Sincere Love Former Office Girl

Go home

The sky of Surabaya is so bright today. But not so with the look on the face of a 33-year-old man who was lamenting his cellphone. The man's face looked extremely frustrated. Aiden who was focused on driving, occasionally glanced at his boss. He knew very well what Arion was thinking right now.

For more than five days, Arion tried to contact Sekar. But the girl was completely reluctant to pick up her phone. Actually, he could have gone to Rani's house to meet Sekar. But Daniel suddenly asked him to go to Surabaya to see the construction project of Earlene Fe car factory there. Arion has no power to refuse. Therefore, despite the weight he still went with Aiden. While there, it was Aiden who took more hands handling the work, because Arion's focus was completely divided.

Contacting Rani also feels free. He had already called the girl once, but her response was quite unexpected. Rani blatantly elaborated on all her disappointments. He even dared to yell at Arion and ask him to stay away from Sekar. He did not care if Arion would immediately fire him at that time because he had been insolent. Because at any time, he will always install the body to defend and protect his best friend.

Arriving at the hotel, Arion immediately laid himself on the bed, though still fully dressed. The shoes he refused to take off.

"We're having dinner outside or here, sir?" ask Aiden.

"Just here." Replied Arion with a hoarse voice. "Wake me when the food comes." Followed the man, closing his eyes.

Aiden nodded and called the hotel to order food. After he finished ordering, the man approached Arion and helped him open the shoes and suit he was wearing.

...***...

Rani, Ningsih, Lastri and Dimas escort Sekar to the terminal. Initially the four insisted on wanting to come to Sekar's hometown, as well as to see Mbah Bhanuwati who was sick. But Sekar refused. The girl was worried that they would get a letter of reprimand for skipping work together.

"Tell us when we get there, okay?" pastri's Message. The tomboyish girl was seen hurriedly wiping away the trace of her tears that were about to fall. She nodded then hugged Pastri tightly. He was Sekar's first friend when he set foot in Jakarta.

"I'll take a leave of absence soon to visit you there" said Lastri. He nodded haru.

"Don't stay there too long, Sekar. Just find a job here." Ningsih cried as she pleased. Sekar took turns pulling Ningsih into his arms.

"Yes, Ning," Sekar replied with a small laugh. He tried to put on an expression as loud as possible, even though the tears could not be dammed anymore.

"This is a memento of the five of us. Give me a greeting for you. She's on the morning shift, so can't take the drop." Dimas took out a box from his bag.

"What's this?" I received the box with great astonishment.

"Don't open it here. Just at home. This kind of place has a lot of bad people." The decree of Dimas was directly approved by the other three friends of Sekar.

Just budging. If he does not remember wrong, it seems he has experienced the same thing, with almost the same situation.

Seeing Sekar sculpting, Rani snatched the box and put it in a Sekar sling bag.

"Whatever it is, thank you," said Sekar full haru. The four of them shrouded Sekar and hugged him tightly. "Wait for me, huh? Don't forget me!" sobs sounded louder.

"Of course not, stupid!" rani ketus.

I feel very lucky to have a good friend like them. At first glance, it makes Sekar's heart feel heavy leaving Jakarta, which has carved a million stories in his life.

The announcement of the departure of the bus to Sekar's hometown was heard a few moments later.

"Let me help." Dimas took over two suitcases. The four of them drove Sekar to his bus.

"Sekaaaar sir!" the screams of one girl made Sekar and the others stop their steps.

"Well, that's it, anyway! Angry with me, so you want to leave me, huh?" Early crying sobbing in the arms of Sekar.

Merely stroking Early back with full of affection. "Who said you were angry? Mbak only went home for a while to take care of Mbah," he giggled.

"But Ma'am never wanted me to meet. Then, Ma'am is mad at me!" the cry is getting louder. In addition to Arion who diligently contacted him, there was Dini and Candra was also diligent who called her almost every night. But unlike Arion, Sekar still wants to pick up the phone from the two teenagers.

"Sorry, huh?" say Sekar full of regrets. He does not want to meet the two of them, for fear that Arion will use them again, in order to meet him.

"Mother healthy?" tanya Sekar switched the conversation.

"Healthy, Ma'am. Oh yeah, I'm picking this up. I'm sorry he couldn't come." Dini gives a fairly heavy structure. "It's rendang all. I cooked to dry to last." Connect the girl.

"Send thank you Ma'am," said Sekar while receiving the food.

"You take good care of yourself, okay?" message to Candra and Dini. The three of them hugged for a moment, before finally getting on the bus.

Candra and Dimas help Sekar carry the suitcase and put it in the trunk of the bus. While the others drove Sekar all the way inside. Fifteen minutes later, the bus leaves the terminal. He waved his hand from behind the window.

His wet net looked at the six people.

Sekar jolted when the memory when he first left for Jakarta, back flashed. He did not expect, time passed so quickly. At that time there was only Dino who accompanied his departure. But now, he has many friends who want to bother to help him in times of difficulty, and also to usher in his departure as it is today.

"I love you guys" Inner Sekar.

...***...

Bude Gayatri was just about to eat, when suddenly Mbah Bhanuwati was screaming in his sleep. The elderly woman called out the name of her granddaughter many times.

"Mom! Up, Mom!" bude Gayatri panicked. "What's up, Mom?" the woman shook her mother's body slowly, in order to wake up from her sleep. Slowly Mbah Bhanuwati opened her eyes, then cried sobbing.

"Ono opo anyway, ma'am?" ask Bude Gayatri.

"Dark, Nduk. Now I want to take Mawan and Yati." Answer Mbah Bhanuwati. "Alley! Ajawa is my pu!" the mother came back screaming. His hands flailed in all directions.

Bude Gayatri refrained from crying, when she heard her late sister and sister-in-law mentioned by her.

"Ora, Mum. Sekar ora ono sing - nggawa." Bude Gayatri tries to calm Mbah Bhanuwati.

"Get me to school, Nduk. Get Sekar, saiki!" tell the mother.

"Yes, yeah. Tri pick up now. You go to sleep, okay?" Bude Gayatri again laid Mbah Bhanuwati to his bed. After he calmed down, he walked out of the room and sat down in the waiting chair, which was in front of his mother's room crying.

"Ono opo anyway, Nduk? Kok, Bude's heart is not calm like this," said the middle-aged woman.