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13. ARVIN'S CURIOSITY

It had been a week, since the incident where Rosita hugged Sigit that night and asked not to leave.

Actually Sigit was very curious why Rosita did that but he did not want to see Rosita and instead avoided. Sigit chose to occupy himself by spending time with Indi or with college assignments.

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Today Sigit intends to meet Rosita and invite him to talk to solve the problem between them.

Meet him at work or pick him up from work, as he used to do before that night.

And Sigit had also previously informed Indi that he could not pick her up from school, he said there was an unfinished task.

*Elsewhere

" Tumben's alone? Where are you genk? " Armin arrived and was next to Indi who was seriously looking for a book.

" They again have their own business, of the many school students why should I meet you anyway? You don't follow me anymore, do you? " Tanya Indi was curious because Arvin seemed to be where.

"Old, why can't I go to the bookstore? " Arvin replied as he continued walking, acting as if he did not care to reduce the suspicious gaze of Indi.

Though Indi was also feeling lonely without his friends and felt lucky to meet Arvin, at least he was not alone in that place.

"The vin! Where are you going after this? "Ask Indi after paying for the book that already in his hand.

" Go home, why? "Jawab Arvin lightly

" Mm.... "

" Temenin I'm looking for food first yes, after that I anter lo go home" Arvin like can guess what Indi's mind is that does not continue the question.

And of course immediately answered a steady nod from Indi, who was confused about how he went home, after Andira told him that he would be late to pick up, also Sigit who said he was busy.

Indi walked hand in hand with Arvin entering the cafe which became his second destination. Eating after from a bookstore.

The cafe is quite crowded even after lunch. Luckily they were able to get a seat to sit on. They eat while talking and joking.

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" Good afternoon, how are you today? Sorry if Indi came home from the afternoon, just stopped by the bookstore first. " Arvin yelled at Amrita's mom, after parking her bike in the yard and walking straight to the stall.

Warung whose position is right on the side of the road in front of Indi's house. There are tables and chairs for customers who want to sit back.

" Eh Arvin, healthy boy? How's your mama doing? " Mama Amrita welcomed Indi and Arvin with a smile as she handed him a cold canned drink.

Amrita already considers Arvin like his own child after the stray Indi incident.

Arvin often plays to Indi's house and also once brought his mother to stop by, because Amrita's mother asked for it. Arvin even called Amrita mama and it certainly also got the approval of his papa Indi and Andira.

Arvin drove Indi home and stopped by for a while to greet his mother Indi.

When Arvin was chatting with Amrita's mother in the stall, Arvin arrived to see a man who had picked up Indi at school, hogging a woman past the front of Indi's house.

" Mah... who is that? " Arvin asked Mama Amrita while pointing at the motorbike that had just passed them right in front of the stall.

" Oh, it's Sigit andira's college friend Andira, and the one sitting behind him is Rosita, still our family's brother" Amrita replied while arranging the contents of the stall.

" Oh, mama doesn't know Vin. Maybe they are dating or just a regular friend, mama just often see them go and hang out together. " Amrita answered Arvin's question while staying busy at the stall and not paying attention to Arvin's instantly changed face.

" Mahs....Arvin entered the house first yes, want to coffee. " Armin's Passage to Amrita

" Yes son, make it yourself" replied Amrita who was still busy serving a buyer.

Arvin walked towards home and found Indi sitting in the middle room, was engrossed in watching Korean drama from a laptop. Go straight to the kitchen cooking water to make coffee, keep thinking how to open a chat with Indi about his curiosity.

Inhaling the steam of coffee is still hot, and looking for a comfortable sitting position in the chair next to Indi who has not realized his presence.

" So serious! " Arvin tried to distract Indi from the laptop screen.

" Sstt.. Don't be rude! Disrupt me! "Indi pointed his index finger in front of his lips because he was disturbed.

" I saw a guy with a girl! "Arvin Speaks.

" My guy? Which guy? " Ask back Indi who still does not want to be disturbed, although he began to be curious about the person that is meant by Arvin.

" The git! The guy I saw picked you up back home from school, after you refused me an te rin." Arvin deliberately spelled out his words and observed the change in Indi's facial expression.

And sure enough, Indi immediately turned his gaze from the laptop towards Arvin with a shocked look.

" Where do you know it's Sigit? " Tanya Indi

" Yes because I just saw him in front of the shop" replied Arvin explaining.

" Are you dating Sigit? " Tanya Arvin is back.

" No! Who is dating, Kak Sigit is only one of Kak Andira's friends who was asked that day to pick me up" Elak Indi while trying to hide his nervousness. Honey it didn't work. Arvin had seen the strangeness of his face.

There were so many questions in Arvin's head for Indi, but he tried to put them down.

Indi already looked so uncomfortable, and was very seen not wanting to continue the chat. Evidently with Indi who arrived suddenly closed his laptop and entered his room.

Arvin was still sitting in his chair with a coffee glass in his hand that had stayed half when Amrita's mother entered the house.

" Well, are you alone, son? Indi where? "

" In mah's room, it's like watching a Korean drama again" replied Arvin casually so as not to cause worry from Amrita.

Arvin did not want Amrita to know that some time ago Arvin and Indi were involved in a chat that might make Indi stay away from him.

If until Amrita knows the incident, it is certain that there will be a question and answer session that is longer than the principal's speech.

" Huh the child's basis, there are guests instead of being stopped talking even fun watching themselves" complained Amrita with her daughter's hobby.

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The author is still confused on how to convey the conflict

Please understand the wrong writing and typo yes

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