HEAVEN LOVE IN BISMILLAH

NEW DAY

"Abang, game..." Zahrana shouted from in front of his house. She was ready with the grocery basket in her hand, charging for her husband's appointment last night.

"That's a flasher, sister... The feeling is not yet six, How come Little Sister is screaming like that?" Ajis asked hurriedly to his wife.

"Hehehe... Zahra is impatient, brother... Wanna shop..." Zahra cengengesan.

"There's money?" Ask gentle Ajis.

"She, this..." His leg while showing his mini wallet in front of Ajis.

"Enough?"

"It looks like enough, Bang... We're just the two of us, so Zahra's groceries aren't much..." Said Zahrana while pulling Ajis arm.

"Really enough? Shopping at the market is not the same as shopping at a stall..." Ask Ajis again.

"It should be cheaper on the market right, Bang?" Zahrana asked confusedly.

"Yes... But people who sell in the market are many, and also vary in sales. Later I even want to buy this, how?"

"Hmmm... Two hundred thousand is still lacking, Bang? The rest of Zahra's cash is just that..." Ask. He even became confused himself.

"Yes, just hold it first. He will be back in the market." Ajis.

"OK, Brother... Yuk, we're leaving..." Zahrana was so excited. It was seen that he was impatient to go to the market that morning.

"Handles yes... My sister will fall..." Ajis's orders before launching his motor.

"Hmmm... Now you can, tell Zahra to hold everything again..." Zahrana LEDek.

"Yes if you don't want to. Later if you already know the cold, Brother will also find your back to lean..." Said Ajis ketus.

"Had, Brother..." Zahrana cursed while pinching her husband's spoiled waist.

It is true, not until they are in the market, Zahrana has hugged Ajis waist because his body feels shivering.

"Abang, cold..." His whimper with lips quivered and his teeth sounded chattering with the cold.

"What did Brother say? My sister is not impatient... Should've worn a jacket before we left..." Ajis removed his left hand from the handle of the motor, then grabbed Zahrana's hand that was fluttering in his stomach. She clasped Zahrana's fingers to give her warmth.

Zahrana felt comfortable being treated that way by her husband. Secretly, he smiled behind Ajis and further tightened his grip.

"Here, Bang?" Zahrana asked when she realized the speed of the motor that brought it to a halt. He looked up at her and found the shopping mall already in front of him at that moment.

"Yes... We've reached the market..." Sahut Ajis's. "Let's get down... You're gonna park there for a second..." Ajis said while pointing towards the two-wheeled parking area.

After parking the bike, Ajis returned to Zahrana who had been waiting impatiently. "Hold my hand... If it's released, it'll be gone." Ajis.

"Yee, is Zahra a child?" Tukas Zahrana seemed to not accept it.

"Indeed..."

"God..." Zahrana was acting upset.

"Smaller than Abang means... Anyway, sister does not want to join hands with Brother, hm? Brother is the husband of a sister... Brother shy?" Ajis says.

"Hehe... Da... Zahra will, Brother..." Zahrana grinning. She quickly grabbed her husband's arm.

"Want to buy fish?"

"Why really? Do you want Zahra to cook fish?" Zahrana asked back.

"It's not... Whatever you cook, you must eat."

"Keep, why is it brother?"

"If you want to buy fish? We're going through there. There is a special place for selling fish. It'll be there again, where the vegetable sales..." Ajis.

"Owh... Yes, we're going there, Bang... Zahra wants to buy some fish first..."

Zahrana frowned watching the various fish sold by the traders there. He seemed confused himself to choose which fish he wanted to buy.

"Which one does he want?"

"Ih... How come Zahra is back? Zahra's confused..." His frown while twitching on Ajis's arm.

"Fine it then." Ajis.

"Did you like it?"

"Make grilled fish taste good..."

"Yes already... We'll just buy tilapia..."

They approached the merchant who sold tilapia. "How much does it cost, Bang?" Ask Ajis.

"Thirty-five thousand, Bang..." The trader's word.

"The one who chooses?"

"Ang it, Zahra's afraid... It's all alive..." Spoiled Zahrana. He instead hid behind Ajis while pointing at what fish to take.

After buying the fish, they went on a tour, looking for kitchen ingredients to cook that day and stock the next few days.

"Abang, Zahra hasn't bought chili... But Zahra's money is all gone..." Sung at.

"How much more does it take? Three hundred grand, enough?" Ajis asked as he reached into the wallet inside his pants pocket.

"Most of all, Bang..." Zahrana.

"It's okay... If it's excess, sister can save." Ajis said while offering three pieces of fiber money.

"Thank you, Brother... Zahra Saayang, brother..." Zahrana. She was no longer shy about expressing her feelings to her husband, but her husband was embarrassed by her.

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Returning home from the market, Zahrana immediately cleaned up her groceries, then prepared to follow her husband to the stall. It was like a new day for him. Free and detached, that's how he feels. But that does not mean that she feels confined to the house all day, but she will follow her husband, and be with him longer.

Ajis's kiosk turned out to be quite large, but the groceries sold by Zahrana's husband were so dense and numerous, that the stall became crowded and felt cramped because of it.

Arriving at the kiosk, Ajis introduces Zahrana to all his acquaintances around the kiosk. Many of them praised Ajis' skill in finding wives.

"Abang, what should Zahra do for you?" Zahrana asked started to. From now on, Ajis just asked him to sit in the cashier seat.

"Nothing, Brother... Brother just sit down, it's all hard work..." Teach in a soft tone.

"But Zahra was tired of sitting down... Zahra was confused as to where Zahra's book was left behind..." Zahrana.

"Just use that empty book, brother..."

"It's okay?"

"It's still empty, it can be bought again..." Ajis said while offering the book he appointed earlier.

"Later home, Bang... Zahra just wants to be home... Instead of sitting here, sitting at home. Zahra can also cook for dinner tonight." Zahrana Pinta. He was getting bored by then. Though still hitting the brazen.

"Yes, Brother... Later Abang interracede to the house after lunch. We'll just have lunch at the front restaurant..." Ajis understood the negligence of his wife.

Zahrana nodded, then started writing in the book that Ajis had given her just now. Perhaps that way his mind can focus on his imagination alone, without him having to feel boredom again.

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