Princess Cost

53# Unstoppable longing

Sri's hands were still trembling as the two God's parents returned to Nyak Tatik's house. Sri still lowered her face as the God who was still living there continued to stare at her.

"I'm sorry. I'm confused to have to prove my love how else to you Sri." God Saying.

Sri is still silent.

"Sri, I don't care about Santi. Whether he kills himself or not, I'm sure it's just a threat. I'm sorry if I'm not being strict. But, I've cut ties with Santi." God Saying.

Sri raised her face and stared fixedly at the God. He seeks honesty in the face of God.

"Why did you choose me?" Ask Sri.

"Because I love." God Saying.

"But they have betrayed. I'm not honest with you." Sri Saying.

"I know. I'm sorry. What else do I have to prove. I really don't want to lose you Sri." God Saying.

Sri was silent.

Sri realized, God never betrays her. It was Santi who betrayed God. Sri's position is the God's affair. But the way of the gods is wrong. The god loved Sri when she was still in contact with women who often threatened the God if she was to be abandoned by the God.

"Santi how will Mas?" Ask Sri.

"I don't care. My feelings cannot be lied to Sri. I love you so much." Said the God who kept trying to convince Sri.

"Sri forgive me." Connect God. This time the man bent his knees in front of Sri who was sitting on the living room bench.

"God what the hell?" Sri asked when she saw the God bend his knees and apologized to her.

Butet who peered from the gap of the door of his room was only able to pluck his lips when he saw the romance of Sri and Dewa.

"Lebay! Weak!" Butet Mumam.

"Yes, I'm sorry, but don't do this either! It's not good to see Butet Mas." Sri Saying.

"Biarin, let it be said lebay or weak not papa." God Saying.

"Eh, how do you know he I said he's weak and weak. The shaman's cake is this god." Butet muttered while shuddering in horror.

"Yes I'm sorry. Let's wake!" Said Sri while helping the Gods to get up from the floor.

The god hugged Sri tightly.

"Sri forgive me." Say again.

Sri was only silent and resigned as the God hugged her.

The god released his embrace and looked at Sri closely. The misbehaved Sri tried to throw her gaze towards the exit of the pavilion.

"Sri, please forgive me?" Ask Gods.

"Yes." Yeah." Sri Saying.

"Thank you Sri."

"Yes." Yeah." Sahut Sri again.

"Still angry?" Ask Gods.

"No." Sri Sahut.

"Honey.... I love you." God Saying.

Sri looked at the God with her own eyes.

Butet who kept peeking at the two men held back his vomit.

"Bucin kali. unclean!" Butet Mumam.

"What do you mean try to bring the parents directly?" Ask Sri.

The god smiled amusedly, showing off his sweet-looking dimples on the man's cheeks.

"Aren't you laughing?" Sri said, annoyed.

"If Rozi can trap his soul mate, why can't I trap my soul mate? Then you can't refuse." Rozi said while laughing out loud.

"Bad you are!" Said Sri while pouting.

"Yes, not married. Marriage to yuk." God Saying.

Sri blushed in shame. Then, he started smiling.

Sri put on her smile and looked at the god.

The god approached his lips to Sri's lips.

"I'm sorry, I set you up." Said the man, then he kissed Sri's lips gently.

"Viiiiiiii....! Hot times the air in these boarding houses yes...! Sampek is working, remember me! Which cake is this?" Butet said as he moved out of his room.

"Eh, Bang God. Still here apparently. No nothin' you Bang, same gray-necked Rt?" Syndical Butet.

Sri and the Gods were startled and released their embrace.

"It's okay, Tet, let's get married." Reply God.

"Oh that cake, inspiring times apparently yes the Rozi same as the Cempaka." Syndical Butet.

Dewa and Sri smiled amusedly at Butet who was upset with them.

...

Butet stared at the ceiling of his room that night. All his friends, have found the heart. He now lives alone who is single.

Butet hugged the bolster and put on a sullen face.

"Where are you Halomoan. Either diiiii manaaaaaaa thyselfuu beeeeradaaaaaa, hampaaaa feels my life without you." (Song by Ari Lasso)

Butet sang while screaming in frustration.

For almost 3 weeks he had not seen Halomoan. Butet's feelings are tormented.

Butet grunted in annoyance. Then he got out of his bed and went out of his room.

When he left the room. He saw Cempaka and Rozi who had just entered the boarding house.

"Adoooohhh... Another conversation I saw!" Butet said annoyedly. Then he went back into his room.

"Butet tea why A'?" Ask Cempaka.

Rozi just shrugged both of his shoulders.

Rozi and Cempaka entered Cempaka's room. Rozi helps Cempaka to clean up all his wife's belongings that will move to his room.

Cempaka prepared his suitcase to lift his personal belongings.

Rozi looked at Cempaka who looked very beautiful that night. Rozi hugged his wife from behind.

"A', let's go clean up first." Say Cempaka timidly.

"I want to hold Cem." Rozi Whisper.

"Ih, A'a flirtatious tea." Say Cempaka while smiling shyly.

"It feels relieved to be legal in the eyes of the law. We're on honeymoon yuk!" Rozi.

"Where's A'?" Ask Cempaka.

"Just like, Bali." Rozi.

Cempaka blushed in shame.

"So much A'a only. I just take it as a wife." Cempaka's cheeks are blushing.

"I prepared ya." Rozi said while opening an application to book flight tickets and hotel tickets in Bali.

"But, my tea can't take a long break. Afraid of his tea lessons I left far A'."

"Yes, 4 days. I have to work too."

"Yes A'."

Cempaka returned to clean up his things. Rozi is looking for tickets for their honeymoon.

Dewa and Sri are out enjoying their Sunday night. Two people who have just re-established their relationship look very happy when they sit together at one of the cafes where the young people kongkow.

As for Butet, he could only endure the homesickness that almost exploded in his heart. Butet did not expect so heavy to withstand the longing. Just this time he felt such a tormenting feeling when he missed someone.

"Moaaaannnn. " Butet wailed in his heart.

"Back home Moan, I'll take a peek I kiss you with that mouthful of yours." Say Butet again.

Butet cried for a long time. He can't take it anymore. He just wanted to cry, cry for the man he hated so much, but at the same time, he loved the man so much. The man was Halomoan Pangaribuan.