SIGITS

Passed

“ Horeeee we Passed “ shouted us because we just announced our graduation

How happy our hearts are today, today is the beginning of us towards the future, today is the beginning of our search for identity.

We vent our excitement, starting from the mutual prostration of gratitude, releasing balloons into the air together, crossing out – scribbles of clothes to get the signature of friends – friends.

Joy is mixed with sadness because we will be separated.

Didn't feel 3th we studied in the same school building.

The sense of friend turns into the sense of brother, our teacher is the second parent to us. It does not feel like 3th we have joked together, in the law teacher together, doing assignments together, snacks to the canteen together and there are many more madness that we go through.

Guru – teachers that we love and love, always forgive for our mischief, teachers who always want to educate even though we often defy, teachers that we will miss today.

“ Risya “ yells someone whose voice is familiar, a voice that sometimes makes us upset but dy always there when we need it, he said, a voice that always forgives me when I don't have time for it. That's the voice of my best friend, my best friend.

“ Elsa, Andin, Via we pass “ my screams while hugging them.

They're my best friends, they're brothers to me, they're everything to me.

“ Risya, you have requested Sigit's signature. It mumpun dy again alone “ said Via while pointing at Sigit who was sitting in front of the classroom terrace while seeing his friends – friends chasing each other – chasing because of their nosiness.

Arrived – arrived I remembered 3th then we entered this school, we are from different Junior High, we are from different tribes as well, we are from different tribes, even our religion is different but the difference is not a barrier for us because different is beautiful.

My shadow came back to me thinking that I was still in the MOPD (Directed Orientation Period), I came late to run because the gate would soon be closed. I'm with Blue Skirt Junior High above the knee, white shirt fitting body, hair tied according to the date of birth with a neat strap. I happened to be born on the 18th so my hair had to be in pigtail 18 with a neatly colored rope and carrying a bag made of burlap sacks.

“ woy long spout you guys, late mulu “ cried upperclassman from the direction of the gate with his hands glazed waist and a look that sucks

I ran as fast as I could until I reached the front gate

“ brukkkk “ my body fell down slumped through the gate because it collided with a male disciple who also happened to be a new student.

“ auu pain “ I said while moaning to hold pain in the knee, the sausages were not helping but laughing at me.

“ wake up so spoiled “ shouted Melda who is none other than one of the members of the osis. Melda has long hair, beautiful but arrogant and haughty.

The man who had collided with me looked me in the eyes cynically, wasn't it wrong to apologize to me but the man just ran away.

I tried to stand up with pain, but I felt my legs slightly flicked. When I tried to stand while holding the grill slowly, it pulled me.

“ footfalls of spaciousness, I hiitung until 5 yes 1, 2, 3 “ melda sound that is so loud and loud makes my ears seem to break.

I walked towards the field, all the new students had gathered and stood firmly in that place there were also members of the ossek who were ready to ospek us.

“ you are late standing here “ shouted Bayu the chairman of the sausage while pointing at me.

I was standing next to the male disciple who had hit me.

The male student who looks arrogant even though his face is quite handsome compared to 4 people beside him.

“ you why the road like that koala “ Tanya ka Arka vice chairman of osis, ka Arka the most handsome upperclassman according to my version, dy also good and attention like no other.

Koala was what I called at this MOPD time, we were named by the upperclassmen with various names of animals fortunately I did not get names like pigs or other strange animals.

“ earlier I fell off, like his leg sprained “ I said to ka Arka slowly while bowed to withstand the pain in my leg.

Ka Arka then squatted in front of me, opened my shoes by her slowly and dy see my legs turned swollen and bruised, it just deserved so painful.

“ treat your feet first in UKS, let me take between “ said Ka Arka while holding me slowly

“ where you guys are going “ Tanya Melda cynically looked at my face as if to pounce on me

“ her legs sprained I will take her to UKS said Ka Arka

“ Spoiled once delivered, dy can walk alone to UKS Arka. Than you take care of one person like this you better take care of another new student “ said Melda with a tone as if she did not like me.

“ let me just take her, coincidentally with my cousin said Bayu “ who directly carried me to the uks

Yes actually Bayu was my cousin earlier we will keep this a secret so that there is no misunderstanding. But the situation this time forced Bayu to say our relationship.

Bayu and I walked to the UKS where there were PMR children guarding the UKS.

“ Dinda please treat dy, dy sprained “ said Bayu to brother Dinda, ka Dinda is Bayu's lover we also already know each other. Ka Dinda approached me with her sweet smile. Ka Dinda is indeed very sweet, kind, feminine and polite.

“ kok can sprained his legs Sya “ Tanya ka Dinda while compressing my legs gently

“ Risya not strange if not act, most also dy fell “ ledek Bayu while pinching to my two cheeks soft

Bayu to me is not just a cousin but dy like my brother. We grew up together because our house was next door..

Dinda was never angry when I was spoiled for Bayu because he already knew that Bayu considers me like his own biological sister. Bayu always protects me and takes care of me.

“ earlier said I ran towards the gate arrived – arrived I collided with the man who was standing next to me “ I explained the incident this morning to them, it wasn't the concern I got but instead they laughed at me. I don't know where it's funny but they laugh with satisfaction.

“ au pain ka “ my moans as Dinda presses my bruised leg.

I felt so comfortable that day that I was free from that annoying upperclassman, I laid my body on the UKS bed, she said, a small bed that fit to sleep one person with white sheets and striped blankets typical of hospitals. I didn't expect that room to be missed when I graduated.