The Empty House

Chapter 9 His attitude is strange

They were both shocked when they saw that his father had entered the house.

They stood on the fence and looked at each other.

"Let's go inside....!"

"Yes....."

And they were both shocked when they saw what happened.

"How can you?!" Rangga stared at what his father and mother were doing.

"Yes. How is this possible!?" Sintia was also surprised to see her father and mother inside.

"Are we dreaming?" Rangga muttered.

"Is that our fantasy!?" Sintia.

"My breathing was still panting from running. I almost died!" Rangga shook his head.

"You're right, Rangga! This is impossible. Who's that woman who looks like you?"

"Hi.it was Rangga and Sintia. Why are you from outside? What are you guys doing out of these nights?"

"That's." Rangga and Sintia looked at her mother's face wiping the table as her coffee spilled.

"Yes your father said. What are you guys doing out of these nights?" his mother said it was as if nothing had happened to him.

"......." Rangga and Sintia looked at each other.

"Oh yeah. You guys just called dad. I didn't hear it so clearly. But I can catch your panicked voice. That's why I'm home,"

"So you called your father?!" His mother turned to Sintia and Rangga who were still standing glued to the door.

"Yes. We called dad...."

"For what?" His mother asked confusedly.

"We go upstairs first....."

Sintia ran up on the tail by Rangga.

"Stairway, room!"

The door is still standing as before. Nothing is broken. His mother obviously hit him with an axe. And the two hinges fell down then, the door collapsed.

"It's......"

Rangga and Sintia looked at each other and held the door. They're looking for the axe's punch. But didn't find her.

"How do we tell you what happened to Dad? There is no proof" said Sintia.

"You're right. If there is no evidence, what we experienced earlier is only called a dream," added Rangga.

"I can't believe this! I don't believe in that creature! But this really happened. Then the former...Where is the broken door?"

Rangga then opened the door and went inside.

"See closet....."

Sintia pointed at the cupboard she had moved.

"Yes! Without a trace of sculpture!" Rangga looked desperate.

"Father's love came all the way and we can't prove anything...."

"really. If Dad believes in us then we can get out of this house. I'm gonna find us a new home...."

"You're right...."

The two of them sat down lethargic and tired on the edge of Rangga's bed.

A sreeekkkk!

They were both shocked and turned towards the voice.

"Mother......!"

Rangga and Sintia looked into his eyes with great caution.

"This is a drink for you. You must be tired, right?"

"Yes...thank you....!"

For the first time Rangga and Sintia feel alien to their own mother.

"I'm so thirsty." said Sintia.

"You go first...."

"What do you mean....?!"

"I'm afraid to drink it..."

"Huh.hine!"

Rangga raised a glass filled with drinks and immediately downed it.

"Hehe... Nothing happened, right?"

Babble and shake his head.

.

Today, his father woke up early and he touched his bed.

"Right....."

His wife was not beside him.

"Where are you?"

Pak Karya saw the clock in his hand. 3.30 AM.

Pak Karya then got up and went down and headed to the kitchen.

"Right......" Call her.

Rangga and Sintia heard her father's voice calling for her mother.

Rangga opened the door along with Sintia. They went down to see what happened.

"Dad....are you awake?"

"I'm looking for your mother. Seen her? I thought your mom cooked, but it turns out there's nothing in the kitchen,"

Sintia looked at Rangga and frowned.

"Ladders. Let's go find mom....."

Sintia and Rangga were about to come out but suddenly there was the sound of a gate opening.

"What are you doing?"

Suddenly his mother appears at the door and makes Rangga and Sintia shocked.

"Mother...Where are you from? It's still dark outside...."

Sintia looked at her mother in confusion. It's very dark outside. It's really very dark.

There are no street lights, because the left right of the field. Only their house lights are lit and provide little illumination for passers-by.

"I...I..'ll go rough..."

"Where are the vegetables you bought?"

Sintia looked at her mother's empty hands.

"Ehm, because it's dark, I'm back,"

"Mother.in the refrigerator there are still vegetables. Why do I have to go when it's dark like this. It's very dangerous to meet a robber on the street...."

Sintia warned her mother.

"Yes..."

His mother then walked in through Sintia and Rangga.

"Rangga, do you feel like there's something weird about mom?"

"Yes. I feel it...."

"Close door.....!"

They then went inside. And his mother was not kedapur, but went straight to his room.

Sintia grew increasingly anxious about her mother's strange attitude.