her husband's promise to buy a big house.

"Emhhh, you'll know for yourself, baby, if now you're just a regular porters in the printing press. Where there is money to buy a house," said Wawan explained about his current situation.

"If there's money, you'll buy it for us. And return the money that was used to redeem Mas yesterday," said Wawan again, explaining to his wife, if at this time he really does not have more money, he said, like yesterday when I was working at a dealership.

Yasmin was crying again. She told her husband about the words of her father, who asked her to get out of the house and live alone outside.

"Dad kicked us out Mas" said Yasmin.

"Continue?" asked Wawan in surprise.

Wawan never thought, if his father-in-law could do that to his son. Especially now that they also have a baby.

"Mas can turn on the rent of a decent house for us to live in, right?" ask Yasmin to make sure.

Wawan was silent for a while. He did not know, had to find where a good house but the price was also cheap for him to occupy with his wife and child.

"Mas," called Yasmin, resuscitating Wawan from his daydream.

"Eh, emhhh.ya later I try to find it. Mas will ask first to friends who know about this," replied Wawan, trying to calm his wife.

Suddenly, Wawan remembered something, then asked Yasmin.

"Honey, the Mas Abi house has not been occupied, how about we borrow it to be occupied first," said Wawan gave a proposal to his wife. He did not know that Abhimanyu had moved into the house tonight.

"We were told to leave this house because Abi and his wife moved out tonight." Yasmin said with annoyance, feeling that her husband could not give her the best, even if it was just a rented house.

"Emhhh. Mah came out again then. I want to find info. Hopefully there is something suitable for us to live in, or at least for a while. What's important is that we can move out of this house?"

Yasmin nodded in agreement with her husband. She let her husband go again tonight, without thinking if anything would happen to him. She forgets that her husband has often lied to her with sweet stories that can only be heard, without any evidence that can be seen. He forgot, by the true nature of the man who was accompanying him at this moment.