The Tomb Next to the House

3. Something Outside The Window

We have a guest tonight. Two different age men. He said Mr. Kades and his son. As I sat down while putting treats on the table, one of them kept looking at me to make me uncomfortable myself.

Is there something wrong with my face or my appearance?

All I know is he's a son of a Kades man named Bryan. I also chose to resign. It was better to accompany Althaf who was studying in the room, than to be uncomfortable with his gaze of intimidation.

Chequek.

As I opened the door, I saw Althaf looking out the window.

"Well, Al? Not studying?"

Althaf ignored my call. He didn't seem to budge at all. What did he see out there?

I approached. Stand in front of the window, and then set the gaze in accordance with the direction of view of the Althaf.

"What the hell is that?!" muttered surprised.

How could? Why didn't I realize it from earlier?

But if I don't confirm it myself I won't know if it matches what's on my mind. Because the lighting outside the minimal makes me unable to see clearly the object.

"Al?" I'm holding Althaf's shoulder. It made him aghast with an already pale face and sweat emerging from his forehead.

"Mama?! Since when is Mama here?" his tanyanya astonished me.

Are his eyes starting to get myopic? It was the second time he didn't see my presence. I hope this is just my feeling. Trying to dismiss the bad thoughts that are now raging in the mind.

"Why are you? Mama called nyut. Now Mama's here even shocked," my nagging.

"But, I've been calling Mama, really. Sowers." Althaf showed two fingers.

"W-what?"

I'm sure Althaf isn't lying. His expression looked serious. What really happened to my son?

"Ma?"

"Huh-yes?" I said a little stuttering because I was a little dreamy earlier.

"Don't daydream dong nights, Ma. It's quiet at this hour, huh? Al's afraid of not having a play."

Althaf is an active child. Rarely can you stay home.

"Tomorrow must be rame. Maybe again in studying. That's why it's quiet."

"Al?"

"What, Ma?"

"You really, didn't you hear Mama call? Mama went into the room too, Al don't know?"

"No, Ma. That's why Al was shocked when suddenly Mama was here."

My head longed to remember the strange events of today.

My attenuation to the two silhouettes was walking outside from the window. Ah, Mr. Kades and his son are home. Time to meet Raihan. There's something I want to ask you.

"Mass?" I sat down next to Raihan.

"What did Miss Kades do?" tanyaku a little deviated from the initial intention. I was also curious about their arrival.

"Just tell us to take care of the moving letter so that it can be recorded. Just tell me some rules and prohibitions in this village. Keep on about—"

"What's? Nothing has been played yet. This village is weird to know, Mas. What else is this house. Mphh— time"

Mas Raihan suddenly put his index finger on my lips.

"Dengerin used to talk. Don't play cut."

"Sorry," I said, grinning. "Continue?"

"Rules in this village are not much, really. We just have to respect the customs and customs of this village. Don't ask too many questions about some of the restrictions. Just enough to obey. The point is we have to maintain good manners wherever we live. Then about the tomb next to our house .... "

Well, that's the one I wanted to ask from earlier. The tomb next to Althaf's room was very disturbing to me.

"Mass? Can't ya, the tomb we moved? This is the land we bought. We must contact the family to move the tomb, "I propose.

"Can't, Deck. That's one of the restrictions in this village. Don't disturb the tomb."

"Whose tomb, the hell is that? Just bother."

"Ulus. Don't talk carelessly. I've already done it. We're new here."

"Tau ah's. I'm tired."

I left Raihan alone in the living room. Let him clean the empty glasses of the former guest. My head just got dizzy. Intending to get out of the lion's den, uh, get into the tiger's den.