The Cottage of In-Law Tak Indah

Contradictory of a Son-in-law

Two days passed ....

It felt like being at her sister's residence wasn't a good decision for Ms. Rosa. His sister treated him well there. However, Miss Rosa does not match the attitude of Shandy and his wife. Especially with Amel, who Bu Rosa judged to be very disrespectful.

Just like that night, Miss Rosa's room beside Shandy and Amel's room, it wasn't completely night yet, but Miss Rosa had heard moans and moans from next to her.

"Oh, good Aa ...."

"Hm, again.. hh!"

"Jeez, Beb. It's amazing."

"Oh, sweet and legit."

In her heart, Miss Rosa was completely cursed. Evening is not yet eight at night, and in the next room a couple has wrestled on the bed with erotic sounds.

"God. Kids today don't know themselves. He could have made love when his mother was awake and was washing dishes and utensils. Azaghfirullah."

Heading into the room, Miss Rosa actually stroked her own chest. Living with her sister made her eat liver too. His nephew's behavior was considered unethical. When Rani, his sister, was busy cleaning, his son and daughter-in-law actually pursued satisfaction in bed.

"The ages of Gibran and his wife lived with me, never had I heard of both of them beating like that. Even Giselle wouldn't have gone up to her room if she hadn't washed the dishes yet" muttered Bu Rosa in annoyance.

Now, then Miss Rosa can judge that what Giselle judged was still fairly good and ethical. There's a contradiction here of a daughter-in-law of his own accord, with a good daughter-in-law like Giselle. Unfortunately, in the eyes of her in-laws, Giselle's kindness was always underestimated. When far away like this, then Miss Rosa can judge that Giselle is still much better than Amel.

Sultry with the voices she heard, Miss Rosa came back out of the room. He followed his younger brother who was in the kitchen. To offer help. Even with just one hand, Miss Rosa can still help.

"Ran, where are the washed dishes? Let me help you. With one hand, I can arrange it on a plate shelf," said Ms. Rosa.

"Udah, just take a break. The drops have not healed. It is better to take a break immediately and take medicine. Just, dishwashing, not heavy, Tea," replied Aunt Rani.

But Miss Rosa shook her head. He wants to help his sister. As a big brother, it felt sorry to see his sister taking care of the house completely by herself.

"Here, it's .. I'm it."

Miss Rosa took the dishes and arranged them on the plate rack. In addition, he also wiped the gas stove. Even with just one hand, as long as she can do it, of course Miss Rosa will.

"Okay, Tea ... even bother," replied Aunt Rani.

"No hassle, Ran. I'm used to kitchen cooperation like this," he replied.

"Should, just rest. Let it heal quickly," replied Aunt Rani.

Rosa chose silence. Because, he has a special reason why he does not want to rest in the room. Being in the room, it makes him sultry and very upset.

There was a smile on the corner of Aunt Rani's lips. Then he spoke, "Amel is tired of working, Teh. Let it go," he replied.

The answer given by Aunt Rani is quite a certainty that Amel never helped her. Using the pretext of work and fatigue, so as not to help his mother-in-law.

"His daughter-in-law's name goes with the in-laws, so you have to help the in-laws" replied Miss Rosa.

That's Miss Rosa's principle. The name son-in-law and follow-in-law can not hold his hand. Must help with household work. Just like Giselle, even though she worked all day, Giselle did not miss helping the household work.

Now, only Miss Rosa can compare Giselle and Amel. Although both son-in-law, his attitude and habits are completely different.

"If anyone is sensitive, it's good, tea. If not already. They are tired of working too. When he was at home wanted to be spoiled with the husband," he replied.

From the answers given by Aunt Rani indicates that most likely Aunt Rani also listened to such voices. The voice of Shandy and Amel. Because, in Miss Rosa's room alone, her voice was completely heard. Not a loud voice.

"Ck, young man today," Miss Rosa replied with a clack and shook her head.

"We were young too, Tea. Yes, I am now old, and I am trying to understand Shandy and Amel. Besides, my son is just Shandy. When I get older, who will take care of me? Shandy certainly," replied Aunt Rani.

It's not just a contradiction of a daughter-in-law. However, it also seems contradictory to a father-in-law. It is seen that Miss Rosa is a conservative in-law with her old-fashioned mind, unwilling to be resisted, and feeling victorious where the child and daughter-in-law must obey her. Meanwhile, Aunt Rani is more to her father-in-law who wants to give up and accept. Don't want a lot of noise at home. Although the brothers, the attitude and characteristics of both are different.

"Children should be educated, Ran. Cook yes, let his mother wash, cook, and clean the house alone. We're Mom, not the maid" replied Miss Rosa.

"It's okay, Tea. As long as I can and am healthy, home work let me do it. Giving respite to the young Shandy and Amel" he replied.

"Giselle, even though she works, still help me" said Miss Rosa suddenly.

Aunt Rani smiled as well. It is clear that Giselle is a good daughter-in-law. Aunt Rani can see that Giselle is very good, even though the person is quiet and more relented. In her heart, Aunt Rani felt that her brother was lucky to have a son, and a Gibran man. She also has a beautiful daughter-in-law like Giselle. Happiness will be more complete when later Giselle will give birth. A cute baby will perfect her brother's happiness.

As for himself, Aunt Rani chose not to target anything. His prayer is that he can always be healthy and given a long life, so that he can take care of Shandy, Amel, and his home. Even when you have grandchildren later, Aunt Rani is also ready to take care of her grandchildren.

"It's over, Teteh. No need to be helped to finish," said Aunt Rani by switching the conversation.

"Hmm, yes," replied Miss Rosa.

"I'll take you to the room, Tea. Later I can be scolded Gibran if his mother is exhausted here," replied Aunt Rani.

"Gibran mah never angry, Ran," replied Miss Rosa.

Just to give an answer that indeed Gibran, his son was never angry. Gibran inherited the patience of her late husband. Always speak well and be polite.