My First Love My soul mate

Failed Camping

Gilang and Sandra looked at the astonished two people standing in front of her.

"I'm coming along." Devan said before his wife's friend asked.

"No problem, right?" He asked in response to a nod.

"Well, if you make a move." Threatened Celin was upset because her husband insisted on coming when he wanted to go alone.

"Let's go." The girl rushed into the car after putting her luggage in the trunk.

Two hours drive Devan stopped the car at the Villa owned by in-laws.

"Cock stop here? Why stop at Villa Papa?" Ask Celin.

"We're safe here." Answer Devan.

"This is not called camping. Ruin the plan." Celin becomes unpleasant with his two best friends.

"No papa Deck. Comeondown. It was good to sleep in the villa. No need to find water." Silang realized what Celin felt.

"And you brought a tent. Free dong."

"If you want camping in the back can also. Don't protest. This is also a message from Papa." Sahut Devan responds to his wife.

Celin is really upset right now because his plan is broken because of one person who is none other than her own husband. The girl didn't help letting three people get busy arranging luggage. He prefers to go into the garage to take out his trail bike which has been in residence for a long time when the holidays.

"Where are you going?" Tanya Devan approached his wife who was turning on the motorbike while wearing a helmet.

"You seek the wind." Answer Celin.

"Can't."

Not caring about the refusal the girl rushed her motorcycle out of the yard.

Sandra approached Gilang and Devan who were pacing back and forth in front.

"Not back yet?" Ask the girl.

"Yet. He was gone for almost two hours. Do I need to be followed?" Devan was so worried that something might happen to his wife.

"At least come back, sir." Calm trying to calm.

Sure enough, a few moments later the sound of a motor entering the page. Celin down instantly got a hug from her husband.

"Where are you from. Make me worry."

"You told me I was looking for the wind." Answer it casually.

"Let's go on Deck. It's cold outside." Invite Sandra to hold her best friend's hand to be invited to walk together.

Everyone is cooking for lunch. Gilang and Sandra only know now if the lecturer is a person who talks a lot behind his cold attitude. A few hours with Celin and Devan they are no longer surprised with a married couple who always argue it.

"Sleep inside." Devan defended his argument.

After lunch everyone rested in their rooms. Devan was about to go to the room after news with his in-laws undo the intention when he saw Gilang sitting alone while watching TV.

"Aren't you sleeping?" Ask to sit down.

"Not yet sleepy sir."

"Do you like my wife?" Gilang laughed at the lecturer's words. He explained that he only considers Celin as a sister and Celin considers him as an older brother. Their relationship is no more. Loving each other like brothers.

"Sir Devan doesn't need to be jealous." Said at the end.

"Yes who knows. You're not blood."

Devan sighed. He thought his wife was sleeping. Celin is still cool with the tab whether playing any game this time.

"Your eyes hurt so much." Tegur Devan because his wife is lying on her stomach playing a tab with such a close distance.

"It's mundane. It won't hurt." Celin replied in the same position.

"Whatever. What matters is that I've reminded you." Devan lies down using his wife's waist as a pillow.

"the west. Sleeping with pillows. Just interrupt it." Resenting.

"Continue your game. I'm going to sleep." Devan was even comfortable and now he embraced his wife not caring about the nagging Celin.

The rain that never stopped made Celin undo his intention to set up a tent in the backyard.

"Can't be told. No husband is like that." Devan's words made his wife cluck. The girl then fell asleep on the sofa joined sandra who was sitting while reading a book.

"Had slept in the Deck." Sandra rubbed the head of Celin who looked sad.

"Mother Call Dek." Gilang approached Celin then gave her phone to the girl letting them chat.

"Not so camping Bun. Now we're at the villa. The rain does not want to be frankly so can not set up a tent." He complained of his complaint.

"Maybe it's because Mr. Devan went this way. Usually not." Add the girl made Mommy laugh while Gilang and Sandra could only hold back the laughter from being afraid of Devan.

"Yes it's okay. Consider it a vacation together. No need for a tent. In the villa more comfortable and safe." Mother took the positive side.

"Where are you going?" Devan asked his wife who was about to come out when the rain had not stopped.

"You look outside."

"You don't see the wind is strong and there's lightning either."

"Attent."

"No." Devan locked the door.

"Why do you suck anyway."

"Color I'm worried and afraid something's going on with you." He answered while hugging his wife.