SHINE of My Love KAMELIA At the End of Dusk

THE MAN WAS WRONG AND KHILAF

In front of the door of the house Arayan residence, looks Rahmah pacing with a look of anxiety. He occasionally raised his wrist while watching the round circular object there.

"already, Ma.... They're all grown-ups... Why are you so worried about this?" Idris suddenly came to calm his wife.

"How can you not worry, Pa? It's not usually Kemil comes home this late... Despite leaving with Misya, at least eight o'clock Kemil was already at home..." He said with annoyance.

"This must be because of that woman..." Rahmah slammed into her house because she was getting upset when she remembered Kamelia.

Idris followed his wife's steps.

"Ma... Ma's... Mama..." Idris kept his wife in the living room.

"Why, Pa? Papa can't accept Mama saying it?" The voice of Rahmah grew higher. She was no longer able to hold back her anger and suspicion towards her husband.

"What's wrong with Kamelia, Ma?" Idris is no less emotional. He also raised the volume of his voice a little. There was a commotion between the husband and wife.

"What's wrong Papa hahhh said? Papa still asks where his mistake lies?

At a time when everyone is ostracizing pregnant women, including her parents do not care at all about her. Why is Papa busy trying to make himself his son-in-law Papa? Why does Papa even care about him? Care about the content too?

Or true... May the baby that the woman conceived be the son of Papa?"

"Rapaaaa..." Camellia suddenly cried out to her father-in-law when her father-in-law raised his hand and was ready to throw it on Rahma's cheek.

Kemil who was standing beside Kamelia only gasped in disbelief at the sight she had just seen. All those years he saw the anger of his father so that he was about to raise his hand to his mother.

Kamelia approached Kemil's parents. He took Idris' hand which was still raised.

Kamelia shook her head. "Don't Papa ever raise Papa's hand just to make Papa regret later on." Kamelia.

"And for aunt..." Kamelia turned to Rahma who still seemed to show her anger. "Camel is okay every day aunty blames Kamel... Kamel it's okay if aunty hates Kamel so much. But why should aunty doubt her own aunt's husband? Why is it so easy to destroy the trust that you've been building with Idris?"

Rahma was stunned to hear Kamelia's words.

"But why was Papa threatening Kemil when he did not want to marry Kamelia, so Papa himself would marry Kamelia?" Rahma began to sob. He was confused but also sorry.

Kamelia was surprised by Rahmah's words. She understood the reason why her father-in-law did all that.

"That's all Papa did to get Kemil to marry Kamelia, Ma... Because Papa feels so much...."

Kemil and Rahmah were increasingly confused by a situation that was like a puzzle that was very difficult for them.

"Whatever the reason, Kamel only wants Kamel's child to be born into this world... And aunt's husband has helped Kamel to that. Less good especially aunt husband?" Kamelia started sobbing.

"Mom's sorry, Pa..." Rahma realized her mistake.

"I'm sorry to Kamelia... The one who's hurt here is your son-in-law." Idris still looks upset at his wife's allegations.

Kemil pressed his two moistened eyes with the fingers of his right hand. He's never been that way before.

"Sorry Mom, Kamel... Mama..." Rahma could no longer continue her words. She felt guilty for having bad thoughts about her husband.

"Camel's supposed to be sorry, aunt... Kamel who was suddenly present and made the aunt's family almost a mess."

Idris looked at Kamelia softly. There was guilt in his heart, but he was also powerless to do something.

"Mama's a good man... And Papa believes that. No man will always be right, Ma." Idris hugged his wife.

"Because man is wrong and wrong. No human being is perfect and has no faults. Because the best man is the wrong man and then corrects his mistakes." Imbuh Kamelia smiled.

Rahmah released her embrace from Idris and immediately hugged Kamelia.

"Mom's sorry, son..." He said in the arms of Kamelia.

Without anyone realizing it, Kemil also smiled when he saw his mother and wife who had made peace before his own eyes.

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