Thin Differences

My Stomach Sack

Daffa in his heart always prayed for the safety of the girl. He himself does not know what advantages he has until he can be entangled by Yasna who he himself doubts the identity he obtained regarding the girl.

"Why am I always thinking about him?" Ask Daffa in your heart.

"A lot of city girls are prettier than her but why?" Further.

"Think of nothing pulling from him?" Further again.

A girl was sitting on a fairly large log. The wood was blocking the road.

Hafsa began to feel afraid because it was getting dark while on the cliff there was not a single person who passed by in the area. He remembered the Mother who always protected herself at all times.

"Even if my life has to end here I'm sincere." His inner.

"From having to accept an arranged marriage with someone I don't know." Further.

"Pardon your daughter who has not been able to serve you." Further.

The fear he felt so much did not make him shed tears. He felt like a useless child to his Mother.

Daffa felt increasingly anxious in his waiting at this time. The engine was immediately switched on.

The young man felt very responsible towards the disappearance of the girl who had managed to make him mess up in every way. The guilt towards the event that just happened was still lingering in his mind.

Daffa runs the bike very slowly with his head always turning to the right and left alternately and slowly. He picked up the phone he had in the pocket of the jacket he was wearing after stopping.

"An emergency like this doesn't even have a network." Said Daffa who felt like he wanted to slam the phone.

"What light is that." Continue walking step by step because of the very bad terrain.

"Bismilahbornrahmanirrahim." Said the young man before he stepped towards that light.

Daffa walked towards the visible light even if only vaguely. He hoped it was a sign from Hafsa the girl he was looking for.

"I'm sorry I left without your knowledge." Said a girl while hugging Daffa while crying after a small run.

"That's all that matters you're okay." Said Daffa slowly returning the embrace of the girl he was looking for by patting the girl's back slowly.

"Let's go back." Daffa said he invited the girl after he calmed down.

"Thank God you're okay." Daffa said gratefully.

Hafsa hearing everything that the young man who was now with her sounded very sincere. The two walked together towards the motorbike they had brought while heading to this place.

This time Hafsa felt so frightened that she did not let go of her handholding on Daffa to its destination. Both of them were now on the bike without being asked, and the girl wrapped her hands around Daffa's waist very tightly.

Daffa was very grateful to have found the girl who managed to take his heart. Now he is very sure of his feelings.

The young man was always smiling on his way back to the villa. Seeing that there was a simple food stall he stopped his motorbike.

"Eating here is okay, right?" Daffa asked the girl who was piggybacking behind him after turning her head.

"Hem." The girl replied while nodding her head slowly.

"How are you feeling now?" Ask Daffa as he walks into the food stall.

"It's better." The girl replied briefly.

"That's why don't you ever go alone." The young man gave advice.

They headed to the lesehan place to make it more comfortable to move. Daffa saw that the girl's entire body wanted to know her situation firsthand.

"I'm fine, no injuries at all." Hafsa said after feeling noticed by a young man who was with her.

"Who asked your situation." Elak Daffa who was followed shifted his gaze.

Daffa called the waiter to order some food that they could eat for the first time. The waiter there did not believe in the amount of orders he requested.

The girl who was with him also did not believe in the amount of the order. The two of them stole a glance at each other while waiting for their order to be ready for everything.

"Are you really hungry?" Hafsa asked after all their orders were in front.

"No, how do you know you want to add." Daffa replied without looking at the girl beside him.

The young man unquestioningly picked up several menus in one full plate given to Hafsa. The girl could not believe seeing her plate filled with food was unsure of being able to finish it.

"For me?" Asked Hafsa who did not believe that he was also served by a young man.

"Eat." Daffa is short.

"Well, where's it going I'm this much." Complaints from too much.

"I don't want you to look skinny." Daffa.

"So you were crying for sure your energy has been drained a lot and now it must be hungry."

"Are my stomach sacks capable of spending all this?" Ask Hafsa.

"How to know." Daffa answered while slipping his shoulder.

"Ended up." Daffa said as he ruffled the girl's hair slowly.

"What the hell." Hafsa said exasperatedly as she shook her hands which had made her hair even more messy.

"Fast eat." Daffa said without looking at the girl beside him.

The young man did not dare to look at Hafsa since earlier because there was still guilt in his heart. He began to try to turn away from the feeling he was feeling at this moment.

Daffa was afraid that his heart would be hurt for the first time to fall in love. He actually already knew the identity of the girl but did not want to mix up the affairs of the heart.

They both ended up eating voraciously because of the hunger that had been felt since. All the menus they ordered were running out, let alone the full plate of food that was on top of the Hafsa plate.

The young man was glad that all the food he had taken for Hafsa was gone. Daffa likes a girl who is like that.

Daffa paid for all the food he ordered before they left. Time was so late that they stopped at a park where he used to play football.

"Why stop here?" Ask the girl when her motorbike stops.

"I'm still hungry." Daffa replied briefly as he got off his bike.

"That much food you've almost finished cooking is still hungry." Hafsa said she did not believe what she heard.

"Food I want I haven't gotten." Daffa said with a jaily smile.

The two of them walked under the big tree without a word. The condition is quite dim despite the many lights that light up.

An awkward feeling is between the two until they arrive in a comfortable place to relax their bodies that already feel very tired. Daffa spread his body over the grass under a tree his eyes looked straight at the bright star-studded sky.