My Husband's Secret

72. Dio doesn't like Oma

“Mama, I want to change clothes,” said Dio who had just entered the dining room.

“Oh yes, Mama forgot. Come on, Mama help change! Eira's sister hasn't changed either. Come on, change clothes first!” take Maysa to her daughter and then turn to look at Lidya. “But, yes, Lid. I just change clothes for the kids.”

“Iya, just go. I'm waiting for you here,” said Lidya.

Maysa takes Dio and Eira upstairs to her children's room. The two boys just washed their faces and changed their clothes. When she finished, Maysa wanted to take her two children down. However, Dio refused, he wanted to play in the room only.

“Why would Dio want to stay in the room? Outside there is Oma, Dio time in the room continues?”

“Dio want to play in the room only, Ma.”

“Main later, if oma has come home, now there is still oma in the living room. It is not polite that guests are left in the room. Why didn't Dio go there?"

“Dio doesn't like Oma,” replied Dio by lowering his head.

Maysa was of course surprised to hear the boy's answer. He wondered what made his son dislike his omens. Something must have happened, but Dio had no problem with the omanya. Maysa also did not know the woman.

“Why Dio doesn't like the same oma?”

“Because oma doesn't like Mama.”

Maysa was moved to hear the son's answer. At this young age, Dio already understood very well if there were people who did not like him. However, that does not mean Maysa agreed with what Dio said. He did not want the child to think nothing of his omens.

Moreover, the middle-aged woman did not like him. Could add to the problem later if Dio doesn't come out. Surely Maysa will be accused of a no-no. More than that, he doesn't want his son to be disrespectful to older people.

“Dio dear not the same oma?” maysa's question made the boy nod slowly. “Everyone must have a mistake, as well as an oma. So Dio as a younger kid should be able to give up. Not that Dio justifies what oma does, but Dio ‘kan can tell oma slowly. Don't push, just like Dio who doesn't like to be forced. I'm sure Mama's son is smart, sure knows how to talk to Oma."

Dio was still speechless, he thought about what Maysa had told him. The child himself doubted whether his omens would listen or not. Given all this time the woman had always quarreled with her father about trivial things. Fortunately, all this time Papa Tama is a person who likes to give up so, the problem does not become long.

After thinking for a moment, Dio finally nodded. That made Maysa smile. The woman hoped that Dio's omens would not do something that would further hurt the child.

“Come, we're down! Want Mama temenin?”

“No need, Ma. Kan, there's aunt Lidya, pity her alone.”

“Then Dio met Oma, Mama wanted to meet aunt Lidya, yes!”

Dio immediately went to the living room, while Maysa and Eira headed for the dining room. The little girl invited Ica to play in the back garden. There are also toys Eira cooking and some others.

“That's mom-mak often huh, May, come here?” lidya asked as Maysa sat beside her.

“Emak-emak who?” maysa asked back with a frown. He really did not understand who his best friend meant.

“Ya .. who else if not her grandmother Dio.”

“No, just this time. I just saw it today.”

“You be careful with him. Do not get his liver disease, can not heal you later."

“Hus .. You are talking like ngawur.”

“Do not speak out loud. If they sound bad,” rebukes Maysa while glancing ahead. Afraid someone might come in.

“Luckily just now I directly contact Kak Tama, when the woman came.”

“So you contacted Mas Tama? It's worth it it's still lunchtime, but she's already home,” Maysa said as she could hear her husband's voice in the living room.

“Yes that is, besides Brother Tama, no one can control it. Aunt Mirna couldn't possibly dare to refute what her besi said. Aunt Lely ‘kan man judes and ketus.”

“Already, don't talk about anyone else. You better tell me, all this time you've been anywhere. Until I can't come to my wedding,” concluded Maysa.

“Iya, right, Honey. Don't talk about other people, not good. Even more sin,” timpal husband Lidya.

“It's a pleasure that I can be surrounded by good people like you so, when I commit sins, there are people who remind me of what I am today. May we always be together as we are today.”

“Amin, Provided you don't go abroad," Maysa said.

"If I'm hanging on to my husband you know for yourself he likes to come here and there and inevitably I have to come along."

"Regarding Ica, is she not yet in school?"

"Yet, when it should be this year already, just like your child, but because we always move around, we do not know where to register our child," Maysa replied lethargicly.

"Then what's your plan?"

"Looks like, I'll settle down here. Even if my husband had to change jobs maybe he'd go alone."

"Aren't you afraid someone will take care of you later?" seduce Maysa with a smile.

"Lillahi ta'ala, rather than my abandoned son there is no education at all. If he really wants to cheat too, even if I keep cheating."

"No, honey. I love to die with you. Where might I play crazy with other women," interrupted Arif—suami Lidya— who had just been silent listening to the two women talking.

"Therefore, Mas. I trust you. I hope you won't abuse my trust either."

Lidya's husband had always been kind so she didn't suspect anything either. The woman hoped that there would be no third, fourth and so on in her household, as her best friend had felt.

"Definitely, Honey. I'll try to stay here so we can be together. I hope my boss agrees."

"Amin, hopefully. I'll enroll Ica at Dio's school with Eira."

"It's up to you guys to list Ica schools where. As long as the icha is comfortable" Maysa said.

"Yes, we'll see. I don't know what the school is like there either."

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