The Split Full Moon

Chapter 95

Tyo's brain is still sane, he can still think well expecting his ex-wife will be happy together with the man of his choice. But honestly, in her other self she felt that something strange was stirring. He felt that he was just a stupid man, a man whose pride seemed to be stepped on by the betrayal of his ex-wife.

"I hope you're happy." Inner Tyo tried to singleness smile see the togetherness of his ex-wife with the other man.

Tyo continued his footsteps back to his car.

Brakkkk

"Ahhh" Tyo scooped his face roughly using both of his hands.

He started the engine and started to plug in the accelerator. During the car driving, Tyo's mind was divided into two parts, between watching the road in front of him and his daughter who changed when he was with Hanum.

Honestly, as an adult man who has had children, the happiness of his daughter is everything to him. Moreover, seeing the spirit of his daughter who rose from the slump she experienced first.

After all he was also interested in Hanum, there was nothing that made him dislike the woman.

"I'll start approaching Hanum, I'm sure she'll be a good mother to Retha." muttered Tyo with a smile of spirit floating on her lips.

After a long time splitting the road finally arrived at the boarding house Hanum, with a thumping feeling he brought the medicine he bought earlier.

Tok. Tyo politely knocked on Hanum's room door.

Cekllekk.

"Why is it so long?" ask Retha.

"I'm sorry dear, because the road is jammed." replied Mr. Tyo smiled gently while stroking Retha's hair.

"Yes, let's go in. Let aunty Hanum cepet cepet take his medicine" said Pak Tyo who was replied with a nod of the head by Retha.

Mr. Tyo went straight in and saw Hanum who was still lying with his pale face.

"Have you eaten?" asked Pak Tyo who was answered with a faint nod of his head by Hanum.

"If so you take the medicine first well" said Mr. Tyo who immediately helped Hanum to rise from his lying position.

"Darling, get some water to drink well" said Mr. Tyo asked Retha for help.

"Yes pa, wait a minute." retorted Retha who immediately moved to take her Papa request.

"Be careful" said Mr. Tyo while helping Hanum.

"Thank you." replied Hanum who was currently sitting on a pillow as a barrier to himself and also the wall.

"This pa." said Retha who turned out to have come with a glass of water in his hand.

"Please dear" said Mr. Tyo as he grabbed the glass offered by his daughter.

Pak Tyo also fed medicine to Hanum and then gave him water, like a buffalo whipped his nose Hanum just according to what Mr. Tyo said.

"Slow down." said Mr. Tyo reminding Hanum who drank in a hurry.

"Thank you" said Hanum.

"Same, if so let me share your forehead let the fever drop" said Mr. Tyo who then immediately moved from his seat.

"I'm sorry, aunty even bothers you with Papa" Hanum told Retha with guilt.

"Any apologies, aunt? Retha same Papa seneng kok nolongin aunty kayak gini." reply Retha.

"Retha loves her aunt." continued Retha made Hanum smile to hear it, feeling lucky because it turns out that in this world there are other people who care and even love her.

"Thank you, love your aunt." Hanum replied.

"Retha will be happy again if aunty can be Mama Retha" said Retha who immediately made Hanum surprised instead of playing, how can Retha say that? ah...not only that, how could such a small child think to that extent? is it because Rethah is getting comfortable with him?

No, Hanum cannot give empty hope to Retha, although Retha is still a child he will give the understanding as slow as possible so that Retha can understand his meaning. After all, she was also soon to be married to Anton, so her decision to give understanding at this time was not a bad decision.

"Yes aunt?" sahut Retha, somehow Hanum suddenly felt if Retha seemed excited and happy once answering her call made her guts slightly shrivel.

"Ehm, the matter that Retha omingin was" said Hanum hesitantly but still convinced himself to continue, he said.

"Tante ng." continued Hanum.

"I'm sorry, was it old nuggu?" said Mr. Tyo who arrived and automatically immediately cut off Hanum's speech.

"Long use." said Retha.

"Look until aunt Hanum is tired of sitting on it" said Retha.

"Eh." surprised by Mr. Tyo, without any more ba bi bu Mr. Tyo just put down the basin he was carrying and approached Hanum.

"Sorry well I forgot" said Mr. Tyo who immediately took over again helping Hanum to lie down as before.

"Slow down." said Mr. Tyo looking for Hanum.

"Now I compress you" said Mr. Tyo.

"No, sir, I can do it myself." rejected Hanum who felt bad.

"No papa all let me, soon I'm the same Retha also want to go home anyway." said Mr. Tyo, inevitably Hanum finally let Mr. Tyo compress it. Honestly, Hanum felt Mr. Tyo was sincere and also gentle in treating him.

"Done." said Mr. Tyo after putting the compress on Hanum's forehead.

"Now, you rest just let me recover" said Mr. Tyo reminded Hanum back.

"Thank you sir." said Hanum.

"Same, if so now I am the same Retha said back home first" said Mr. Tyo.

"Darling, saying goodbye to old aunt" said Mr. Tyo to Retha.

"Yes pa." retorted Retha who immediately shifted the position of his Papa who was originally near Hanum.

"Tante, Retha and Papa want to go home first" said Retha.

"Yes, Retha same Papa the return of heart well. Thank you for nengokin and grimace aunt." replied Hanum who was answered with a nod of the head by Retha.

Finally Retha and Pak Tyo went straight home after saying goodbye to Hanum.

...........

"Darling." call Mr. Tyo who just contact Retha immediately turned to his Papa.

"Aunt Hanum is good?" said Mr. Tyo provoked the conversation to get opinions from his daughter.

"Yes aunty Hanum is a good person." replied Retha.

"Retha likes?" ask Mr. Tyo again.

"Like bangettt pake waste." replied Retha with his lebay made Mr. Tyo immediately smiled widely to hear it.

"Pa, I want to eat meatballs dong" said Retha later.

"Now? eating meatballs?" ask Mr. Tyo to make sure.

"Dad, now." replied Retha confirming.

"OK, Gasss." shouted Retha and Pak Tyo together.

~Do not hate those who say bad things to bring you down, because they are the ones who make you stronger every day.~