My Husband's Secret

87. Go foursome

The day that Eira was waiting for has arrived. Rafka picks up her daughter at Tama's house. He would invite the little girl to go for a walk like he promised yesterday. Maysa escorts her daughter forward, along with Dio and Tama.

Eira looks so happy, in contrast to her brother who looks lethargic. Even so, Dio still showed a smile for his sister. She didn't want Eira to feel guilty for leaving along with her papa.

“I go first, Ma, Pa, Brother Dio,” say goodbye to Eira by waving his hand.

“Remember Mama's message. Take good care of yourself."

“Iya, Ma.”

“Do not forget souvenirs for Brother," interrupted Dio.

“Temple, I will not forget the souvenirs for Brother,” said Eira with a smile.

“Thank you for allowing Eira to go with me,” Rafka told Tama and Maysa.

“Iya, equally. He is very spoiled, it is natural that later if he will be very troublesome to you.”

“I won't feel bothered. I'm glad I could go with him. Excuse me, assalamualaikum," said Rafka.

"Waalaikumsalam," Maysa replied while nodding.

Rafka and Eira leave Tama's house. Along the way the little girl asked her papa a lot about their vacation plans. The man responded to his daughter's questions only a little.

“Dio want to go sightseeing?” ask Maysa because if at home, surely the child will feel lonely.

The woman wanted to comfort her son. Just look at their interactions. He also knew the purpose of the wife taking Dio away.

“No, Ma. No friends.”

“Kan can be the same Papa as Mama first. Later if Eira has come home, we go again together.”

Dio thought for a moment and asked, “Indeed Mama wants to take Dio to where?”

“Serah Dio wants to where.”

Dio seemed to be thinking, where a pleasant place to be with his parents. When it comes to rides to play, it must be boring because he has to play alone.

“How about we go to the beach, all with Aunt Riri. He ‘kan singles, surely no one invited him to go.”

“You little ones already know singles,” said Maysa who responded to Dio with a smile. “Alright, now Dio is ready, later we will go while waiting for Aunt Riri to come. Let Mama call Aunt Riri."

The boy nodded and immediately went to his room, while Maysa tried to contact his sister. At first Riri refused because she wanted to stay home with her mother. However, Mama Rafiqah forced her daughter to come along. He also knew that the girl felt lonely at home.

Teenagers the age of Riri usually already have a partner and go on vacation together, while the girl is only at home. Mama Rafiqah was sad. Since one year ago, after parting ways with Adit, Riri has severely limited her association. The girl spends more time at home if there are no activities.

Though Mama Rafiqah often nagged that Riri went for a walk or anywhere to spend time. However, his daughter always refused for various reasons. He had also planned to match the girl to another man, but Riri instead made a tantrum. To make the man's family cancel the match.

“How, Honey? What is Riri Mau?” ask Tama after Maysa closes the call.

“Riri want, soon he will come.”

“I don't think I want to. I heard you persuaded Riri.”

“Iya, he had refused, but Mama had persuaded Riri to come with us out. Every day the boy was at home. Never been anywhere. If Mama Rafiqah herself, do not want to come. He said he was old, had no energy to go for a walk.”

“Yes already, come on, we're ready too! Let it be later if Riri has come, we can go immediately," asked Tama who is adopted by Maysa.

Once everything was ready, they waited for Riri on the terrace. Maysa invited Mama Mirna to take a vacation. But the woman also refused. He wanted to stay home and let their children go on vacation together. Age has severely limited his space of movement.

“You're a long time, anyway, Ri. We wait until the hour,” Maysa scolded.

“This is already the highest speed, Brother. Her name is also female, definitely need dandan.”

“Tante Riri wants to find a girlfriend, huh? Put on all the makeup," asked Dio.

An anxious Riri pinched Dio's cheek. “You are small already talking about dating. Can't date, it's just a sin. If you are an adult and like a woman, get married. Don't have boyfriends.”

“I do not want to marry first, I still want to be with Papa and Mama,” Dio replied by hugging Maysa.

“That's not now, later if you're big.”

“Iya, later if I grow up do not want to marry first.”

“Tante not sure. Aunty so want to see, until how long you feel at home alone," said Riri.

“Tante is also alone,” said Dio made Maysa and Tama laugh.

His son was indeed very good at shiny tongue and made his opponent unable to say anything. Riri wanted to refute, but Maysa cut off his words.

“Already, why even fight. This is not going to happen if you continue to argue. Come on, we'll be leaving!”

They all boarded Tama's car and left the yard immediately. Along the way, Riri kept talking to his nephew. He just wanted to make Dio feel happy and not sad because he was left behind by Eira. Maysa also occasionally chimed in.

"Kok, are we out of town, brother? Where are we going?" asked Riri who looked around.

"You go to the beach, as Dio would like," Tama replied casually.

"In our city there is also. Why so far out of town?"

"You want a new mood."

Once they got to their destination, they all came down. Tama goes to buy tickets for everyone then together enters the beach. Riri and Dio run first, while Tama and Maysa follow him from behind.

"I feel grateful to have you, who is still thinking about Dio's feelings when his sister went along with his papa," said Tama who walked along with Maysa.

"Don't we ever say. Either Eira or Dio, it's our son. No matter where they're born, they're still our children."

"Yes, you're right. Come on, let's just go there!" take Tama while holding the hand of the wife.

Maysa smiled and followed her husband. The two sat by the beach, watching Dio and Riri playing in the water.

"Tante, come here! Chase me!" dio shouted as he waved towards his aunt.

"Don't go too deep, Dio. It'll get wet, Auntie don't bring clothes."

"No papa, buy it later. There was also my mother's shirt in the car. Go, Auntie!"

Riri shook his head, Dio, who was upset, pulled the girl's hand and both fell down and their clothes got wet. The boy just laughed looking at his tantalizing annoyed face.

"Dio, it's wet. I told you Aunt didn't bring a shirt."

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