The Lonely Flower

chapters 4-5

Al was worried about being afraid of Adinda. He followed Adinda to the medical room. Arriving at the health room Al found Adinda who was asleep. Al also knows why Adinda wants to come here. He did not want to disturb Adinda. But when Al wants to go, Adinda stops his steps.

"Don't let me go to the teacher if I sleep in the health room" Adinda said, still closing her eyes.

"Gue aduin ah~" Al said as he ran out of the room.

"Awas aja lo Al" Adinda.

Adinda also sent a message to Aurel to bring her bag when she came home from school. Adinda's going to pull the tutoring because she wants to sleep.

Chat

Aurors:

Aurel will bring my bag.

Where are you going din?

Unplug les. I'm in the health room.

 

I'll bring it later.

Chat end

She went back to sleep until the bell rang. He awakens because Aurel and Salsa woke him up.

"Wake up and go home" said Aurel.

"Whisper!" My sister woke up from her sleep.

"It's your bag" said Salsa, giving up Adinda's bag.

"Jaudah yuk came home" said Adinda out of there with her friends.

Now it's her own who's there. All students have returned. The day also began to cloudy indicating rain will fall. My sister is a little scared when there are bad people. The wind started to blow very hard. Suddenly a red motor stopped in front of him. Like an Al motor.

"Let's go up" said the man.

"Religion. Who?" ask Adinda because she can't see that guy's face that's covered in a helmet.

The guy took off his helmet and it turned out to be Al. Al hasn't come home yet because he's been doing ketos.

"Udah let's go up. Wanna go home?" ask Al.

He then went up to Al's motorbike. He thinks if there's no public transport going by he'll be here until tomorrow and it'll be raining soon. Al delivered Adinda safely. When Al wanted to go home the rain fell very heavy.

"Al go in first ajar akan sick" asked Adinda.

The answer was given by Al. Al followed Adinda into the living room. She went to the kitchen to make tea. Al looked at Adinda's house. He was amazed to see every photo on display. But there are no family photos. Al wondered why there were no photos of Adinda on display. There are only pictures of her parents. That's a photo all by itself.

"This is his tea in the drink let the angel" said Adinda.

"Where's your old man din?" ask Al.

"Out of town" said Adinda with her flat face.

Al was astonished by the change in Adinda's expression as she asked about her parents. They also feel awkward with each other. Al and Adinda are busy with their own thoughts. I don't know what they're thinking. My sister took tea and drank it. Al drank the tea until it was over. The rain began to subside Al wanted to go home because he was afraid of the kesorean.

"Din I go home first huh" said Al standing up from his seat.

"It's still raining" Adinda said.

"Papa will rain again" said Al and then out of Adinda's house.

Adinda took Al out. Al went straight to the bike. Before he left, Adinda waved her hand, behind her helmet Al smiled very sweetly and left the house Adinda. After Al came home, Adinda went inside to her room.

Adinda is confused with herself, why when near Al she feels a sense of comfort. He had no idea what made that comfort while near Al. I don't think he wants to be far from Al. Is this love? Thus, Adinda never felt anything like this in her life.