The Love of Habib

Chapters 11.5

But different from the girls themselves. He is embarrassed after being denied by Siti and more embarrassed to hear the friends of the room supporting Aish.

He was upset and dissatisfied. He thinks Aish is too much just for a day of mourning. What his parents left behind was not just Aish, so Aish shouldn't be acting better.

"Excessive sadness is forbidden in Islam..." Girl muttered heard by Siti.

However Siti did not say anything and simply ignored the provocation of the Girl. Instead of serving the girl, she went to her bed and got ready to sleep.

Girl pouting ignored. Upset, he reluctantly laid his body on the bed.

Not wanting to think about Aish's problem anymore, the girl's mind then switched to thinking about her shopping money which will soon run out. Girls are a bit extravagant this month for having a lot of money. But after thinning, he suddenly realized how wasteful he was. When the time is repeated again, the girl will definitely not spend her money to shop continuously and choose to save it. Now he can only wait for the delivery from his parents who are not how much.

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Meanwhile outside the dorm, Aish, Dira, and Gisel were walking quietly behind the bushes. They watched the street with high-voltage nervousness afraid of meeting people on patrol.

"It's not too late to go back to the dorm." Gisel whispered while planga-plongo looked around.

Dira grunts.

"We're willing to fight, the game time is blurred."

Gisel rolled his eyes lazily.

"What a war you have, deh. I'd better be a medic. Call me later if you're dead on the battlefield, yeah." Gisel joked, actually seriously.

"Well, yeah, you-"

"Hush, there's people." Cut Aish on the side.

Gisel and Dira immediately closed their mouths as much as possible. Even the sound of their breathing was in control as light as possible.

However, after a long wait, no one passed by. Dira and Gisel think that Aish is lying to them both. Aish did not lie at all.

"Don't that, ah, Aish." Said Dira letting go of her nervous feelings.

Aish cringing.

"I'm not..." Aish's whisper hesitated.

That feeling he heard footsteps around here.

"Now it's quiet. We can go straight to the mosque." Gisel said urgently.

"Okay, we're leaving now." Said Dira made a decision.

After deciding everything was safe, they crossed the path and walked on the darker side of the road to disguise their position. Walking a few minutes smoothly, they arrived in front of the Abu Hurairah mosque, the pride mosque of their boarding school. In the mosque there is no santriwati and even dominated by many santri. The santri sat on the prayer mat while reciting the Quran solemnly. No one in there is relaxing.

They were all busy talking to the Almighty, relying on various types of seduction arts so that the Almighty would listen and pay attention to them.

Their voices that echoed within the mosque were deeply shahdu when chanting verses of the love of the Qur'an. Making the heart of the heart that hears it vibrate lightly develops a longing in the heart.

Not only was Dira amazed, but Gisel and Aish were no less amazed. They were all instantly swept away by those beautiful voices.

"If it is true, then these princes of heaven are truly unworthy of you." Gisel said blandly.

Dira frowned,"Lho, why?"

Gisel smiled faintly, "Isn't it obvious, you're dirty and they're clean. It is like the earth with the sky." Reply Gisel poured cold water on Dira's wishful thinking.

To be honest these words he said to his despicable self, who was shameless and selfless.

"You are right, so from now on I will aspire to find Daddy a sugar instead of expecting the princes of heaven." Said Dira while shaking his head in regret.

Gisel immediately fell silent to make,"...."

Meanwhile at the side, Aish's mouth twitched hearing the extraordinary conversation of her two best friends.

"Okay, don't keep talking. We have to hurry in before being seen by anyone else." The incoming santri wave is still coming.

Although only one or two people, but they still endanger the safety.

Dira's eyes immediately stared at the entrance of the mosque like the flame of a torch. After making sure no one entered again, he immediately led the way into the mosque and immediately turned up the stairs to the second floor which was devoted only to santriwati.

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"Lho, the feeling of the second floor was not closed." Said one of the confused santri.

Just a moment ago the second floor was still able to be climbed and access free. They only turned away for a few minutes and the second floor was suddenly closed.

"If it's closed, it means we can't go upstairs." Said another santri.

They were originally going to the second floor to read the Qur'an and put their love letters to the santriwati they admired. But their intention had to be dispelled when they saw the yellow cross that was deliberately placed on top of the stairs. The yellow cross means that if no one is allowed to go upstairs and if violated, the cottage will award a fine against their points.

"Sadly, I haven't put my letter down yet." Mumbled one of the students.

Normally exchange letters like this in the boarding house. If it is not in the library, then they can only do it in the mosque when it is empty. The letters they wrote would be tucked into bookshelves on the second floor and had been marked as a place of exchange for lovers. Their letters will not be exchanged because there is a code name in each letter.

It's been going on for a long time and no story has been found out.

"Tomorrow. There's still a chance." His friend said comforting.

After chatting for a while, they finally got out of the mosque and decided to return to the dormitory. On the way to the dormitory the topic of their conversation was still spinning on the stairs leading to the second floor which was suddenly in the manger. They wondered at once who put the crossbar there. Is the crossbar deliberately to close access or just a misguided prank job?

No one knows the answer for now.

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On the second floor of Aish, Dira and Gisel are now sitting leaning against the window of the mosque. From where they sat, they could see a vast expanse of sky studded with beautiful stars. The atmosphere will be much more romantic when there are friends to talk to.