Mr Marry. Nicholas

Chapter 26

Early in the morning everyone was startled by the thunderous sound of a cry.

"Yes.....!"

"So what's hugging me!" Shouted Zahra while kicking Nicholas away.

Nicholas who was still sleepy did not care about Zahra who shouted to blame her. In fact, last night Zahra who approached him asked to be hugged.

Seeing that Nicholas did not react to anything made Zahra go to her room in annoyance.

When Zahra was gone, Nicholas opened his eyes and went to his room as well.

"Crazy sister sucks," Nicholas grumbled as he staggered along the street.

Dukkks

"Ouch! Fucking door! Who the hell's got a door here?" Nicholas protesting that hit the door of his own room.

Bukkk

"Ma! How did you get thrown a pillow?" Nicholas asked with a furious shout.

"Be quiet! It was noisy early in the morning!"

Nicholas was silent and did not dare to speak again. Rosa went to prepare breakfast.

The boisterous mornings in the Vijaya family were already very common to their neighbors. Especially after Zahra's return. Even all employees who work there must be accustomed to it.

When everyone was ready to go to work, there was Zahra who was still cool to hug her pillow. He was too tired to start again early.

"Ra! You're not teaching?" Tanya Rosa woke Zahra up.

Zahra just groaned and changed positions. While Rosa who saw her daughter was still reluctant to wake up chose to give up and leave.

It was getting late, but Zahra still had no intention of waking up. He had opened his eyes, but was still lounging on the bed.

"Ahhh, very lazy to go to campus," complained Zahra while stretching her body.

Although Zahra said he was lazy, he still went to campus because he had not even worked there for a month. Not to mention there is Nicholas who will continue to nag him.

Another exhausting day they went on as usual. Nothing special or surprising. Everyone is getting used to the sometimes uncertain work environment. Including Hanna, he also began to be able to stop his work which was sometimes very impromptu.

"Oh, what's this stack of files produced every second? Why not end up," lamented Hanna began to feel bored and tired.

"Just do it, you complain it's not finished," said Alex who was actually very frustrated.

"My head was about to break" Alex chirped, making Hanna look tired.

"You two, what's going on?" Call Nicholas makes Hanna and Alex gasp.

Hanna and Alex were shaken because they knew Nicholas's character.

"To my room now" continued Nicholas.

Hanna and Alex looked at each other in wonder.

After Hanna and Alex entered, Nicholas immediately explained his purpose of calling the two of them. At its core is Alex and Hanna's job will increase 2-fold because Nicholas is going to Europe next week.

After he finished explaining, Nicholas told them to go back to work.

"Hanna, please prepare a proposal for a meeting later at noon," Nicholas asked before Hanna actually walked out of her room.

Hanna replied and immediately went to prepare the proposal that Nicholas asked so that he could continue working calmly.

Hanna occasionally heaved a heavy sigh considering that she also had to follow the boring meeting. However, if he missed the meeting his salary would be cut by 20% by Nicholas.

"Haahh" Hanna said after a long and busy day.

He who was about to go home remembered if he wanted to visit the orphanage where he grew up first. Hanna slowly drove her motorcycle towards the orphanage on the edge of town. That desolate street was already so familiar in Hanna's memories.

"I haven't been here for a very long time" muttered Hanna looking at the orphanage building that is still maintained until now.

In the park, several children were sitting while coolly telling stories supervised by several caregivers. They seem so happy.

"Well, who is this? It's been a long time, yes" said the head of the orphanage who had been babysitting Hanna.

They hugged warmly under a tinge of twilight that was disappearing.

"Let's go in. I miss you," Ratna hugged Hanna.

"Not much has changed here" Hanna said as she walked into Ratna's room.

The hallways were so crowded with the boisterous sounds of children joking. Hanna just smiled feeling the feeling of coming home.

Ratna who saw Hanna smiling also smiled knot. He believes that the poor child he cared for now feels happy even though he does not have parents.

"How are you? Everything's fine, isn't it?" Ratna asked the newly arrived while bringing a cup of warm tea for Hanna.

"Em, everything's good, ma'am." Hanna smiled.

Hanna's gaze was suddenly sidetracked by a book opening on the sofa table. Hanna immediately looked at Ratna asking permission to see her.

"Look" said Ratna.

Hanna focused on a baby photo, "I-this...".

"That was you when you were a baby" said Ratna smiling meaningfully.

Ratna unknowingly recounts many things from the beginning Hanna was discovered by herself on the side of the road.

"Dark rainy day, someone got out of the car and just put you on the side of the road. I was too far away to prevent them from leaving you back then," Ratna explained as she held her teacup in her lap.

Ratna's sad eyes continued to stare at the floor. I don't know if I have to look at that poor Hanna.

"Then, who is this, Mom? I don't think I remember seeing her?" Hanna asked pointing at the photo of a baby next to her.

"That's Bella. He came in here with you. Unfortunately, a few weeks later he's gone."

Hanna just understands. But Hanna was really interested in a photo. Ratna who realized it also took the album book from Hanna's presence and took the photo.

"Bring it up, think of it as a gift from mom." Ratna.

"But shouldn't this remain in the book?" Sahut Hanna felt bad if she took that photo.

"What's wrong, mom still has her picture. You just take it," said Ratna.

Hanna smiled happily while holding Ratna's hand. For Hanna, Ratna was like her own mother and the orphanage was like the home that contained her family.

The day was getting late, Hanna was saying goodbye to go home because tomorrow she had to come to work early. Hanna also said goodbye to Ratna who drove him to the front of the building.

"Be careful on the road, baby" said Ratna hugging Hanna.

Hanna warmly welcomed Ratna's farewell embrace, "Good ma'am. Mother too, take care of your health.".

Hanna passed away with a smile. The cold night air occasionally made Hanna's hair stand on end. In addition, the road is always quiet with shady trees on the right and left of the road. Sometimes it feels gripping, but soothing.

Hanna drove the bike a little speeding because she did not want to get home too late. Not to mention he had to shower and have dinner.

"Well, why did I forget that I haven't eaten dinner yet" Hanna complained when she heard the sound of her tummy rumbling.

Since Hanna was already so hungry, she looked for a restaurant that was still open for dinner first.

"Once, eating out is okay."

Hanna turns her bike into a famous fried chicken restaurant open 24 hours. Thankfully, there was a restaurant on the way home. So Hanna doesn't have to die eight on the road.

Hanna happily ate her dinner and went straight home when she was done.