The Diary Ecca

The Part 20

...The love...

I nodded and walked to the wudzu place. I entered the mosque and was amazed, so many residents were willing to jostle up to the terrace of the mosque for congregational prayer. A view I have never seen in the city where I live. The people were also very friendly, I was sitting next to Grandma David.

"Oow this is David to bu's candidate, beautiful is suitable for a handsome David" said a mother who is the same age as my grandmother who surprised me too.

"Well yes, mother could be yes hopefully mom pray just" said grandmother who made me stunned and smiled in wonder.

Iqkhomat was proclaimed, we hurried to stand and perform congregational prayers solemnly. Out of the mosque it turns out David was waiting for me and my grandmother outside.we walked together while talking, then the grandmother said.

"Vid earlier, buk Jah said he said you were the same Ecca fit.tauga they you guys are candidates" said grandma while laughing, laughing, and we greeted with a smile also me and David looked at with a shy face.

Some feelings don't want to be perpetuated. They just want to be tucked away and released at a good time.

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I tidied up the clothes because tomorrow we have to leave a little early so as not to get stuck. Deva Devi has been relaxing watching TV with grandma, their clothes have been done since. I walked out of the house sitting in the front garden of the house to enjoy the beautiful cool night, yes to goodbye because tomorrow must breathe the boring city air again.

"Not sleeping?" my grandmother's voice surprised me.

"Yes ni nek, belom want, still want to be here fuck should go home"

"Hemm.. as sad as it is, I will be able to come here again with David" I welcome the offer of my grandmother with a smile and nod.

"Ca, yes makasi ndok..you have made David as happy as that" while stroking my head gently, and make me surprised to hear the words of grandma.

"Hem, whatever I do, Grandma, there's no feeling I'm doing to David"

"Yes, there are times when you will know everything, just a little story, since David's parents divorced, the cheerful David turned quiet and did not pay attention to his health anymore, he said, but now that Grandma had seen such an incredible brilliance in her eyes" I was moved to hear Grandma's words and made me remember when David was secretly taking the midnight medicine.

"David's sick, huh, Grandma?" I asked, Grandma was pensive to hear my question about to answer but there was a voice that stopped her.

"Ehemmm.. same grandmother Ecca kok belom sleep, join dech" David's voice that makes grandmother does not continue the story.

"Yes, huaam (tuk grandma), grandma suddenly drowsy, grandma in first yes..you guys don't have to wake up early tomorrow" while standing up and leaving us, which we answer with a nod.

"You? Why the sleeping belly should you sleep, you should drive tomorrow" I asked.

"Later dech, still want to be here, yes let's not feel comfortable if you've come home later" said David, his mind is the same as mine. Makes me smile, I yawn feeling so sleepy.

"Vid you still want to be here" I asked and he nodded.

"Yes, I went in first, so sleepy"

"Ok" I walked away from David.

"Ca!" the voice shook my steps and turned towards David.

"Good night, beautiful dream yes" a remark that made me blush in shame and continued my steps.

Until I saw Deva Devi was asleep. I lay down my body while thinking about David's words still ringing in my ears.

Tomorrow has arrived, as dawn we cleaned the goods to the car, before leaving we must have eaten first because grandma had prepared it earlier.

After eating we rushed out of the house and said goodbye to grandma. Seeing David and his grandmother hugging and talking to each other it was nice, it was my turn to say goodbye, I kissed grandma's hand and grandma countered by hugging me.

"Ati-ati ya nduk, don't forget to come here again tomorrow" he let go of his embrace.

"Yes to be sure. assalamualaikum"

"Greetings waalaikum" answered the grandmother, waiting for us to enter and waving our hands to drive us away.

"Udah do not have to be sad that dong, smile want to go home to the house cook cool.hhh" ledek David who makes me, Deva and Devi laugh.

"Yes, if we have a semester off we can come here again, yes, Vid" added Devi.

"yappz is right.really" replied David who broke our laughter.

Not felt it all the way home I slept soundly, wake up already until the toll road to the city.

"Great sleep.sunto the snoring!" exclaim David.

"Well, the one who really cooks me snores" while shutting my mouth because of embarrassment.

"Hhh, no, just kidding hhh" hemm my breath was relieved.

"I'm sorry, I'm staying asleep, sleepy" I said.

"Yes not just relaxed pa-pa, we're almost until this.I fill gasoline used to dech, afraid of abis in the street" I replied with a nod.

We stopped at a gas station close to our residential area. I saw Fikri's brother also filling gasoline right on our left. I opened the car and called him.

"Asalammualaikum, Brother Fikri!!" seruku while greeting brother Fikri.

"Waalaikumsalam, uh you Ca, why haven't you entered today?" there was a look of surprised face, brother Fikri answered my greeting.

"Yes, again healing the legs, oh yes yesterday he said nyariin me...what business sis?" my many.

"No one wants me to talk about it, but I'll see you on campus" he replied.

"Ow yes ok, if that is until I meet tomorrow" Fikri replied with a smile while looking at my side which turned out David had gotten into the car.

They look at each other maybe because they are not yet familiar so curious. Because it's not good, I quickly closed the car glass.

"Who's Ca, what's so good?" ask David.

"Ach is not ordinary, it's my senior, his name is Brother Fikri" I saw David nodding his head while smiling at a sign of understanding what I mean.

Not long after we got to my house, Mom and Dad were waiting on the porch.

"Asalamualaikum"

"Walaikumsalam" I salami the hands of Father and Mother.

We went into the house because Mom had prepared a meal for us. After the meal Dad and David were still chatting in the living room. Deva and Devi said goodbye to go home, I drove them in front of the house.

"Ok, Ca we go home first ya daaa"

"Ok, ati-ati, make it!"

"Ok, you're both!"

"Yeah!!"

Not long after David was ready to go home. Dad, Mom and I drove him in front of the house, even though his house was right in front of my house but that was the ethics of respecting guests.

"Thank you, Vid!"

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