Mentari for Dawn
CHAPTER 71-What Happened To Gerald??
"Can't you just once, you don't bring or insult my mother in our debate? I didn't come here to make a fuss with you...."
Pinta Fajar who began to feel annoyed, saw the attitude of his stubborn stepbrother and difficult to talk well. He tried hard to be patient. It turns out that it is very difficult to maintain the patience that has its limits, especially when this man began to carry around his mother who was gone.
"Then what do you want now? Want to beat me up because I insulted your mother? Come on, you think I'm scared?" Gerald said with a defiant look.
"Well, are you here?" Both Fajar and Gerald were jolted at the sound of a familiar female voice interrupting their debate.
The two immediately turned their heads and saw Oma Violet with Astrid walking over to them, with a sharp gaze that they kept on pointing at Dawn.
"What are you doing here with my granddaughter?" Oma Violet's flinch accuses Dawn. The old woman looked at Dawn with a hateful gaze, as if the man was her mortal enemy. He is also his own grandson.
"What do you want to do again? Not enough, made a scene last night? I warn you, do not ever try to bother my child, or you know the consequences. Now I also ask you to get out of here, before I tell the security to expel you" Astrid chimed in and slightly threatened Dawn with a loud voice.
"No need to threaten or talk with my aunt. Just relax. Aunt kumat's high blood. I also want to go out anyway. I'm just here to see Gerald. In any case, I still consider him a brother, even if he never considered me a sister" Dawn answered Astrid's words casually, then she glanced back at Gerald.
"I'm also grateful that last night you bothered to take my wife home. But next time, you don't have to bother. Because she is my wife. And he's my responsibility. Oh yes one more, I think for the next few days, my wife can not enter the office just yet. Because the doctor said that he had to bedrest for a few days until his condition stabilized. Because she is now pregnant. So I hope you're willing to give him permission to leave. Anyway, she had an accident with you. All right, my business is done here. Excuse me, good day"
Finished talking at length about his wife's condition, Fajar stepped out of the room without waiting for a response from Gerald. He hoped that the man would understand his wife's condition.
Because it is useless that he linger in the room, if only to see the scenes of hatred from the three people, which will eventually only trigger a commotion as usual.
What is important now is that he knows his brother's condition is fine, even though he feels that something has happened to the man to make him feel depressed. But yes, he doesn't have to interfere. Gerald is also an adult and can handle his own problems.
"Gerald, what exactly is he doing here? And what did he say to you? How do you look so upset and angry? The son of the actor does not talk about it....?" Astrid asked Gerald curiously.
His negative thoughts about his stepson still could not be removed, seeing the look of anger on his son's face, making him sure that something had happened between the biological child and his stepson. And he's sure it must have been the actor's son who started bothering his son.
Oma Violet, who always agreed with her daughter-in-law, nodded and stared intensely at Gerald, curious about the answer her granddaughter would give that she was sure fit their accusations.
But Gerald was having no taste in discussing his insignificant stepbrother. His mind was already too confused and chaotic to think about the conditions and his future that was threatened grimly.
"Gerald, how come you are? Oma and your mama just came, cook should go home again?" Complaints Oma Violet who was disappointed to hear the answer of her favorite grandson.
"It's up to you to do anything. But now my mood is deteriorating. And I need it myself. Please leave me to rest" said Gerald who did not want to be denied and was lazy to argue.
He fixed the position of his pillow so that he could lie down and rest his tired body. He slept sideways to his back against Mama and Omanya who stood staring at his back with a face full of confusion. Gerald's unusual attitude made them look at each other with frowning eyebrows.
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Finally Gerald finds the whereabouts of Dance. Although it was a bit difficult to find it because the hospital did not carelessly provide patient data to strangers, but he managed to bribe the receptionist staff with some money, so he got the information he wanted.
Still wearing a patient's shirt because she was still undergoing her opnamenya period in the hospital, Gerald walked with wide steps to the room where the woman who was carrying her child was identified.
He opened the door slowly. Somehow he felt nervous and misbehaved imagining he would meet Tari.
With the door still not wide open, Gerald turned his head inside, trying to see the situation in the room before entering it. But the view in the room left him stunned.
He saw Dari lying on the bed, and the woman seemed to have a conversation with a female doctor, who was standing beside the bed on his left and was moving the phobe device on the belly of the distended Dance, with Fajar also standing next to his right. It turns out they're gathering to do USG on the baby Dance.
"So how's Doc, the baby's condition?" Ask Fajr with a sparkling face. She deliberately asked the obgyn doctor to bring USG tools to the Dance room, because she still did not feel calm before ascertaining the condition and development of the baby after yesterday's accident.
"The baby's condition is in good health, sir. It's a miracle. The accident experienced by mother Dance did not affect the condition of her fetus at all. His movements are also very active"
The hijab doctor explained with a gentle and friendly smile. He also felt a sense of relief and happiness felt by his patients, for the miracle they experienced about the heart.
"Then what about the gender Doc? Is our baby a boy or a girl?" Dawn again asked enthusiastically, to let go of her curiosity.
Honestly, he never questioned what kind of child he would be. For whatever it is he will remain happy, for the child will give him unparalleled happiness as a father.
