The Match is Not the Wrong Address

Break it!

Sensing the alarm of the danger sign, Ziya hurriedly pulled Juna's arm immediately onto her motorcycle. Yet the man still flinched his eyes on Rio sharply.

“Kak Rio, back off at his car. Can't get out the motor,” exclaimed Ziya.

Rio rewinded his car about half a meter, he then got down and approached them. Ziya was wide-eyed in his heart, misgivings. Fear

the back-losing incident happened.

“Where to?” asked Rio probing.

“Ke lake, want to fish, sister. Wanna come? Uh don't fit the motor. Aja's brother, yes,” Ziya chirp wearing a helmet and rush up to the motorbike that has not been turned on.

“Buruan!” Ziya pulled down Arjuna's jacket wrapped in her burly body.

Without saying a word, Juna rushed to run his motor. Ziya exhaled a sigh of relief, after getting further away from his house leaving Rio who was still pecking at the courtyard. He rubbed his chest that was pounding from earlier.

Ziya gave directions, until they reached their destination. The atmosphere was still very quiet, fortunately it was already open. Maybe it was a work day, so not many people visited.

They rushed to find the most convenient location after parking the motor. “Wow, really fast here, Zi,” said Juna inhaling

in oxygen, exhale it slowly. Do it over and over again, though,

it makes him feel a little fresh.

Several nods were made by Ziya, although Juna did not see them. He was busy preparing the place, rolling out the mat he rented while at the entrance. Then remove all the necessary equipment.

“You can fish?” tanya Arjuna sat beside Ziya.

“Eh, that's a loose shoe first. Later dirty mats,” grumbled Ziya who actually did not reply to Juna's words.

“Males.”

“Iih, last!” ziya's jolt opened his eyes. Seeing that Juna was still unmoved sitting casually bending his knees, Ziya pulled Juna's feet, forcibly taking off the shoes Arjuna wore. “Well, gini ‘kan net become,” he continued then switched on the fishing line and put bait.

Juna smiled while shaking his head. “Ampun, Nyai,” always hold the other fishing line. Ziya turned his head for a while but immediately turned his gaze forward throwing his fishing rod eyes at the green-colored lake. Before long, Arjuna did the same.

“Eh, Brother. I'm curious about nih.” Ziya sat cross-legged while waiting for his hook to be pulled by the fish.

“Why?” asked Arjuna.

“Kok Sister can know Kak Naya anyway? I know she's the same age as Reza.” The question she had been holding since her brother's wedding day.

“Oh, he ‘kan his office in Bandung hospital. He's my senior, including one of the best anaesthetic doctors,” explained Arjuna staring at the green expanse in front of him. Quiet water, trees around the lake really

cools hearts.

Ziya mangosteen heard it, “Wow, cool. I know Reza, yes. They're not dating as far as I know. Brother Reza suddenly just ask permission mom to propose to him, continue to marry directly,” story

Ziya's.

“Yeah, you might see a lot of seminar time. Moreover, Kak Reza the head surgeon as well as the owner of a private hospital here,” guess Arjuna. He stood looking at the fishing line twitching, immediately pulling the strings and a sizable catch of tilapia.

“Woahh! Kok already got,” cebik Ziya amazed also approached. Juna grabbed the fish and put it on the bucket that had been prepared.

Arjuna smiles proudly, “Iya dong, small this mah.”

Ziya again sat on the mat, propping up his chin with both hands. Upset because it has been a long time but the fishing line did not move at all from earlier. But a moment later, Ziya suddenly burst into laughter. Until he put his body on the mat and held his stomach.

Arjuna was surprised. His hair shuddered, he looked around. “Sepi, why child? Waduh, kesambet nih kekannya,”

With hesitation, Arjuna approached and held Ziya's forehead, “No heat. Zi unconscious, Zi. Don't want to take gini dong.” His heart was already pounding violently, his mind drifting everywhere.

Ziya woke up, looked at Arjuna and raised his index finger pointing at the man. Then came back laughing out loud looking at the pale Arjuna for a moment.

“Ziya, please do. No kidding! Not funny to know,” furious Arjuna frowned.

“Buahaha! Okay seriously,” Ziya replied trying to hold back her laughter.

“Follow! Not obviously you,” snorted Arjuna looked straight again.

“Akutuh keinget yesterday time at the haunted house,” said Ziya burst into laughter again.

His stomach hurt from laughing too much. While Arjuna bent his face, upset because Ziya brought up his weakness.

“Udah dong, don't reveal anymore. Ah 'not fun,” grumbled Arjuna.

“Well, can't stop laughing, how dong?” Ziya wiped away her tears that were dripping with laughter. “The same thing as ghosts

so-so it's scared. Continuing on, the nurse's watch instantly fainted. Every day she was with sisters. And must often see the dead, ‘kan?” ledek Ziya pressed his mouth to stop laughing. But in vain, he could not hold back his laughter.

“The cluster is pretty-beautiful, kelles were not as cool as yesterday. Some of the dead are very diem, not moving. Yesterday was really cool, his voice was neremin added movements as well. Feel like getting dislodged

heart,” elak Juna looking for a defense.

Again Ziya chuckled at Arjuna's words. Did not expect the tall burly man was afraid of mystical things even if only artificial.

The man stared intently until he was able to lock Ziya's lips instantly. Juna took the fishing line again which turned out to catch fish again. It makes Ziya envious, “Kok dapet anyway? Mine has nothing

nyantol!” his anger hit his feet.

“Hahaha!” It was Arjuna's turn to laugh at him. “Udah you just keep the fish burning. Fishing mania mah men's business,” said Arjuna pushed Ziya closer to the catch.

Ziya gulped, back and forth he approached and peeked at the jumping fish. He took a knife from his bag, looked at the sharp object and said, “Huft, let's fight together,” he said exhaling heavily.

Arjuna couldn't help but laugh, “Lu wants war, Zi?” his ledek landed his body on the grass.

“Sssstt! Diem! Let me focus,” he said stepping hesitantly closer to the bucket with a knife in his right hand.

“Hiyaaaa!” his screech dipped his hand and ventured to pick up a fish of considerable size. Because it was slippery and continued to move Ziya shouted tightly grasping the fish in front of his face by pointing a knife at the fish.

But the ending is tragic, the fish-tailed copat-kopit makes it almost detached from Ziya's hand grip. The girl continued to squeal like she was protesting. Unfortunately, afraid of the fish jumping it is precisely he who tiptoed and jumped to fall in the lake.

The fish was released, its body was soaked. “Aaaa .. please, I can't swim!” ziya shouted frantically closing his eyes tightly. The people around him were just staring strangely at the two people.

“Ziya!” arjuna shouted running after Ziya.

And he also snorted annoyed when standing plowing at the bottom of a lake high water only limited to his thighs. Ziya was still moving his hands screaming in fear.

‘It's just right that people stare weirdly at it, uh someone laughs. Yesampun pinjem his face jerk dong,’ said Arjuna in his heart.

Retractable Ziya shirt from the neck until the girl is back on her feet, “Open your eyes,” command Juna hold Ziya shoulder.

Slowly, Ziya opened her eyes one by one. Arjuna put both his hands on his waist. Very upset about his face, plus

his rough breathing.

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