Kanaya Story
losing Mammutes
Kanaya walks hurriedly in a hospital hallway that looks deserted. His heart beats not because his hands and feet feel very dingi.
Kanaya looked at Amel who was sitting in the chair waiting while crying a sigh.
"Amel" calling Kanaya made Amel turn his head and immediately embraced Kanaya's body
"Oh, mama ayy!!!mama gw ayy" fought Amel in the middle of his crying.
"Suttt.quiet okay" said Kanaya while stroking Amel's head "Mamut must be good enough"
(Mamut\=mama muttia)
Muttia is the mother of Amel who is like a connecting mother to Kanaya, therefore Kanaya and Amel are very familiar and inseparable.
Amel still faithfully crying in Kanaya's arms, Kanaya was still faithfully calm Amel in his arms.
"Sit down okay?!" Take Kanaya who was immediately embraced by Amel.
After an hour of waiting, the door to the operating room opened. Kanaya and Amel immediately stood up and approached the doctor.
"How's my mom doing?" Kanaya and Amel asked in a compact manner.
The doctor could only bow his head "sorry but your mother's condition can't be saved"
Amel grabbed the doctor's shirt firmly "This is impossible!!! You lied, right?" Emotion
While Kanaya is still silent she does not know what to do now.
PLAQUES
One hard slap of Amel hit the doctor's cheek "LU BECUS GAK SIH A5U"
Some people tried to break Amel's emotions but no one could.
Kanaya who was awakened from her daydream immediately approached the crowd. He tried to pull Amel's hand so as not to make the doctor battered.
"REMARK GW" revolted Amel
"Aspit!! Relax okay?!" Say Kanaya softly.
Amel immediately hugged Kanaya's body and cried as hard as he could. "Your mama ayy!! " Say Amel with a weakened voice. Amel was immediately unconscious.
The Amel Room
Kanaya could only cry in silence. Losing someone who was already like his mother made him feel excruciating pain.
The clock is at 12:14 p.m. Kanaya looked at Amel, who was still faithful, closing his eyes.
Kanaya's phone vibrated, Anisa's name was on her phone screen. Kanaya lazily picked up the phone.
"Will not go home?it's the night you're just as worried" said Anisa from a phone call. Kanaya chuckled lightly. Worrying? Hahaha bullshit!!
"Ga"
"Where is she now?"
"The hospital"
"Who's sick?"
"Mama" replied Kanaya indifferently then turned off the call and also her phone so that no one would disturb her.
Kanaya got up from her seat out of the room Amel herself chose to sit tight behind the hospital calming her mind.
As he was walking, Kanaya heard a child crying. Kanaya approached the source of the voice turned out to be from room number 17
Kanaya peeked out from behind the door, seeing a woman lying down and two sisters trying to calm the baby down.
Because Kanaya couldn't get into that room.
"Mon sorry son why yeah?" Kanaya asked politely
"Anu Mbk arrived crying himself given breast milk also did not want" replied the mother who was lying down.
"Emm can I hold her? Who knows, his grandfather is calm"
The mother nodded then the nurse gave the baby to Kanaya. Kanaya slowly accepted the baby.
"Uuuu sweet dedek why hmm?" Kanaya asked while holding the baby."already well the beautiful child should not cry" continued Kanaya spoke with the baby even though she could not understand the baby's language.
"Udah mbk if tired of lightening sleep alone there" said the mother.
Kanaya smiled then shook her head "no papa kok Bu" Kanaya said sincerely
Kanaya is the type of person who really likes small children according to him the little boy is a very good mood reverberator.
"Well pregnant again?" Ask the mother suddenly.
"Why do you know? Is my stomach big, Mom?" Ask Kanaya.
The mother chuckled lightly "not yet big belly"
Kanaya raised her eyebrows confused.
The mother again chuckled "if the pregnant person thinks the aura is different" continued the mother made Kanaya nodded in understanding.
"emm I'm sorry if I sassy eeee family where is it alone here?" kanaya asked the heart of the article since her mouth was itching to say that.
the mother smiled "my family had an accident a few months ago when I was going to come here and my husband had a heart attack that made him leave this world" the mother said.
Kanaya gives the baby to the nurse to return to the baby room and Kanaya walks towards the mother.
"mom must be a strong woman, Kanaya is sure!!continue the spirit of menggebesarin dedek yah Bu. I am sure dedek must be a successful person" Kanaya said to the mother.
"amen thanks Auntie"
Kanaya smiled then permission went from the room.Kanaya's intention to go to the park he paled the good labuh now he saw the state of Amel.
"may your rice be bright well dear enough mothers who feel the bitterness of this world you do not get" said Kanaya while stroking her stomach
🦋,
Kanaya continued to calm Amel who had been crying beside her mother's grave.
"Udah yah, mama is calm there" said Kanaya with a trembling voice.
"Mama Ayy mama lives alone in this world"
"Sutth... I'm still here" Kanaya said, pulling Amel into her arms "you're not alone!! There's still me as your family!!"
Amel was crying in Kanaya's arms.
"Udah well do not need to cry kasian there must be mama follow sad" said Kanaya back while wiping tears Amel.
"gw should what ayy??? what do I do without them??"
"hayy you can do it!!! you should be able to make your deceased parents proud of you!! with you being so weak you even make mama sad there!! inget mama never taught you to be weak!!"
"but ayy—"
"is your mom yahh?! mama was happy there. sad may but do not be too late in the sadness kasian mama there was sad so see her daughter sad"
"don't want to see your mother sad!!! mama can not be sad there" said Amel full of affirmation.
Kanaya smiles "good girl"
"it's just ayy I still want to meet people"
Kanaya raises her eyebrows in wonder "your tumben wants to meet people?"
"family from mama"
Kanaya nodded her head then left Amel. her body felt a little fever maybe because she was exhausted.
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**I'm sorry if a lot of words are wrong or the story doesn't make sense
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