Triple L's

34 Eps. The arrival of Sari

It made Rival uncomfortable. Even Rival had negative thoughts about this. He was worried and started to get emotional. But, for some reason he actually hid behind the wall that separates between where Rival stood with the middle room. Rival was still there, continuing to pay attention to Sari. He also listened to what they were talking about.

"So, you're Rival's friend?" ask Mama Rival.

"Yes, Auntie," replied Sari.

"Sari, just this time you know there are Rival friends who want to come here. It's not usually that the boy has friends, what else is a girl. Most often only Dian. She's very much covered with Auntie" said her mother Rival.

"Perhaps, there's a reason why Rival shut down like that as Auntie," said Sari.

"Ah, that kid .. but, Sari, you came here there must be something, right? It's been a long time, we haven't seen each other since. Where have you been all this time? And, you've grown up so much, different from a few years ago."

"Um .. yeah, Sari's with Mama Papa. We used to move, but now come back here. At first Sari did not want to go back to the old house. But, after a few days it feels so good, if Sari can meet Rival again."

Rival who was still eavesdropping on their conversation, felt like he did not understand at all. What is Mama talking about with Sari. And again, Rival starts to crumble if he keeps hiding like this. But, he'll hold on in a minute, before his mother talks anything but about him. Then, Rival heard again the conversation between the women.

"The reason Sari came back and came here was, because Sari wanted to charge something to Rival. Ah, which surely Rival himself had forgotten."

"Hm, make a promise? What promise?" ask Mama Rival wonder.

"Ah, that .. is just a promise of a little child, Auntie," replied Sari timidly.

"That's it," Mama Rival nodded in understanding. "Sari, if you can, you're still friends with Rival, huh?" doors later.

"He? Why, Auntie?" Sari's confused.

"Yeah, Auntie, if this Aunt has often ignored Rival and his sister, Vikal. Without Aunty knowing, Aunty has behaved indifferently to the situation of Rival and Vikal. Aunty is too selfish and behaves unnaturally in front of children. For so long, Auntie has not talked to Rival, let alone talk, asked about the situation at her school alone Aunt never. I don't know why Aunty is scared every time she wants to talk to the kid. Aunty was too afraid to talk to Rival. Aunty is afraid that the words of Aunt will only make Rival more disappointed and angry with Auntie," explained Mama Rival lethargic. And now his face looks gloomy.

"If Aunty can make Rival listen to what Aunty wants to say, Sari will try to help Auntie. Whatever it is, and tell me what Aunt wants to say. Tell me how a real Aunt feels about Rival. Sari reckon, Rival would listen if Auntie would try it first. There's no harm, is there?"

"Haah .. let's not persuade him to talk, just ask him, Rival never wants to answer, even he does not want to look at Aunt at all. Unlike Auntie who did not dare to talk to Rival."

"Kan, haven't tried yet, Tan. Try again, who knows this time Rival will listen to Auntie. Thank God Rival wants to talk to Auntie, huh?" persuade Sari with a smile.

"Cari!" suddenly Rival had already appeared between them. Without saying anything, Rival immediately pulled Sari's hand to stand up. Because Rival had felt something was wrong there. Hearing them talk about him makes Rival uncomfortable and not like. Then, Rival approached Sari and invited her to stand up. In her eyes Sari with a puff.

"Rival?"

"Come, go now! It's late!" rival said ketus while trying to drag Sari.

"Eeeh .. But, I haven't said goodbye to Mama elo!" confused sergeant.

"Udah, it doesn't matter!" Rival remains insistent.

"OKAY. It's okay, you guys just go, be careful. Have fun!"

"Thank you pretty aunt!"

Unexpectedly, her Mama Rival smiled amusedly at hearing that. Mama Rival is also amused to see Rival and Sari walking while holding hands. That was because Rival dragged Sari away so quickly, and Rival did not need to hear anything else there. Rival is too hot at home, so Rival impatiently drags Sari out.

At the event location ....

"We're already getting through. Where are Jamal and his friends?" ask Dival at that time.

Now Dival and Ririn have arrived at the location. Now Dival dives right-left looking for Jamal and his friends. The two of them were busy looking for Jamal among the crowd of people, but had yet to see what he meant. Because it's full enough at the moment. Too many people have come. Too crowded until Dival has trouble finding it.

"Have you tried to connect that temen elo?"

"Udah, he said we'll gather here."

"Yes, wait a minute. At most temen elo is ready to perform."

"That's all I know. But, I'm also waiting for Rival."

Once again the Dival was in search of the figure of Rival among this crowd of people. It's hard to find Rival there. Then, after a few minutes of crying until his neck feels sore, finally the wait was sweet. Dival manages to find Rival thanks to Sari beside him. When he saw them there, Dival waved his hand. Who felt called immediately approached Dival.

"New nyampe lo?" ask the Dival on the Rival.

"Ho oh, that was a real street race!" rival replied in relief, "Oh yes, Jamal and which band?"

"Gue also nyari this again from earlier, but awa ajalah ya. We saw another band first," said Dival who was already hot. "Oh, forget ... knowin, this is my first class, her name is Ririn."

"Yes, we've never met before, yeah," Rival said.

"Hay, I'm Ririn, Dival's friend at school" Ririn said with a smile.

"Kalo I'm Rival, I'm also the Dival who did not intentionally become a friend. And, this is Sari, she's at school with me."

"Hay, I'm Sari" he said, introducing himself.

"Greetings, Sari," said Ririn. "And what does it mean that you're not friends, but you're not intentionally friends?" Ririn asked confusedly.

"Oh, that's a long story, it has to start from scratch. How I originally met this Rival accidentally. It was a funny time, where Rival thought I was a copet!" obviously Dival while laughing when remembering the events of the day where they met for the first time.