One Roof With Maduku

HE CAME

It's been almost a month. One month of his activity Winda had begun to solid with his work joined in the office of his brother Bang Hendra Galuh. That same month, Vishnu was taken care of by his baby sitter during his work. That one month, Surya never visited her mother's house. That is what caused the problem by Sarwenda who lived in the house. The main goal is to get closer and closer to Surya, even further with Surya.

On that Saturday, Winda took a holiday and took advantage of his time with his son Vishnu. While Surya at that time sat with Vinda with Vishnu. It looks like the husband and wife enjoying the sunny morning in the front garden while sunbathing to get sunlight.

Surya looked at his wife's face lovingly. Sometimes Winda smiled with a red hue on her cheek because of the embarrassment seen continuously by Surya, her husband.

" What the hell is it? Is there something wrong with my face, mas?" ask Winda with her wry smile.

" Well, it's wrong you're too pretty. I miss you, Winda!" surya replied while grabbing the hand of Winda.

" You are weird! We meet every day after the end of our work in the office" said Winda.

" But for quite a while too, I felt far away even though we were close and one house. After the tempest of our household." said Surya while wiping the back of the hand owned by Winda.

" I'm sorry, mas! I also need time to forget the pain. Moreover, the problem that yesterday is still suspended, in the sense that Sarwenda is pregnant and it is not yet known who the father of the child he contains. When alone, honestly I still can't forget that." said Winda while looking at her husband's face.

" I'm sorry, Sire! Just pray, all my words are true. Pray that all my promises can be kept. I will try to keep and maintain our marriage until death do us part." said Surya while trying to embrace the body of Vinda and embrace her tightly.

" Amin! Hope you are!" sahut Winda's.

Outside the yard of the house owned by Winda there is a car that began to stop and pull over. The car was very familiar to Surya. Surya was surprised by the car. And sure enough, a woman who had started to contain her body came out of the luxury car.

" The Sun! I'm coming!" shouted the woman who got out of her car and headed for the iron fence that was still closed.

" God! Why is that woman here?" surya said slowly while staring at Winda.

Winda looks surprised by the arrival of Sarwenda who came suddenly. Yes Sarwenda came with a carrying bag that seemed to contain his clothes are quite a lot.

" Satpam please open the gate. Let my car in." cried Sarwenda in a loud voice.

" Eh??" Surya was surprised by standing glued.

" Let him enter first! Later only asked why he came here" said Winda who was still sitting in the park.

The guard of the house owned by Winda opened the gate. Sarwenda entered with his bag and the car that drove him began to walk into the yard of the house owned by Winda.

Sarwenda ran a little closer to Surya and hugged Surya's body. Winda who saw that just smiled cynically. Surya was shocked to the point of not being able to cuddle suddenly by Sarwenda.

" Eh Sarwenda! Sit down!" surya said cynically but did not dare to be rude to the pregnant woman.

" Winda! I'm coming!" sarwenda said as she reached out her hand to Winda and sat down in the garden chair.

" What do you want here?" ask Surya without further ado.

" Eh??" Surya was surprised and worried by the feeling of Winda who was near him.

" One Week I wait for you not also come to your mother's house, two Weeks I wait also do not come. Until you haven't seen me in that house for a month. Then what do you mean? I lived in that house so that I could always be close to you, even if just seeing you was enough for me. But you don't even care about me. You're too mean to me, mas! Did you forget, if I was pregnant with your child, mas?" sarwenda said at length.

" Astagfirullah! Sarvenda! You are no longer my wife. We've been religiously divorced, have you forgotten that?" sahut Surya's.

" But I'm pregnant with your child, Mom! After this child is born, we get married officially and we become husband and wife again, mas!" sarwenda said that made Winda try not to hear and pay attention to the commotion between the man and woman.

Vinda stood up and got up from her seat holding Vishnu.

" Where is honey? Just here!" surya said while holding Winda's hand to sit back in his place.

" I don't think I need to interfere in your affairs, do I?" tanya Winda started to resist jealousy.

Perhaps more precisely his disappointment from heartache. For a long time lived quietly in his new home, now present the woman in his house. Trying to forget the household tempest that occurred, but now remember back.

"Tuh Kan! Willa only know and understand if I come to you, Mas! You're being unfair to me. I am pregnant loh mas! I need love from you!" sarwenda whinek.

" Oh yes, Sister Sarwenda wants to drink what, let it be made by Mbak Ita" said Winda.

"Hem! Actually I want a drink made by you Win. Just warm sweet tea." replied Sarwenda with a smile.

" Sarvenda! You're starting to be disrespectful to my wife." - Surya.

" I'm also your wife, mas!" sahut Sarwenda while glancing towards Winda.

" After all, this is not my wish. It's the will of the baby in my stomach." Sarwenda added with a cynical smile.

" What wife? I told you already! You're not my wife anymore. Again, I say that I am divorced. You are divorced!" surya said loudly.

" Mum??It's already! It's already! It's okay to make a drink. But after that, please take Sarwenda back home to mama. I don't want a roof with my honey." said Winda.

" That's right! Vinda still recognizes me as her honey, mas!" sahut Sarwenda's.

" But, Win!" said Surya who looks lazy if you have to take Sarwenda.

" It's okay, mom! Take Sarwenda home first. Or do you want and want, if Sarwenda lives in this house?" winda.

" Eh ti.ti.no!" sahut Surya's.

" Yes already! Take Sarwenda back to her habitat. I have a roof with her. I and Vishnu want to be calm in this house" said Winda as he stepped away from leaving Surya and Sarwenda who were still sitting in the park chair.