Son-in-law for Mom

(Married) - Contractions

Son-in-law to Mom

23

No need to reason, because longing can actually find a way to get to his ears and heart

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Since receiving advice from Deva, Alva is more often alone. In fact, he always refused the subtle invitation of his parents to visit the residence of the brother. There's always a reason for that.

That afternoon he and Gita promise to meet, after a long time just devising a plan. He himself did not know what the girl would talk about. However, from the message he wrote, it seemed important. Alva knows, although not revealed, actually Gita is also less comfortable with their matchmaking. At least that was stated from a few times chatting.

Alva only hopes her plan this time is approved by the girl. It is impossible to fight against destiny. Although conscious it is difficult for him to evade and lie to himself.

Dressed in t shirts and denim pants, Alva looked relaxed. As promised, he and Gita meet at one of the downtown cafes. Twenty minutes later he arrived at the parking lot. The evening sky was bright, with a deep breath he stepped. The atmosphere of the cafe that is not so crowded makes the man free to choose to sit. Just now he was about to put down the body of someone calling his name.

"Here!" The short-haired girl he had only known for a few months waved her hand. His eyes narrowed at the man beside Gita.

"Hi, Al! This is Mas Surya ... Mas, this is Alva I told you about at the time."

The two shook hands and introduced themselves. After ordering a drink, Gita opened the conversation. The brown girl expressed her intention to cancel their wedding plans. However, he needs Alva's help.

"Me and Mas Surya have been in a relationship for a long time, but my parents want me and you to get married! I'm ...."

"Okay, I understand!" cut Alva. He smiled at Surya. The man with a posture not much different from himself smiled.

"I'll help."

"How?"

Alva was silent for a moment, then told that she had also canceled the engagement with a girl, so that made her mother upset.

"So you should tell this to my mother, Gita. Tell me what you really want."

"Your mother?"

The man nodded. Alva explained it would be useless if the girl told her parents, because surely Gita's parents would refuse.

"Because your parents won't hear that wish. It's different if you say this to my family. I'm sure they can understand. Believe me!" The girl's face was radiant, she was staring at Surya full of love.

"Then you're alone, Al? What's up with that girl you love?"

Alva smiled bitterly, she took a sip of lemon tea in front of her.

"I .. ah that's my business, Gita!"

"Since you are willing to help us, maybe we can help you" Surya said kindly.

Alva. Let alone others, he himself knew it was impossible to achieve that dream.

"No need, I can handle that."

They were back late in the conversation until dusk. After agreeing that Gita and Surya had arranged a time to meet the Alva family, the man implored himself.

"I wish you could be happy, Al!" Gita shook her hand tightly.

"Thanks! Come on Surya, I'll take it off!"

There was a smile etched on the man's lips as he left the couple. He is relieved, at least no need to pretend to like and foster love in other women.

"It seems like this time father and mother should follow my wishes!" muttered.

***

Alva's decision was eventually granted by both of her parents. The man chose to manage his father's business out of town. After the Gita confronts Bu Santi and Pak Yuda, both of them accept both all the reasons the girl proposes. Until finally there are no problems related to the failure of their engagement.

"Darling .. tomorrow we go to mom's house. Alva decided to manage the business out of town."

Safira. Her heart was relieved to hear, though sad to hear that Gita and Alva were not married.

"Mas, looks like we're gonna have to do some monthly shopping." Safira looked spoiled at the husband. While peeking at his wife's forehead, Tyo said, "We're leaving now."

At the beginning of the month as usual, many families also buy their monthly needs. Tyo patiently accompanied the wife to buy all the necessities of the house, including Safira's pregnant needs.

"Milk, fruit don't forget, dear."

"Already, Mas. Didn't you pick the fruit?" Tyo laughed amusedly at Safira's expression.

"Okay, are we going to the cashier now?"

The woman in pregnant clothes nodded.

"Dear, let me line up. You can wait there in Pujasera. You can not stand still," he said pointing to pojasera located one area with the supermarket.

"I'm okay, Mom," he refused.

"I'm the one who's worried. You've been waiting there."

He no longer denied, the woman knew how much the husband loved her.

***

Safira sat down and ordered two glasses of fresh drinks, as she occasionally threw a glance at Tyo. The man was still waiting for his turn.

"You're Safira, right?" Someone surprised.

"Gita?"

"Grandly, you remember! Can I sit down?" The girl asked in response to a nod as well as a smile by him.

"You remember when we met."

"You're smart to make me ge er!" laughing reply.

For a moment they were involved in a warm chat until the question arose about the cancellation of the wedding plan. Gita tells what happened to her, to Alva also to her lover, Surya. The two-bodied woman listened carefully.

"I'm grateful, Al would help me. And finally my family understood. I hope he can also fight for his love" Gita said.

Safira smiled in response.

"But I don't know who that woman is, which I know Alva loves her very much! You know who he is? Or have you ever met that woman?"

"No. I don't know." Alva said back the other day. There was a shadow of the man passing by at a glance in his memory.

"Darling, what's wrong? It's ...."

"Gita, Mum." The girl got up from sitting shaking Tyo's hand.

"Ah yes, please sit down. We can talk here," he asked. However, Gita refuses and apologizes. He said there was still some business to be done.

"In drink, Mas. I ordered two glasses."

Tyo nodded.

"It turns out Gita remembers me very much, Mas."

"Who can forget you, dear?" selorohnya while playing eyebrows staring at the wife. "Even my sister cannot forget you" he said.

Back flash.

Tyo deliberately wanted to surprise the news of the engagement that heard from the mother. Alva's favorite collection of watches makes him want to give a surprise to his sister. Quietly after lunch he stopped by Alva's office. The door was not closed, slowly he entered. At that time, his brother called someone.

"I can't, Deva .. but I'm tired of pretending too. You know, let Kak Tyo marry him only I've had a show. Then now ... I have to perform again by accepting the engagement?"

Sepi, he saw Alva kneeling his temple then nodded.

"Okay, I tried! However I don't want Sis Tyo to know, I want him to be happy! Thanks, Dev!"

Tyo retreated shut the door then stood for a long time outside. Trying to digest what he just heard. The man took a deep breath and then knocked on the door, as if he never knew what had happened just now.

***

"Mas Tyo, Mommy? Why even dream? We're turning yuk." Safira patted her husband's arm.

Tyo nodded in agreement.

"What's daydream?" Safira asked spoiled.

"No, who's daydreaming?"

"I spoke, Mas even dumbfounded," he protested with pursed lips.

"Shhh, that's a lip don't be that ah. Gemes knows!" Tyo rubbed Sapphira's cheeks gently.

"The bag made a sprain, I'm chuckled!"

Not wanting his wife to continue sulking, he landed a kiss on the top of Safira's head.

"Mas, this is a lot of people!"

"I'm sorry, Mom. It's just ...."

"just? Just what, Mas?"

"Just too dear."

Safira's face was blushing, this time not ashamed she buried her head into the arms of the husband.

***

Alva packed up, one suitcase was already stuffed into the trunk. After feeling enough, he went back into the house.

"Well, Mom. Al's leaving now yeah." Alva took turns kissing the back of her parents' hands.

"Your brother is coming, saying goodbye!" Miss Santi pointed outwards. Looked like Tyo got off the car. His smile approached his sister. There's no Sapphira there.

"Take care, Al! You come home often, right?"

"Either, Brother. Looks like I gave Al a lot of work. Isn't that right, Dad?"

Mr. Yuda laughed. He joked so that the child did not have time to daydream.

"Dad don't want to hear you messing around anymore, Al!" said the father.

"Trust me, a soul mate will come when you're really ready!" Tyo patted Alva's shoulder.

"Yes, Brother! I'm leaving yeah." Alva rushed into the car.

"Al, thank you!" whispered Tyo as her sister was already sitting behind the wheel.

"Thank you?" reply with a frown.

Tyo shook his head, he gestured for his sister to leave immediately.

"Take care!"

"Okay, thank you, Brother!"

Alva went to forget all the traces of taste and error that he wanted to remove. Till when? Only God and Alva know.

***