Inconquerable

7 | Aagam Ngambek

Yes I understand, you must hate me, right ? Because of me, you have to share the affection of your parents that you should have gotten full of for yourself.

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TRISHA opened the apron and kept it in the locker that now belongs to him, the cafe will be closed soon and he helped clean up some things before the Imam told him to go home soon because it was already night.

"Where was your first day at work?" ask Aidan

Hearing Aidan's question just made Trisha turn her head, "Pretty fun, gu-eh, I have a new experience."

Aidan laughed at Trisha's awkward tone, "If outside of work you can say lo-gue, no problem."

Trisha nodded then she heard her phone ring, first Trisha ignored, but the sound of her phone came back and it did not stop, continuously.

"Daughter?"

"Huh?" Trisha shook her head, "Not Mas, the guy at home, jerk off?"

"okay."

Seeing that there was a call from Aagam, Trisha moved away from Aidan. Before picking up her phone she prepared her mentality and ears, as Aagam must have been nagging and furious that Trisha had long picked up her phone and had not returned the message.

"LO WHERE?!!!!!" agam's shout across the street made Trisha keep the phone away from her ear, she snorted bitterly in her heart before she finally brought her phone back to her ear.

"Still in the cafe, why Gam?"

"Gue's outside, chirp!"

"I didn't ask to be picked up" Trisha said

"MAMI YANG PINTA I PICKED YOU UP! CHICK!"

"Yes..iya.... Just a second, I'm sorry?"

Aagam did not answer Trisha's apology, she immediately disconnected the phone. Trisha walked over to Aidan who was still waiting for her.

"Wanna go home with Tris?" tawar Aidan's

"Call just Tica, feel how it's called Tris, Mas." Trisha smiled at Aidan, "Gue has already picked her up, so maybe next time."

"Oh yaudah, be careful Ca."

Trisha said goodbye to Aidan and immediately left the cafe, sure Aagam's car was parked neatly in the cafe parking lot. Trisha knocks on the glass of Aagam's car, Aagam opens his glass and opens the door for Trisha from the inside, Aagam's face looks irritated and restrains anger.

"I didn't hold my phone during work, so I'm waiting for you."

"Y." Y."

"Nothing more ironic?" sindir Trisha

"G."

Trisha shook her head, then she was silent waiting for Aagam to launch his car, but Aagam was still motionless, staring straight at the street in front of him.

"Why not go?"

"My seatbelt hasn't been installed."

Trisha let out a sigh and sounded heavy, Aagam immediately turned to look at Trisha with a sharp eye.

"Gue didn't ask to be installed anyway" said Aagam

Although Aagam said so, Trisha still paired the seatbelt of Aagam. Their position was really close, and Aagam immediately pushed Trisha's body away from nearby.

"Lo stinks."

"So, you just got to work."

"Go back to the shower." Aagam immediately ran his car out of the cafe parking lot.

"Gam..."

"Hmmm..."

"If I'm not around, you should be able to do everything yourself, huh?"

"Where are you going? Dead?"

"Don't you want me to get out of your house?"

"Yes, anyway."

"The point is you should be able to prepare everything yourself from now on."

"As long as you're still hitchhiking in my house, you still have to layanin me."

After that Trisha no longer spoke. I don't know, after graduating high school later, maybe Trisha will study abroad and live independently. Aagam's family is kind to her, loving Trisha like her own child, but Trisha also understands Aagam's feelings, how it feels to be compared and share the affection that should only belong to her to others. That must have been annoying, which is why Trisha always obeyed the words of Aagam.

Asam's car enters her yard, Aagam opens the car door and slams it hard enough, Trisha is shocked by Aagam's behavior just now. Aagam entered the house without looking at Trisha.

Trisha felt that she was wrong to talk to Aagam so that it made the child this angry, but indeed Aagam's feelings were very sensitive.

"Ca, why Aagam?" veronica asked when Trisha had just entered the house.

Trisha shook her head, "I don't know Aunt, maybe Aagam is upset to have to wait for Tica to finish work, tomorrow Aagam does not need to pick up Tica again. Tica can go home alone."

Veronica nodded, then stroked Trisha's hair gently, "Tante is just worried, but take a taxi online anyway? Don't take public transport."

"Yes Aunt."

"You rest, you must cape."

Trisha leaves Veronica and goes upstairs to her room, but after the door opens Trisha sees her room like a ship breaking. His things were a mess, even his bed sheet was torn off. This time Aagam's actions were completely outrageous.

Though tired, Trisha cleaned up her room, at least so she could rest. Once it felt neat enough, he went straight into the bathroom to relax his mind, because the water that fell from the shower to his head was really soothing. But this time Aagam back up, Trisha's shower doesn't light up and Trisha's skincare she's wasting.

Trisha complained that her breathing was very long, then she took her towel and came down from her room to use the bathroom downstairs.

Half an hour passed, Trisha had finished her bath and she immediately returned to her room, she saw Aagam eating noodles in her bed and there was water dripping on Trisha's bed.

"Gam, in your room, I want to rest" Trisha said, holding back her emotions from exploding.

"Your room is in my house, so it's mine," replied Aagam in an annoying tone, then he put his noodle bowl on the mattress and just then the water from the noodle bowl spilled, making a pretty big stain on Trisha's mattress.

Trisha's two eyes glared, then she pulled Aagam from her bed.

"Get out!" point Trisha at the door, "This time is outrageous!" from 17 years of his life in the world, this time he snapped at Aagam.

Aagam looked at Trisha with a flat face, and then she picked up her noodle bowl which was still on Trisha's bed.

"Inget lo it's just hitchhiking!" Aagam snapped back at Trisha, "TAU DIRI!"

"Do I have to pay for my stay here?!" this time Trisha's tears came out, she couldn't hold it anymore.

Aagam looked at Trisha cynically, then she threw the bowl of noodles in her hand, after which she left and slammed the door of Trisha's room very hard.

Trisha cries, this is Trisha's first cry after her parents died unless she gets bad grades. Trisha could not help it anymore, but she also realized that she should not have snapped at Aagam like that earlier.

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