Treasure, Throne, Glow Up
Changing Destiny
Devi tried to look at herself in front of the mirror, silent for quite a long time. She saw one by one her makeup tools that had helped her make a fake face. Somehow Devi was so heavy to smear her face, she chose not to dress up.
He tied his hair in the style of a ponytail and did not forget the thick glasses that Devi kept for quite a long time, because when he changed himself into Glow Up he wore glasses at a price of 200 thousand, for Devi it was already quite expensive, yet made everyone amazed to think it was expensive glasses. Though much more expensive are the minus glasses that used to be.
"Good morning." Sapa Devi sat on the chair for breakfast.
Old man Devi and Bagas looked at Devi seriously.
"Devi what is this?" ask Mami.
"Why? Ugly huh? I want to run in the morning, so it's okay not to dance. isn't it?" tanya Devi nudged Bagas' arm.
"But I'd rather you change your appearance to a new one." Chirp Bagas without thinking.
Devi smiled wryly. "so apparently. Huh! Nevermind! I have to exercise." Devi got up from her seat.
"What if Bagas took part in sports too? Let's get more familiar, won't you sir?" ask Mami for an opinion
"Yes, right."
Devi looked at Bagas waiting for the man's reaction.
"Sorry sir, I'm busy this week, there are still many office files that I have to finish" explained Bagas dodging.
Mommy and Dad saw Devi
The woman only raised half her hands, not knowing anything and doing nothing to Bagas.
"OK then. Assalamualaikum."
"Waalaikumsalam warahmatullahi wabarakatuh." reply Devi's parents together. They saw Bagas.
"Don't you like it if Devi doesn't dress up?" ask Father.
Bagas. "It's not sir."
"Then what?" asked Mami who was as anxious as Bagas' attitude that suddenly changed.
"Later you will also know if it is time" said Bagas, moving from the dining table.
Mami and I saw each other not understanding what Bagas meant.
...~*~...
"Jok." Call Devi gently caress the tombstone inscribed with Jaka's name, trying to sprinkle flowers on the grave.
"Why do I feel curious about you, I just know that Raka is you. But it's not really, how stupid I was at the time not knowing it was you." Devi took off her glasses to wipe her tears.
"Sir Devi?" Call someone.
Devi turned to look at Joko, Jaka's sister was already standing behind him.
"Joko, hi." Sapa Devi is so awkward. "You're alone here?" devi asked looking for the figure that accompanied her, when Devi knew who it was, she looked down at Jaka's tombstone.
"Now Joko lives with Raka's sister" said Joko, sounding happy.
Devi turned to give a smile to the teenage boy.
But Devi's sadness for his mistakes still can not be forgotten, if only then he had known Jaka earlier.
Devi will not allow Jaka to engage in brawl between schools maybe they until now will be a romantic couple.
...~*~...
Devi looked at the teenage boy in front of her, Joko so ate voraciously. If Joko is with Raka, it means that this teenager lives with Raka in her house.
"Sister Devi won't eat the rest of her chicken?" ask Joko.
"Joko, no. If you want to buy it." said Raka.
"It's okay, Joko's used to former people." Trying to pick up pieces of chicken belonging to Devi, Raka quickly brushed Joko's hand away.
"I told you not to!" refute Raka.
The teenage boy was surprised, he sat speechless with a sad look on his face.
"Ka Raka has a point, next time don't eat someone else's ex-"
"Why?" joko asks cutting Devi's speech.
"Because, we don't know what illness that person has." explains Devi.
"Then I want two fried chicken." Joko Peka.
Raka smiled, trying to caress the teenage boy's hair. Devi was happy, of course.
...~*~...
"Is there no family from Jaka?" devi asked, looking for answers.
Raka let out a long sigh and exhaled back, it felt like all the burdens were just coming out of the breath that Raka let out.
" A year after Jaka's death, his mother followed and his father had already died while Joko was still in the womb. That's also what I know of him." explained Raka.
Devi looked down feeling guilty already asking such a sensitive thing. "I'm sorry" said Devi.
Raka smiled. "It is ok. Just relax. I'm also happy with your engagement, he's a wonderful man" Raka said.
Devi saw Raka. "Who's engagement?" ask Devi.
"Male last night, that's your fiance, right?" ask Raka to make sure she doesn't talk wrong. But still Raka's words were not accepted by Devi.
"No, I'm not going to marry someone who only knows me, they have to know me" said Devi.
"But unfortunately the figure of the gemes miss has disappeared from you" said Raka.
"You know Devi, today I saw your other figure. Are you not dancing today?" tanya Raka tries to hold Devi's cheek with her fingertips to ensure that her speech is correct. Devi quickly brushed off Raka's prank hands.
"Don't touch me! I don't like it!" Amuk Devi's.
Raka gave a small laugh trying to hold back her laughter, but was unable to.
They did not know, from a distance someone was monitoring. I don't know who it is, who obviously seems to be eyeing one of them.
...~*~...
"You haven't come home yet!?" said Devi, seeing Bagas who was still in his house sitting with Mami in the TV room.
"Devi, don't be like that. Bagas son, don't take heart." Mami tried to encourage Bagas. The man responded by lowering his head. That pissed Devi off.
"Devi, let's see a picture of us as kids." Bagas showed a picture of a fat little girl with a boy dressed as a bride.
"And do you remember, when you were a child you asked to be married" said Mami.
Bagas laughed a little. "Yes, I remember."
"disgusting! All the little boys will definitely say that, I'm sure many said that to Bagas when we were kids!"
"Devi!!" shouted the Father who had stood at the outside door with his half-sister, Bagas' own mother, Bu Windi his name.
"Yo, don't be so rude as Devi." Windi reminded me to stay calm.
"Devi has to tell you how many times! Devi doesn't want to be matched! Devi has her own choice sir! Mama!" Devi sees her parents taking turns. "And didn't you promise that Jaka would support him!? Why change now? Pokonya Devi does not want to marry with your choice, Devi will still choose, because Devi is not the Devi who used to be, Devi has the right to change Devi's own destiny!"
