The Amorous Two Beliefs

SHY AWAY

"Diftha!"

Diftha immediately turned to look at a middle-aged man who had called out to her.

"Sir Robert, good afternoon!" Sapa Diftha while shaking the hand of the Papa of the Angga.

"How are you? Healthy?"

"Health, Sir!" Answer Diftha quickly.

"Your sister? Nutritional...." Mr. Robert seemed to remember the name Gizta.

"Gizta, Sir! He is healthy as well and thank God there has been a lot of development" Diftha said a little story.

"Thank God then." Mr. Robert nodded.

"Sir Robert will be attending the above event as well?" Tanya Diftha then slightly mince words.

"Yes!"

"You too, right? Come on!" Invite Mr. Robert then while pointing towards the elevator. Diftha simply nodded and immediately followed in Mr. Robert's footsteps. The two men waited for a moment for the elevator that had not yet come down while chatting lightly.

Just as the elevator door opened, Diftha was slightly surprised to find several girls in the elevator wearing similar costumes. One of the girls was of course Diftha knew.

Shara!

"Come, Sha! The worship service starts soon!" The voice of a girl who had been with Shara immediately jolted the girl. Shara only nodded faintly at Diftha before continuing to follow her friends to get out of the elevator.

Diftha who had entered the elevator, still noticed Shara who was walking towards the church which was still one complex with where Diftha attended the meeting this afternoon.

"Why didn't Brother guide Kak Chara?"

Questions from Gizta last night, suddenly tickled Diftha's heart.

Guide Shara?

What does it mean to guide a religious girl to betray her god?

"If he converts because of his own consciousness and really from the heart, then you'll be right to marry him."

"But, if she converted just because she wanted to marry you which is not the desire of her heart, then you should think about it again."

"Because something like that would be prone to wavering the faith. Then in the future, when the household began to be hit by a storm, it is not impossible that he will return to his original beliefs."

"It is better not to impose a belief on someone just to smooth the intention to get married. Look for women who are believers and religious, because marriage is a lifelong worship and not for playfulness!"

"Diftha!" Reproof Mr. Robert jolted Diftha's daydreams about some of the studies he's been looking at lately. The majority about interfaith marriage is because that is the thorny problem that Diftha is facing right now.

"Yes, Sir!" Reply Diftha who is again trying to focus on his conversation with several clients this afternoon.

Focus, Diftha!

Focus up!

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Shara noticed Gizta who was performing the Ashar prayer. Shara who helped Gizta wore a mukrna, and now Shara is still watching Gizta who seems to be very devoted to worship.

Tok tok!

"Mother Shara, haven't come home yet?" Ma'am Ida asked a little whispered to Shara who immediately shook her head.

Shara looks at the watch in her hand and even though Gizta's therapy ended an hour ago, Shara still has no intention of going home. Shara does want to wait for Diftha to come home because Shara wants to talk one important thing to Diftha.

Ms. Ida has closed the door to Gizta's room. Shara reaches back for her phone to deliver her message to Diftha thirty minutes ago. The message is still unread by Diftha, even though the status has been sent.

Maybe Diftha is busy and a lot of work!

"Sister-Cha-ra-" Gizta's remark instantly made Shara hurriedly turn to Diftha's younger sibling. Apparently Gizta has finished performing ashar prayers.

"It's over?" Shara asked, who immediately helped Gizta to release her face, and Shara also folded it skillfully.

"Sister-Cha-ra-"

"Pu-lang-jam-bera-pa?" Ask Gizta next.

"Don't know!" Shara sniffed both of her shoulders before further helping Gizta to stand. Shara then sat Gizta on the edge of the bed.

"You want to learn something? I don't mind teaching," Shara bargained and then tried to find the busyness while waiting for Diftha to come home who did not know what time.

But may Diftha return home as usual and not overtime.

"Be-la-jar-"

"A-pa?" Gizta asked Shara and the girl looked confused.

"Picturing is possible." Shara gave me an idea. The girl then grabbed Gizta's picture book from the study table.

"Your pictures are good enough, Gizta," Shara praised later as she looked at each of Gizta's images. Shara then stopped at one picture that looked so good.

"This one's good!" Praise Shara once again while showing the picture to Gizta.

"I-tu-"

"Gam-bar-a-bang," said Gizta honestly.

"Huh? You mean this is Diftha's picture?" Shara asked.

"I-ya-y-"

"Gam-bar-Giz-ta-"

"Kan-ma-sih-abs-trak" replied Gizta who instead made a confession that immediately made Shara laugh.

"That's honest!" Shara rubbed Gizta's head.

"But Diftha's image is good too." Shara praised once again the results of Diftha's scratch, while looking at him like a person who was kasmaran only.

"Sister-Cha-ra-"

"Su-ka-- sa-ma-"

"A-bang-ya?"

"Ci-yee! Hey-yee!" Gizta cheered Shara whose face immediately blushed.

"What do you want if you want your sister to be your sister-in-law?" Shara asked Gizta bluntly.

"Ma-u-" replied Gizta, nodding. Gizta's answer clearly made Shara become misbehaved.

"A-bang-"

"Ju-ga-su-ka-ka-"

"Sa-ma--Kak-Cha-ra," said Gizta then immediately made Shara more misbehavior.

While in front of the door of Gizta's room, Mother Ida again peeked at Shara and Gizta's activities in the room. Ida's mother then pulled out her phone, and typed a single message on someone.

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Pingy!

Diftha hastily grabbed her phone, and opened the incoming message from Ms. Ida.

[Mbak Shara is still at home, sir! Now playing with Gizta] - Mbak Ida-Da

Diftha immediately breathed out violently because now he could not go home quickly. Diftha's work today is done.

[Sir Diftha is home at what time? Mbak Shara also nanyain continued from earlier]-Mbak Ida-

[Still not knowing. Just tell Dhara that I'm overtime.] - Diftha-.

Yes, Diftha finally replied to Mother Ida's message while holding a rumble in her chest, about this love of different religions!

Perhaps Diftha's move to keep her distance and avoid Shara as much as possible was the right decision.

Hopefully!!

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