One Big Dipper Two Love
Chapter 96
Hanges still can't find Harum. He has also twice visited the police station to inquire about the development of the search for missing persons in the name of Harum, but has not been found also the bright spot where the ex-wife is. The brown-clad corps may have a larger case that takes precedence over the missing persons report case.
Hangga is not a CEO like the story in the novel that has a lot of money and unlimited power. He could not use the services of detectives to find Harum's whereabouts. All Hangga could do was pray to accompany his search efforts.
It had been three days as well, Hangga had not met Nata. Nata advised that Hangga did not come to see him often. Hangga obediently obeyed the wishes of his only wife. Importantly for him, Nata was fine and never thought of doing anything stupid again. It was enough to think about the existence of Harum, not to be added with the burden of trouble again.
Hangga grabbed the phone, then her finger nimble typing a message. He intends to meet Nata in rented, if the beautiful woman allows.
[Which, how are you?]
[When do you go home?]
[I'm going there, right?]
[I miss]
[Emot lope sekebon]
The series of messages sent by Hanga to Nata number. Afterwards, the handsome man who had just returned home from the Magrib prayer congregation at the mosque stepped into the closet to pick up a T-shirt and boxer pants of his flagship football club.
Hangga sat on the edge of the bed as her hands moved open one by one button of her cocoa shirt. He lamented his sad days without a wife. Both his wives so compactly left him.
When his fingers reached the last button, Hangga who heard the sound of a cell phone rang, vigorously grabbed his device lying on the mattress. That's how Hangga is now, always nimble when hearing the ringing of a cell phone. Hope the call is from family, relatives, friends, friends or police who give good news about Harum. Especially if until the phone call came from Harum, Hangga would certainly prostrate his gratitude, a hundred times he was able.
However, Hanges frowned when he saw the name of the caller. “Melly? Tumben very,” thought.
Hangga swiped the screen answering the phone call of Nata's best friend.
“Iya, Mel.”
“Hangga, you hurry here. Nata hospital admission.” Melly's voice sounded anxious.
Feelings of anxiety are also now transmitted to the Hanges.
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When he came to the hospital, Hangga met with Melly and two of Nata's co-workers who stayed one contract.
“Where is Nata?” ask the worried.
“Nata is still in the ER,” Melly replied.
“Nata has been three days complaining of stomach pain. I'm the same friend I've been nawarin to take Nata to the hospital, but Nata does not want,” timpal friend Nata who is black sweet with shoulder-length curls.
“Pas wanted magrib earlier, Nata screamed, he said his stomach hurt a lot. He couldn't stand it, and finally wanted to be taken to the hospital,” said Nata's friend another one whose skin was slightly lighter and veiled.
“Still yes, already bring Nata here,” said Hangga who no longer knows what to say.
After doctors performed a number of procedures on patients in the ER, Nata was moved to the hospital room.
“Thank you for accompanying Nata. You better just go home. Tomorrow you all will have to go to work,” lontar Hangga to three friends Nata who also accompanied Nata in the treatment room.
“Yes, you go home. Thank you for bothering to bring me here,” timpal Nata.
“Nata hopefully healthy soon yes,” said Nata's co-worker who is not veiled.
“Syafakillah, Nata,” said Nata's friend who wore a hijab.
“Any pain, hopefully soon to heal yes, Nat,” said Melly.
The three close friends of Nata's hugged Nata who was in a sitting position leaning on the hospital bed.
“Still everyone. I love you all,” Nata said after releasing a hug.
“We don't do anything go home?” ask Melly.
“Yes, nothing. There will be a noble Hangga," said Nata.
“Bye. Thanks everyone.” After hugging and poking with Nata, the three friends say goodbye home.
“Hangga, my stomach doesn't hurt. I want to go home yes,” said Nata after the death of his friends.
“Do not, Nat. You are often sick like this. This time you have to say to me. You were treated here first. Let us know, what are you sick,” break up Hangga.
This time Nata complied with her husband's decision.
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Hangga woke up during the dawn of Azan melodious reverberation. He who sleeps in a sitting position with his head resting on a bad hospital mattress, tilted his head to the right and left to stretch the neck muscles that feel stiff.
Before waking up to take wudu, he sat for a while looking at the beautiful face of his wife. It was then that he realized Nata's face looked a little more thin.
There was a feeling of guilt permeating the soul of Hangga. So deeply did he inflict wounds on a beautiful woman who is very similar to his idol Korean artist, who only at first sight was able to drop the love of Hangga to him very deeply.
“Nata, I'm sorry,” said Hanges. Then his head moved closer to the face Nata was about to give a kiss to the woman of his first love. However, his movements stopped as Nata suddenly opened his eyes and pushed his head away.
“Ish, I can't ci um you,” protest Hangga. He held Nata's hand so that he could not pull himself aside, and his lips landed a kiss on his forehead, cheeks and lips.
Nata smiled blushingly. It's been a long time, he wasn't kissed by the Hanges.
“I stay in the mosque for a while can?” tanya Hangga answered a nod by Nata.
“I pray first yes,” said Hangga while stroking Nata cheek.
Nata nodded again. He continued to look at the steps of Hangga until he left the room.
At 09:00 am Nata was taken by a nurse to see a doctor. Sitting on a wheelchair, Nata seemed to grimace withstanding the pain. His stomach has been sore since dawn. While Hangga who accompanied Nata behind him several times rubbed Nata's shoulders gave peace.
Looking at Nata's medical record, which often complains of pain in the lower abdomen, the doctor performed a series of examinations. Starting from transvaginal ultrasound, blood tests and biopsy tests.
Three days later, the nurse told her that she was asked to come see a doctor.
“Udah, Hangga. I'm full,” refused Nata when Hangga bribed the fifth feed.
“One more, The.”
Nata shook his head quickly. “I'm full.”
“So the nurse said that I was told to see a doctor, who knows if the doctor will let you go home. That's why you eat a lot so you don't limp and the doctor really lets you go home. Mau ya, one more bribe,” persuaded Hangga.
Finally Nata nodded. He opened his mouth wide to receive a mouthful of porridge from his beloved husband.
"Well, it's dong" said Hangga while wiping Nata's mouth with a tissue after successfully swallowing one last mouthful of Bandung chicken porridge favorite Nata.
Finished feeding Nata, Hangga went to see the doctor with anxious hearts.
“So, how is my wife, Doc?” asked Hanges as he sat in front of the doctor.
“Begini, Sir. Looking at the patient's medical records, we suspect something. However, of course, we cannot conclude the allegations without further examination." The doctor paused for a moment. "We have done the ultrasound examination and found there is a tumor in the patient's uterus.”
“Tu-tumor?” Mangga was shocked to hear from the doctor.
“Betul, Sir.” The doctor took a short breath to continue his exposure. “When we have detected a tumor, the first thing we do is find out if the tumor is benign or malignant because it will affect the treatment method later. To find out the tumor is benign or malignant we do a biopsy by taking a sample of tissue in the uterus. And from the biopsy results, most of the cells found in the biopsy tissue are abnormal cells. This means that the tumor in the patient's uterus is malignant, or called cancer. Your wife was detected to have uterine cancer."
Like being struck by lightning the news delivered by the doctor. Hanges shook his head in disbelief.
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It has two chapters, but it is not finished either. I cut it here first, because of the extension. When this chapter is over, I'm gonna jump in two years later, tell the Harum story again.
