The Story of the Ordinary Girl

New Workplace

A week later ....

We have now moved to a new workplace, the atmosphere is not one hundred percent conducive, because there are still many construction workers who go back and forth to complete their tasks. In fact, not infrequently one of them stole a look at us women there. There are even those who tease with whistles and words, which sometimes makes us ill-feel and afraid.

I was never stirred up emotions like Rahma, when some of the construction workers started with her nosy behavior. To me, as long as they don't act out of bounds, and aren't brazen with their actions and words, it won't be a problem for me.

"What Loe! work! just do it. Why bother me!" cynical Rahma responds to one of the construction workers. Which made all the friends of the building worker, mocked his friend who was exposed to the spray of Rahma's curse.

"Udah, Ma. why is it taken? yes, yes," I tried to calm Rahma from the emotions that controlled her.

"Zie's Habits! I'm the most equal to the rich man so. it looks like he has a child, dare our temptations," he explained.

"Udah, it's been. the sane lamented," I said to end this debate.

Rahma and I are now on the post time card, waiting for the time to re-enter after the break, we chat at the security guard waiting table that has not had this security guard since we moved.

I sat down at the table with my face on the table, listening to the song, with the earphones attached to my ears. Rahma sat on the table.

"What song is it?" ask Rahma. While grabbing next to the hanging earphones, lying on the table. Rahma's buttocks are no longer on the table, because she flips her body to the ground, with her face facing me.

While listening to the song from the same earphone, suddenly Rahma asked, "Loe ever walk ma the Ardi huh?" I didn't answer that question yet, he asked another question. "Loe made her ma?"

My eyes immediately widened to hear a question that suddenly shot out of Rahma's mouth. "No! who's that?" kilahku.

I immediately got up to my feet, which made the earphones in Rahma's ears interested. Then invite Rahma to enter, although there are still five minutes of rest.

"Ck .. Yes come on!" reply Rahma. While holding my hand.

We stepped together into the workplace. Since our division was downstairs, we passed another division, which was not all completed yet in the construction phase. Every now and then we answer greetings from those we know, or even just throw a smile at those we pass by.

"Yuk lift!" invite Rahma to me, to get off by using the elevator of goods available.

"We won't bring anything ...," I refused.

"Wait ya!" pinta Rahma, while wailing like looking for something.

He then headed for the loosened troly beside the elevator. Then push it and put the troly into the elevator. I understood his point, only shaking my head lightly with a smile.

"Ma. By the way, why don't I see Aji, huh?" I asked when we were in the elevator.

Rahma had not answered my question, because the elevator had stopped, and we came out of the box-shaped room.

"Si Aji didn't move here Zie" he replied, bringing a troly k corner of the room.

"Emang yes?" my investigation, I can't believe it.

"What is really Loe? how come he's not good?"

"He said back then, Loe where are ya?" Rahma remembers something.

"Oi ... I inget, when Loe late keep asking at the time card'in, but I kegep same security guard Loe inget not?"

"Yes, when I called Loe, right?"

"Well, Loe's break was taking Loe's time card to Personnel, that time he said." Long width Rahma narrates.

I don't know what's going on with me now, because suddenly I just feel so uninspired.

"why Loe?" ask Rahma.

"Not nothing,"

"Kok, a sad kayak?"

"No, it's ordinary!"

Rahma did not stop until the question was asked. He continued to look questioningly, I who was no longer able to hide the feeling suddenly shed tears.

"Loe cry?" ask Rahma.

"No, really," While wiping the water that had just fallen from my bead.

"Not from where? that's Loe nangis zie! Loe likes ma Aji?" Rahma kept asking.

"Not so .. just sad, no one else bothered me, called me China, and ...."

"Ooh! The Chinese she was referring to was Eloe?" ask Rahma suddenly.

"I mean Loe?" I asked back with the question.

"So when Aji said the saying, he said hello to the Chinese. I don't know if he meant Loe Zie, so I didn't take it, sorry .." explained Rahma.

"Is she?" my question, which was answered by a nod by Rahma.

I left Rahma to wash that almost swollen face. Refreshing the eyes that had been cloudy, with splashing tap water from the sink in front of the toilet next to the elevator.

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