HEAVEN LOVE IN BISMILLAH

THE PAST 9

"I know, you must have come here..." Sapa Zahrana from behind the Aridiansyah. At first he hesitated, but because of his intention to reconcile and convince the man, Zahrana finally strengthened his heart to approach his sister.

"I always come here to look for you and wait for you, Zahra... Like you who come to seek tranquility on this beach when your heart is torn..." Sahut Ari lirih. He did not turn his head at all, his eyes staring out into the open sea before him.

For a moment, they fell silent while standing quietly. They seem to be trying to string together the words in their minds.

"We should only be a sister, Ari... We can't get married..." Zahrana started a conversation between them.

Ari doesn't huff. He remained silent in his position.

"Go far away, Zahra..." Before long, it sounded pinta Ari Seraya turned to him.

"Huh?" Zahrana returned Ari's gaze with a confused looking face.

"Go away from our family... I'll come after you there, and we'll get married there. I promise, I'll make you happy..." Cetus Ari with seriousness.

Zahrana nodded, then her head shook rapidly. He strongly refused the man's request.

"Zahras... Please don't break my heart..." Pinta Ari sounded compassionate as she took Zahrana's hand, then clasped it expectantly.

"No, Ari... We cannot live alone... We're still labile... We are not old enough to live this life. We need parents... We'll never be able to..."

Ari quickly pulled the nape of Zahrana, then******** the lips of the girl with a passionate feeling full of lust.

Zahrana was surprised, his feelings rumbled like waves rolling on the shore. Reflexes he closed his eyes and enjoyed the game Ari made. Clear circles dripping from her closed eyelids. His hand involuntarily squeezed Ari's chest tightly. He continued to drift and was overwhelmed by the pleasure of the sin he felt with the man.

The horizon, the sea, the sand and all around them that twilight, witness that they are indeed immature to understand how the love they feel at that time.

It has been a while, Zahrana is beginning to wake up. His eyelids opened wide again, then he pushed Ari's chest with all his strength.

"This is not true, Ari..." He said with a tone of anger full of regret.

"What matters is how we feel, Zahra... We love each other... You love me, and I love you too... That's enough of the truth... Why did you refuse my offer, Zahra? We can even live happily later, if we get married even without the blessing of our parents..." Ari said still in his selfishness.

"We have God, Ari... God forbid us to do that. The provision is already in Surah An-Nisa verse twenty-three, that there are thirteen women whom you should not marry, and one of them is I, Ari... Brethren with you..." Zahrana with tears.

"Sorry, Ari... Sorry..." Zahrana said. He then brushed his wet cheeks, then looked at Ari with full strength. "Let's just say we've been mistaken for doing this... And also, because we've been feeling silly all this time..." Zahrana.

"So you back off, Zahra?" Ari asked disappointed.

"It's not just a matter of retreating, Ari... We must not fight for what is in fact wrong..." Zahrana said increasingly.

Ari shook her head. "I can't take it yet, Zahra... I can't yet... And until whenever I can never accept this fact..." Angry shouting.

"Ariy!" Zahrana also sounded snapping.

"Please, Zahra..." Ari kept on welding.

"Oh Allah, Ariii..." Zahrana rubbed her face rough. He began to look upset and gave up on Ari's persistence. "I can no longer understand you. I can only pray that you may forget this one day, and be happy with God's chosen woman for you..." Zahrana said as she turned around to leave Aridiansyah.

"Zorah..." Call Ari weld, but Zahrana does not touch him at all.

"Murray..." Deuteronomy again, but still Zahrana continued to advance his steps without looking at him at all.

" Zahrana, keachimiiii..." Ari's voice sounded commanding, but sounded hoarse like he was crying. Zahrana was tenuous, but still Zahrana's stance was so firm. He endured the pain in his heart hearing the man's call, and instead further accelerated the swing of his steps. Zahrana did not want to turn her head, because Zahrana did not want her feelings for Ari to win.

He did not want Ari to feel given any more hope by him. She could not bear it, because she herself was so weak at that moment by her own feelings towards Ari. They have been separated since then.

.

.

.

.

.