Marrying My Neighbor's Prospective Husband

Chapter 40's

"Last night Yesi, now Finda. Surprised by his friends Rangga, why come to our house?" Mr. Diman shook his head.

"Udah ah, don't nag. Yuk samperin," take Mrs Hesti.

Seeing that hesti and Diman had entered the living room, Finda immediately stood up and greeted Rangga's parents.

"Tumben's here, what's up?" Ask Mr. Diman without a stale word.

Finda smiled faintly.

"Finda wants to find Rangga om, auntie. I haven't seen Rangga for a long time, suddenly it just disappeared."

"What are the needs of Rangga?" Ask Bu Hesti curious.

"There is no aunt. Last morning Finda to Rangga's office but said the employee there, Rangga had long not entered the office. Finda was worried, so Finda came here." Obviously that beautiful woman. "If you can, Finda wants to meet Rangga."

"There are no stairs!" Said Mr. Diman briefly.

"If you can tell, where are you?"

"Rangga lives in his wife's house in the village" hesti said.

Just like Yesi, Finda was also surprised when she heard Rangga was married.

"The family is married?" Ask not to believe.

"Rangga has long been married to a beautiful girl in the village," replied Mr. Diman did not cover up.

"And now his wife is pregnant. Is it pah?" Said ma'am Hesti.

"Well, Rangga is married? Same village girl again. How did Rangga's taste drop?" Finda really doesn't believe it.

"How's the taste down?" Ask Mr. Diman not like. "Our son-in-law is beautiful, kind and soon a scholar!" Mr. Diman praised his favorite son-in-law.

Finda smiled thinly to just throw away her embarrassment. This woman finally said goodbye and went home.

"I wonder, how beautiful is that village woman? How can Rangga who is handsome and rich even smitten women like him?"

Finda turned the wheel, this woman chose to go to Rangga's office to look for Daffa. Finda believes that Daffa must know about Rangga.

Meanwhile, Rangga who was enjoying being with his wife did not know if he was looking for two women who claimed to be close friends of Rangga.

"Mas, why would you prefer to live in a village like this? It's a city boy!"

"Enak lives in the village dear. The air is still naturally different from the city that is bustling with the hustle and bustle of vehicles."

"But in the city there is all."

"That which is in the city is not necessarily in the village. Those in the village are not necessarily in the city, for example, these boiled beans. New to harvest directly on the boil." Said Rangga who had been busy peeling boiled beans for his wife.

"You can be a mas" said Kasih laughing. "If lahiran what is the plan?"

"Birth in town. I want a quality hospital because I want to give the best for you and our children."

"Thank you, sir" said Kasih.

Pregnancy Love is not so fussy, only occasionally he craves.

"Udah ah mas, peel the nuts." Love Words.

"Why?"

"Well parents, don't eat a lot of nuts. Nontop!"

"Mitos, don't believe it!"

"Ah, the hell time?"

"When you eat something, don't be afraid. But I want to be full. Don't forget to be grateful!"

"You can be a mas" said Kasih laughing again.

"Don't mas, since I'm pregnant if I ride in the car my head likes to get dizzy." Reject Love.

"Yes, don't have to. Not long, just one day."

"Yes mas. I get it."

"Well, let's go to sleep." Bring Rangga.

Since Kasih was declared pregnant, Rangga did not dare to ask the wife for fear of hurting her child. What was the last play, Rangga so ferociously preyed on his wife on the bed.

Night has changed in the morning, Kasih who originally did not want to come this time was forced to come at the request of Mrs Hesti who wanted to invite Kasih to check the contents of her daughter-in-law.

Rangga was actually worried to see the state of Love that had been holding back dizziness in his head.

"We stop, baby."

Rangga pulled his car over at one of the minimarkets. This man helped his wife get out of the car and they sat in the chair that has been provided by the minimarket.

"Purchase a cold drink first," said Rangga then rushed inside.

Before long Rangga came out with two bottles of cold drinks and bread.

"Mas, his wife is really a village. Car ride time is as good as this drunk!" Chirps one of the minimarket visitors who both sit there.

Rangga stared intently at the two women who had his wife.

"It's only natural that my wife is drunk. She was pregnant," said Rangga made the faces of the two women pias resist embarrassment. "Sir, we don't know you but how can you dare to comment on other people's lives. Where's the school, mbak?"

Rangga.

"Mas, it's ah. Don't be pushed over, we're going crazy. Let's go on again."

Love pulled her husband's hand into the car while the two women could only bow in shame.

After a long journey from village to city with several stops, finally Kasih can breathe a sigh of relief as well. They arrived at the home of Rangga's parents.

"Switch,.nak. Love let's take a break, baby." Worried Ms. Hesti immediately told Kasih to the room. "Bah, ask for help telling auntie to make you some warm tea."

"Yes," replied Mr. Diman who was so obedient. This middle-aged man went to the kitchen after announcing his order, Mr. Diman went back outside again.

Rangga who just entered the house by carrying their goods directly invited by Mr. Diman to talk.

"Be careful you are Rangga, dare to hurt your wife will kick you." Said Mr. Diman makes Rangga confused.

"Where does reward mean? I hurt Love how?" Tanya Rangga did not understand.

"Yesi came to the house last night looking for you. Tomorrow is Finda. Who else tomorrow?"

"Ngapain also they're here, freak!"

"Tell me you fucked. Papah make you a factory collision later," threatened Mr. Diman who joked.

"What the hell is pah? I love my wife, where I might dare to hurt her."

"Review you, look after you!" Mr. Diman pointed at his son's face. "There in!"

Rangga rushed in after his wife.

"That's a real grumpy grandpa candidate. Very sensitive!" Rangga grouse while climbing the stairs.

"Hui......!!" Call Mr. Diman from the bring floor. Rangga stopped his steps then turned his head towards the bottom.

"What's the reward?" Ask Rangga.

"Don't you nag behind the papah!"

Not responding, Rangga resumed his steps.