
"Dih" Ara looks amused when she sees the drama played by the child and her husband and only pay attention to it first.
"Bad Mama, bad Mama, Heh" said Nathan who returned to the dorm and hugged his two children.
"Huh?" Ara was again amused by this and rewinded her body a little, but Yuna who saw her mother retreat immediately pulled her mother's hand and approached.
"Mama, Yuna Sama Okta want mommy as well as daddy romantic dinner kayak in the movie, Abis that we will get dapet adek deh" said Yuna with a face of compassion.
"Huh?" ara and Nathan shouted at the same time as they heard her son's words. They were shocked when they heard that from where did their children know the scene was inappropriate at the age of their age? How could their children escape this kind of surveillance? That's what they're thinking.
"What do you mean, huh?" ketus Nathan and glared his eyes. The drama in his role as the main role immediately stopped when he heard Yuna's speech.
"Papa's answer, what did you mean?" nathan asked back and stood up from his seat. Ara did not want to defend her children and stood in front of her children.
"Yuna answered papa" Nathan said back.
"Pa yesterday we accidentally watched with grandma, When people as big as mama are equally papa eating at night in the middle of her many candles, when people like her, The girl gave me a pen like that same guy his abis that guy his seneng said that he would have another child, he said, Well we also want to be cool so that last Okta told papa to bring mama dinner like Okta said earlier to get fat" explained Okta with a warm smile explaining it, said Okta, I wish I could get a sister again.
"Yes pa, Ma that's what he means" continued Yuna who was relieved when she heard Okta's explanation that could save her.
Ara and Nathan immediately looked at the eyes when they heard her son's explanation. The same laughter in the second hold was very visible due to the same reddening second face holding back the laughter that was about to break it.
"Mom, Papa, how do you even look at the gaze?" yuna asked as her father and mother looked at each other.
"Ah don't really love, Let's continue playing yuk" replied Ara and Nathan simultaneously and took his son's maninan and put him on the bed.
The four of them play with satisfaction in bed with a toy that was hit even though the toy was a barbie and the barbie's self-esteem had fallen when it was in Nathan's hands that even made the barbie as boxers. "The happiness that had been cruel again I found in this small family, thank God for restoring my happiness" guman Ara closed his eyes as a result of being very grateful to the almighty who has returned happiness that never appeared before.
"Mom get some food downstairs, yeah, what do you want to eat?" ask Ara to her son and husband.
"Spaghetti" Nathan.
"Fried noodles" Yuna.
"What is important food ma" Okta.
"What matters is it?" ara asked and immediately passed out of the room to prepare food for the child and her husband.
Nathan and his children resumed their game which had stopped earlier for a few minutes. "What a long time are you guys?" nathan asked who was waiting for his wife.
"Yeah pa, Yuna is already sleepy" Yuna replied by yawning while Okta was already tepid and asleep among her many toys.
"Papa too dear, Yaudah let's just sleep" Nathan said and laid his body and put Okta's head on his shoulders while Yuna told him to sleep on top of her.
Ara at the bottom looks still cooking, preparing spaghetti for her husband makes her long cooking because she makes her own do not buy while Okta food is the same as her food, namely rice, fried chicken, and, vegetables and a little sambal decorate the taste of food. "It's done too" said Ara and put the food on the tray and brought it up.
"Ara borrow it bi" said Ara.
"Yes miss" replied the aunt and gave the roling. Ara put the food and drink she had trouble carrying on the roling and closed it with a food hood that covered one food.
"Let Ara alone" said Ara when she saw the aunt was about to push the roling.
"Yes" replied the aunt. Ara did not answer her again and pushed the roling and got into the elevator. The elevator immediately took her to the floor and when the elevator opened she immediately got out of the elevator and again pushed the roling towards her room and her husband.
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Ara opened the door of the room but she did not hear any more sounds from inside, She pushed the roling back into the room. "Eh?" said Ara who was a little shocked when she saw the child and her husband were already patted on the carpet.
Ara released her handrails from the roling earlier and walked closer towards them to see true sleep or pretend to be asleep. "Pantesan no sound anymore, Udah sleep" said Ara when she knew if the child and her husband really fell asleep.
Ara looked around the very messy room. "It's so messy" said Ara and took a deep breath, she immediately started cleaning her child's toys and put them back in her child's toy basket.
With a heart he cleaned the room, Tidying up the sheets that have been rolled due to the actions of children and their husbands who are not satisfied playing on top of the play below until all neat and clean again as before. "Finally, Capek is also in order" said Ara and moved her body to make a little sound.
"What food?" asked Ara who remembered the food made by her earlier.
"Make dinner alone, Mubazir if made" he answered his own questions and dismissed the roling on top of which there was food.
"Clean clean, Mandi first" said Ara and took her towel inside the locker room and then came back out and slowly walked past the child and her husband to go to the bathroom.
Ara prepared water for her bath and instantly removed the entire shirt that was attached to her body and first read her intention to be holy. When he finished he went straight into the bath up to soak.
"Ah has not been soaking for a long time" said Ara and closed her eyes enjoying the warm water is very comfortable.
"It's a good thing that Nathan's brother slept without...."
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"Dear what are you doing?" nathan asked and it made Ara immediately close her eyes of frustration because the thing she expected was not in accordance with her reality.
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