The Love of Miss Ojol

I'm Kangen Sama Lo

"Where do you want to take me?" shouted Lulu who saw Ara being taken away just like that by a man known as Radith's friend.

"Gue borrow your temen first," Didu replied as he shouted.

"Lepasin," Ara tried to let go of her hand.

"Wait," Brian came closing in on the two.

"Where are you going Ra?" the tall man looked towards Ara.

"Sorry bro, I'm dying again, he needs Pearls" Didu lied so that his steps are not prevented by Brian.

"Well, what's Radith?" ask Ara worried.

"Is she sick after I come home, yes"in Ara felt guilty.

"If I go with you," regardless of Brian, Ara follows Didu instead.

"Where's the motor?" ask Didu.

"No," pointed Ara with her chin.

Didu gave the helmet to Ara. Ara accepts it and rides in behind as Didu takes the keys to the bike.

Didu initially drove the Ara motor at high speed. However, after being away from campus he even slowed down the speed of the motor he drove.

"The gas is running out, huh?" ask Ara who does not understand why the motor is getting slower.

"Don't neng, we just relax to be rich on the beach," replied Didu with a relaxed.

Plastered

Ara hit Didu's helmet.

"So why the rush?" pissed Ara.

"So my brother was afraid to run away," Didu gave an excuse for Pearl not to get angry anymore.

"So this will look at Radith what is not, if not you come down here," threatened Ara.

"So neng," Didu finally raised the pace of his vehicle.

Arriving in front of the gate of the house Radith Didu called Satpam to open the door.

"Hallo sir," said Didu as if he had known for so long the housekeeper Radith his best friend.

When Didu parked the motorcycle the security guard walked closer to him. He looked at the Pearl who was taking off the helmet he was wearing.

"That's how it was eating, right?" ask the security guard. Ara chose silence she just patted.

"Well know sir?" ask Didu.

"Didn't eat this food at that time not be paid the same with Radith," explained Satpam.

"Oh elo have a catering business Ra," Didu originally guessed.

"Udah come in," Ara pushed Didu's body into the house.

"Waalaikumsalam bro," Didu said to Radith who had just opened the door of his house.

"Assalamualaikum bego," Radith's reprimand confirmed Didu's greeting.

As she watched Ara Radith develop a smile on her face. Ara's heart melted so much that Ara returned Radith's smile.

"Lo sick?" ara's mood suddenly changed.

"Yes, I'm sick because I ngusir I samalam," Radith's insinuation makes Ara round her eyes. He did not want Didu to listen.

"What bro lo catapulted into the house of neng Mutiara?" Didu confirmed his hearing.

"That's not what you heard," Ara tried to set the record straight.

"That's what you heard," Radith honestly.

"Wah wah wah elo ndisiki kerso bro?" didu's words were not understood by Radith.

"What?" ask Radith.

"Before the will of God" Didu said.

"Before the will of lo times?" Radith laughs amusedly.Ara so come laugh.

"Did you laugh?" ketus Radith's.

"Laughter is forbidden here, yes I have come home, after all I want to be invited here," Ara turned her body but Radith prevented her from leaving by pulling Ara's hand.

Radith mah that if you have been saying sweet words so hard for Ara to turn let alone othor,eh.

Blushes

Pearl's face turned crimson in embarrassment at the words of the man who was pulling her hand.

"Hey hey there I am here don't try to make me a mosquito repellent, you rich Indian films just pull a hand, here I iket same abis cloth it muterin holy fire," didu's words made Radith and Ara feel ashamed.

"Let's get Ra to sit down first" asked Radith who was still holding Ara's hand.

Finally, Ara sat down.

"It's thirsty to ask your maid to make a drink" said Didu, who was sitting on a long sofa.

"Help me home, I'm home alone" Radith said.

"Yagh but I'm thirsty so who dong should make a drink," Didu's eyes looked towards Ara.

"What look-look?" challenge Ara.

"Ra Elo can help us drink?" pinta Radith gently.

"Where is the kitchen?" ask Ara who doesn't mind making drinks.

"Tu there," pointed Radith at a room in the corner.

"The syrup is in the refrigerator, Ra" cried Radith.

"Bro elo actually played to his house Pearl?" didu asked again maybe he had heard wrong.

"Yes," Radith answered briefly.

"Tau from where you address his home," Didu's soul kekepoan peaked.

"From on google map," replied Radith.

"What's the key, bro?" tanya Didu pretended to bego.

"Well, you really, bro, don't believe me" he added.

"Gue used to follow him back to college" Radith said.

"So curious about him you are the same he wants to meet with prospective in-laws," said Didu.

"Breng sek lo," Radith threw a pillow at Didu and struck him in the face.

"How did Mutiara want you to come here?" Radith switched the conversation so that Didu did not ask much.

"Gue says elo is dying" Didu replied.

"Damn you basic people don't know in profit" said Radith.

"Gue ran out of bro ideas to ngajak Mutiara, as long as you know before leaving Brian want to ngalanging me," Didu changed his sitting position.

"Trus-trus," Didu had not yet answered Radith Ara's question out of the kitchen.

"Nih the syrup," Ara placed a tray containing two glasses of syrup on the table.

"To only two Ra?" ask Radith.

"Say elo out of the rain so do not have to drink cold-cold later added flu," Didu who heard the words Ara so smiled.

"Cie cie there is a concern," Didu said.

"Eitz don't get me wrong, I just don't want him to take the virus to college" Ara said.

"Yes I bring the love virus, so that singles can be immediately made," said Radith origin.

"Neng is soan yuk same brother," Didu instead shot Ara in front of Radith. But it's just a joke. Who doesn't know Didu as well as Dodit.

Radith clenched his hand and then showed it to Didu as if he was threatening.

"Mouth lo," Ara was amused to hear Didu's seduction which Ara thought was unimportant.

"Yes, bro, I know what you mean, you know, people like to lose," Didu said.

"Lo basic huu," Radith put Didu's shoulder on.

"I want to go home this afternoon" said Ara.

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About how Radith pas Ara's reaction asked for permission to go home.