Love At A Dusk

Fika's father's search

Sunday school holidays. It should be able to make a little time for Fika to stay still, sleep longer on the bed, or like she used to spend the weekend going somewhere with her father and mother.

"Fik, Mom's off to work. You cook for yourself to eat!" Shouted Mother. Then the sound of the door opening and closing again.

But the only way to return the favor is to learn, he should be able to excel and get good grades.

Fika looked dreamy again, actually she was very curious what father thought until he did not come home again. "When Mother is very difficult to find every rupiah for daily needs and school. Where'd daddy go?" Inner Fika when observing the view from behind the window of the room.

Now that she's alone, Fika's mother may be home late into the night. Suddenly Fika thought of something unusual. What if he's looking for dad wherever he has to go.

Fika went rushing towards the bathroom. He should get ready to go outside.

*****

"People. Why are you here again?" Yunita directly out of the house looked shocked because in front of her house there was already Anggi.

Before long the two chatted suddenly Fika coincidentally walked towards them.

"Yun, how is he here?" Ask Fika curiously.

"Don't know I'm Fik." Reply Yunita.

"I want to study a group with Yunita, we've already planned it." Anggi replied, his intention was to stop Yunita from saying anything else.

"Huh, group study?" Typal Yunita seemed to know nothing.

"Oh, I want to go first." Pamit Fika's.

"Where are you going, Fik?"

"Where are you going?"

It seemed confusing when Yunita and Anggi both asked similar questions even they compactly said it.

"I mean, you're just studying a group of three right now." Yunita speaks.

"You want to go somewhere, right? I know some place in this region." Anggi speaks another.

Yunita's eyeballs immediately looked at Anggi wondering. He should have been aware from the beginning of the reason Anggi went to his house because of Fika right?

"Ep. Better not thank you." Fika. He couldn't have told anyone else to look for his father. What they'll think. That's Fika's mind.

"If Sundays are like this everywhere must seem crowded. Even the streets will be jammed. Where are you actually going?" Anggi still insisted on wanting to know.

Fika looked at Yunita at that time, she should have talked about her problem with Yunita, she would not hesitate to help. But they will study groups together.

"I can go alone. It's still day not night, so it's okay." When she said that, Fika looked at her best friend Yunita.

Now Anggi was completely silent, unable to say anything more in front of Fika. That was his decision.

"I want to go again!" Pamit Anggi's.

"What?" Yunita looked shocked.

"Yun, quickly help aunty tidy up the house." The sound of screaming from inside the house. Seemed disappointed Yunita could not do anything at that time, she stared at Anggi.

"You go!" After saying it Yunita went back inside the house.

Anggi was still walking and within an affordable distance but also awake he could see which way Fika was going.

"His mother went to work, Fika went out of the house today and headed to a place she was not used to." Inner Anggi.

When he wanted to turn Anggi was quite surprised because Fika suddenly just appeared out of the alley, and his plan failed he was caught off guard.

Fika initially sees a strange Anggi by chance Anggi suddenly appear before her. But without asking Fika ignored Anggi just like that.

Anggi just sighed, Fika should have asked a little anything because that was what she expected. But Fika did not do it, the distance he and Fika were still so far away.

Anggi looked back at Fika who was standing waiting for the angkot. It is impossible now that Anggi is following him. Anggi quickly entered the street alley, he tried to avoid the attention of Fika at that time.

"Something got Fika out of the house. After a month Fika didn't do that." Inner Anggi. In the alley, Anggi just kept thinking hard what Fika would do.

But the previous scene suddenly appeared, about the anger of Fika's mother back then.

"Fika's looking for her father." Anggi Knot.

Now Anggi has gained a new belief if Fika deliberately seeks his father. "He should know where his father went because he may not have been home for a few days. It's impossible for Mother Fika to get angry like that if it only counts for 1/2 day, it means that it could be a whole month her father did not return home." Think Anggi. By then he could already deduce what Fika was going to do, that didn't mean it was true and Anggi had to search for her truth.

Anggi stared at the watch on his wrist, already about 10 minutes had passed. He came back out of the alley. But there was a scene that made him panic. A well-dressed man in a suit, they are typical of his father's messengers.

Anggi immediately walked in the next direction he could not continue to be followed like this. I don't know why and what his father did, why his father always interfered with all the affairs and whatever he wanted to do.

Lucky an angkot passed through it, Anggi as soon as possible stop the angkot. But he knew it seemed like the man had found out that he had left with this angkot.

Anggi continues to focus on thinking of a way, he does not want his plan to fail anyway for what they follow him anywhere.

"Bang, left!" Pinta Anggi down at the town square. After descending Anggi deliberately walked towards a car that had pulled over on the street. Knock on the car glass.

Someone appeared from within. "Come in now!" His orders to Anggi.

Anggi was forced to voluntarily get into the car. He could do nothing, and the best way was to face them all head on.

"What do you say now?" He sounded angry.

"You have to go abroad, you have to go to school there." An answer he didn't hear for the first time.

"All right." Anggi pasrah.

"Are you really going to follow my advice this time?" Ask the guy to Anggi.

"You're spying on the Fika family too? I hope you don't get that far." Anggi looked to guess.

"How else, sir wants the best for his son, so you just obey and leave the woman."

"You're also gonna complain about Fika?" Anggi still insisted on asking.

Looks worried, then the car stops in the parking lot of a place to eat.

"Please, you're already in XI High School and please don't ask me for anything." His tone softened.

"We're going to make a deal. You'll agree, won't you?" Pinta Anggi offers something that sounds interesting.