The Touch of Gendis Love

Why does it have to be like this?

The nurse delivered all those who had come into the room. A tense face was especially noticeable on Dahlia and Sevket. Both have the same worries.

Three people each held the same envelope. Sevket and Dahlia seem more enthusiastic than Gendis. The two opened the envelope and read the contents impatiently, in contrast to Gendis who opened it slowly.

Sevket and Dahlia compactly glanced at each other while shaking their heads strongly.

"I want the DNA test repeated. It could be a mistake, right?" Sevket stared intently at the examining doctor.

"Tell me if there's any chance this result is invalid, Doc." Dahlia put pressure on the middle-aged doctor.

Gendis who is still studying and trying to understand slowly what he reads tries to repeat again many times the contents of a piece of paper in his grasp. The woman turned her face up, the sky seemed to collapse right on her shoulders, and the earth that was stepped on suddenly lost its gravitational force, until she felt her body now floating and light as if it was not boned.

"No, Sir, Ma. We are unlikely to make mistakes in DNA testing. We guarantee accuracy close to 99.9%. If you have any doubts, please test elsewhere. Then the result will remain the same." The doctor's explanation made Gendis tremble.

The woman's body was swollen and lost balance. Fortunately, Eser, who was standing right behind Gendis, immediately captured the wife's body.

Instantly panicked, Eser grabbed the paper that had slipped out of Gendis' grasp, then read the results with trembling hands.

"No! This is impossible! Tell me this is wrong, Pi!" Eser shouted while lifting Gendis' body out of the room. Before that, Eser said no one should follow them.

In the ER room, aided by a doctor and nurse, Eser tries to restore Gendis consciousness by whispering something in his wife's ear.

Dahlia did not explain anything to Sevket, the woman chose to invite Vivian to leave the hospital as well.

"Ma, so Eser and Gendis are one father's brothers, right? That means they shouldn't get married?" Vivian seemed very excited to know the reality that made everyone dumbfounded.

"How's Gendis feeling now, Vi?" Dahlia asked with an eye gaze that held anxiety.

"He'll be fine. Gendis is not a melancholy woman who will weep over this situation very dramatically." Vivian answered lazily.

The woman continued to drive her car at a moderate speed. Behind everyone's sadness at the reality that had just been revealed, he felt that this was instead a bright path for him.

Meanwhile, Sevket returns to his home with broken feelings. Somehow he had to face Gendis or Eser. Who would have thought, the woman who had only been considered as a daughter-in-law, turned out to be her own biological child. Apparently, this is the answer to his sense of interest in Gendis all along.

Sevket who should have been a voter, but when he found out his son fought over a woman who only works as a masseuse, lightly even approved unconditionally. He felt Gendis did have something different from the beginning of his assessment.

"Battle what now? What steps should Papi take?" Sevket really didn't know what to do.

Arriving home, Sevket went straight into the workspace, and locked the door immediately. The man took a box in the bottom drawer where his secret files were.

"The fire can't, Ice. Sorry, Papi. You're all Papi's children, let it be that way." Sevket looked at the small photos of Eser complete with all the things about his son.

"I'm sorry Papi, Ndis. Because Papi your life is far from happiness. And now? Papi can't bring you happiness yet. I'm sorry Papi can't be honest for now." Sevket until sobbing when saying it.

Meanwhile, in one of the ER rooms, Gendis tried to sit up straight after regaining consciousness. His head was still a little heavy, but his memory instantly returned to the events before he was unconscious.

He looked around, there was only a nurse and Eser there. "Where are the others? I want to talk to Miss Dahlia and Mr. Sevket."

"Please, don't look for anything else first. Focus on your health. There's Esju in there." Eser throws his gaze to the other side, wanting to be angry but somehow having to be vented on whom.

"I want to go home." Gendis came down from the gurney with a quick movement. Nurses advise Gendis to be careful, take plenty of rest and try to avoid stress.

After confirming the nurse's advice, Gendis hurriedly walked away from Eser some distance away. In the heart, a lot of taste is raging. He only wished that someone would say that all the facts revealed today were wrong.

along the way home, Eser and Gendis both digested what had happened. The two did not say a word. They are at war with their minds. Gendis and Eser both want to run away from reality.

"What dream isn't it?" Gendis let out her voice first in a flat tone.

"I also want to know, it was just a game, right?" Eser asked back.

Not long after, the driver stopped the car right in the apartment lobby. Both of them immediately went down and walked quickly to the elevator that will take them to the floor of the room they were in.

Arriving inside the apartment room, Eser took out a paper from his pants pocket. A piece of paper that made Gendis faint while reading it. After reading it again, Eser stared at Gendis who immediately sat himself on the sofa while holding both hands on his chin.

"It's not fair, it's not fair. Why should we be brothers? What game is this? What kind of injustice is this?" Eser shouted very loudly. He squeezed and threw the paper in any direction. The man's hand clenched and hit hard on the glass display cabinet, as fresh blood poured out between his fingers. Her eyes are red.

"It's not fair. What kind of life is this? Why is God playing with our feelings?" Eser continued to rummage, even coupled with harsh words. His bloody hands were left alone.

Gendis was unmoved, she had no power to say or do anything. Only a clear grain came out endlessly from his eyes. The woman glanced at Eser. The man now dropped himself on the floor while holding a broken glass.

"I don't want to be your brother. I don't want to." Eser shook his head strongly, he brought the broken glass he held closer to his veins.

Gendis immediately stood up, then scowled and threw the piece of glass violently. The woman's hand was now also injured and shed fresh blood. Eser panicked and ran to find a P3K box.

"It's not just you who's hurt. I'm much sicker with this fact. When I started loving you as a husband. Why should I know that you are my brother? How could I possibly consider you a sister? Please, tell me I'm Darto's son. I beg!" Gendis shook the arm of Eser who was back in front of him.

The man cried until he sobbed. Then grab Gendis' injured hand and clean it with intravenous fluids.

"The sick and badly injured here. Why should my hand be the one you care about?" Gendis placed her unharmed hand on her chest.