The Virgin Widow of the Solehah

Chapter 25. Dilemmas

“Papa, where is mom who spelled out Om Lehan cedang cakit?” ask a little girl about two years old. The slurred voice of the little girl even sounded so adorable in the ears of Adinda that the woman almost stood with her legs that still felt so painful.

“Aww!” the ringis is holding pain.

“Can't you just stay in your bed?” Akram quickly jumped through the table where his laptop in order to prohibit Adinda from descending from the berankar.

Akram's actions just now were inseparable from the pair of eyes of the little girl who smiled brightly and was also full of joy. Even the radiance of the two eyes of the little one looked so very sparkling as if he had just gained immeasurable happiness in his life.

“Sorry, Sir. I do like young children so forget that these two legs can not be moved,” great-grandson Adinda with a face that looks grimacing with pain.

Indeed, he immediately forgot the condition of the body that had just been hit by a car so fast that he unconsciously wanted to rush down from the hospital bed just to meet the little girl who call Akram papa.

“What's sick mother, Mr doel? Did Papa Caca break Mom's leg and hand? Why is the mother's body dibelban?” The girl, who still had difficulty pronouncing the letters r and s, asked the doctor a few questions and also accused her father of being the suspect who made the woman lie in a gurney.

“Little girl, your name is Caca huh? Is this your Mother?” ask the doctor who apparently did not believe Adinda's statement saying that Mr. Akram was not her husband but the person who had helped her bring her to the hospital.

So innocent, the little girl named Caca Sasmita Ramindra nodded her head. Caca tried to climb to the top of Adinda's bed by climbing but her small legs were so hard to do that they made the doctor feel anxious and chuckled.

“Caca can not go up, baby, later if it gets stepped on the foot of the mother, how? Your leg is currently experiencing bone fractures and it takes time to heal, so if until a lot of motion will be more and more new to heal, would not you want to quickly gather again?” clearly the doctor by stroking the little guy's head.

The girl stood next to Adinda and spread out her hands to hug her Papa, “Papa Aklam is indeed the one who has already!” praise the girl and turn your body around to see Adinda.

“What mother does not want to go home kalena belada in the house of her bone gala-gala telus cakit, Papa?” ask the little girl so innocently.

She is confused to find her life, concerned about Caca's life, who doesn't seem to have a mother. The girl could only turn her head up, asking for help to get her father to answer Caca's question because she wasn't the little girl's mother.

Akram was really powerless to see the twinkle of his daughter's eyes when he saw the woman named Adinda, as if the little one who had rarely smiled so far returned to be a cheerful child. Akram would do anything to make his little castle happy.

“Sayang .. Mommy will soon be able to go home with us, so Caca must be diligent ber’a so that Mother can quickly recover and gather again with Caca every day,” says Akram without sin with a little manoel cheek of his little princess.

‘What the fuck is this?’

Akram's words just now really made Adinda's eyes bulge sharply with teeth ringing crackling. ‘What does this man mean to talk like that to his son? Since when did I become the mother of this child?’ lirih Adinda in her heart was horrified by the words of Akram just now.

“Balah, Mommy? Belalti cebental again Caca will gather cama mothera, holeee.” The girl immediately gave a warm hug to the woman she considered to be the Mother who had made her present to this world, kissed Adinda's left and right cheeks, then landed her nose for so long on Adinda's forehead.

‘Yes Allah .. please servant, what should I do in such a situation? Why should I face a situation like this? Why am I considered her mother? Where exactly is Mr Akram's wife?’ inner Adinda was curious with so many questions in her heart. Really the girl felt a dilemma, answered honestly pity the boy, if lying .. is not the same as he accidentally went into the crocodile hole?