The Light of Love Salma

Is Mas Kafa Allowing Me?

"The photo is good" said Ghozi.

Right now he was trying hard to avert his gaze and eliminate the worry that was seeping into Ghozi's heart after seeing Kafa's sharp gaze, while Salma was still indifferent to care for Kafa, she said, what an unpleasant eating atmosphere for the three people who are in a fairly gripping atmosphere.

What Intan, Ghozi and Kafa felt was very different from what Intan felt, he felt very satisfied and happy to be able to make Kafa stunned by the shock of seeing him like before, Intan admits that Salma is an expert in making others admire him.

"Salma, teach me something else that might make me even better now!" pinta Intan who was smiling back by Salma.

"I'll teach you anything you want to know, but what you want to know must be a good thing, because I myself only know about goodness," salma replied making Intan's smile look so sweet and sincere.

"Home time, I have to go home and rest to see the game tonight, Honey! I'll go home first. See you later tonight," said Intan waltzing away from Kafa's house.

"Where is Kafa going tonight?" now it was Kafa's turn to be interrogated by Salma.

Kafa who had been silent since he was still angry with Salma's attitude of concern to Ghozi was now silent without a sound, he would rather stand and leave Salma in the room than answer Salma's question.

"Why is Kafa?" salma asked who was now staring at Ghozi filled with guilt.

And Ghozi who understood the reason behind Kafa's anger could only raise his shoulders indifferently because he didn't want to interfere too much with Kafa and Salma's affairs, it was enough for Ghozi to be a retribution for Salma for what Kafa had done.

Ghozi, who did not want to interfere too much with Kafa's household problems, chose to waltz away from the dining room and returned to his room to check the finances of the restaurant that Abinya now entrusted to him.

"Why are they all so weird?" luh Salma sat on the dining table chair staring blankly at the food that had not been exhausted earlier.

Seeing the already deserted state and the true jealousy is still left makes Salma confused, but on the other hand Salma is still curious about the reason Kafa looks angry, but on the other hand, not wanting to think much finally Salma decided to go to the room.

Salma walked into the room following Kafa's steps which may have reached the room since then.

'Czech'

The door of the room opened, Kafa was sitting quietly on the sofa near the window, Kafa was silent looking straight ahead without caring about Salma who had just entered.

"Kafa Mas!" call Salma softly while sitting next to Kafa trying to get closer and talk about what really happened.

"Mas!" Salma again called Kafa who did not respond to Salma's call.

"Hm" said Kafa briefly without looking at Salma sitting next to him.

"You think for yourself!" kafa Kafa kold.

"Every household must have a difference in understanding or mistakes made by one of our partners, he said, how good would it be if someone explained and told me what I had done until Mas Kafa had acted like that to me?" Salma tries to ask Kafa in the hope that he will explain what he has done so that Salma can fix it.

Surrender had seen the cold and indifferent attitude shown by Kafa made Salma set aside his jealousy and kept asking Salma to know where Kafa would go later and Salma also understood the mistake what he has done.

"Next time never prepare or take food for other men besides me when we eat together!" Kafa warns Salma to be more able to take care of herself and not do things that can hurt or offend her.

'Astaghfirullah, it was just about getting food that was the problem, did Mas Kafa not realize that what he did earlier also hurt my feelings?' inner Salma.

"Watching another girl who is not a legal muhrim is also haram, what else if until the agreement met at night, astaghfirullah, how is the law?" sindir Salma with an emphasis.

"Well, I admit I was wrong for not telling you that I was going to meet Intan later tonight, believe me I didn't make an appointment with Intan alone, I've also been there to make an appointment with his cousin Intan and other friends" Kafa explained with a hopeful expression, Kafa hoped that Salma could understand and understand what he had just explained.

"I want to come with you later tonight" said Salma, which surprised Kafa.

It is very unlikely that Kafa will take Salma to the racecourse later tonight, Kafa makes an appointment to compete in motorcycle racing with the gang he left behind during his trip to the boarding school.

"Why silence? Mas Kafa did not want to take me later tonight," Salma spoke again, Salma was still trying hard to get permission to come, if not allowed at least Salma wanted Kafa not to go, I don't know why his heart wouldn't be willing if Kafa went and met Intan later tonight.

"I can't take you there Salma, too dangerous if you come along" Kafa said.

"It's dangerous because I'm definitely going to bother you both" said Salma standing up and about to leave Kafa, but the swift Kafa did not want Salma to leave, Kafa immediately hugged Salma from behind.

What Kafa did really made Salma speechless, he was pecking at the spot getting a sudden hug from Kafa. There is a strange flow of beautiful flow in Salma's body demanding a touch more than now.

"I'm sorry, I couldn't have taken you there, all for your salvation Salma, I couldn't have harmed you or taken you to a place that wasn't appropriate for a good woman like you" Kafa said.

"If I can't come, then Kafa also don't go!" sahut Salma does not want to lose to Kafa.

"Can't be Salma, I promised, so I have to keep my promise" Kafa said.

Kafa had promised to come and fight later tonight, but Salma was seen trying to prevent Kafa's departure.

"Kafa said that if there is not a place for good women like me, and that means that there are many bad girls who always tempt the faith, how can Mas Kafa go there without me? what if the one in Mas Kafa's current position is me? what if I go to a place where there are no good men like you? did Mas Kafa allow me?" ask Salma.