Turning Point

THIRTY-FOUR

"Eh Lin, what are you playing at your house right now?", asked Danang on the sidelines of their chat

"Why ma'am, mas Danang can play at home now?", asked Lintang to his mother

"Boleh mas. Mumpung at home there are many tilapia fish, so you can cook it there too", replied Ratih's mother

"Isn't nila mom? Did you buy tilapia?" asked Lintang

"Not ndhuk, yesterday Pakdhe Yanto went home, brought a lot of tilapia fish, ran out of nets in the pond he said", replied Ratih's mother

"Kok not usually pakdhe Yanto do not love fish ma'am?", asked Lintang curious

"Mother also doesn't really understand ndhuk. Yesterday it said it was for me to make Agum too. This was the mother here even forgot to bring the fish, even the one that I brought was just a negligee for you" explained Ratih's mother.

"Oh so, the windfall is called bu, hehe" said Lintang

"Yes right, where the fish is big again", continued Mrs Ratih

"Okay sir!!!", said Danang.

The one involved in the conversation immediately laughed. Shortly after that Ratih's mother resigned and was followed by Lintang and Danang.

"Mother, Lintang same mas Danang to Lintang house first yes. Not long kok bu", said Lintang farewell to his in-laws

"Yes, be careful" replied Ranti's mother

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"Mbak Lintang!!!", cried Friska when she saw Lintang enter her yard and then approached her.

Lintang smiles "Tok hour this late coming home school deck?",

"Yes, the teacher at my school had a meeting, so go home early" Friska replied

"Dek knowsin, this is Danang, brother of mas Agum who lives in Surabaya. Mas Danang, this is my sister named Friska", said Lintang to introduce each other between Danang and Friska

"What a beautiful class are you in, what class are you in?" asked Danang

"Fourth grade" replied Friska

They also entered the house. It looks like Ratih's mother has served sweet iced tea complete with one jar of peyek.

"Where is Danang mas, do you want to cook the value fish now?", asked Ratih's mother

"Emmmm if for example I take it to the Lintang contract just how is ma'am?, asked Danang

"Eh can mas. Want to cook there?", asked Ratih's mother

"Later at night the children who often practice the same Agum at the gathering of ma'am, I plan to burn fish together" Danang replied

"Oh like that, monggo if that's the case" said Mrs Ratih

"Thank you ma'am" Danang continued. Ratih's mother nodded

"Ndhuk, have the equipment to burn not yet in your contract?", asked Ratih's mother

"Hehehe has not yet ma'am, because Lintang has never burned a fish" Lintang replied chuckling

"Yes, take it from here, yes, rather than buy. There is a brazier, charcoal, the same clamp for the burnt, then take it" said Ratih's mother

"Mbak Lintang, let's go buy some snacks" Friska shouted

"Hemmm ask for rations huh you deck?", asked Lintang. Friska nodded

"Yes, let's go to minimarket!!", continued Lintang

"Horeee!!!", exclaimed Friska

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At two o'clock in the afternoon Agum was seen busy in his study. His fingers can be seen dancing on the keyboard, recording the delivery of incoming packages through the airport cargo. The expedition company where Agum works does cooperate with one of the cargoes at the airport. From the cargo, the shipment is taken and then the package is delivered door to door through the expedition service where Agum works.

Tok..

There was a knock on the door from outside Agum's room.

"Come in!", answered Agum still with his busyness in front of the computer.

Aan entered Agum's room with several maps in his hand.

"Mas, there's a bit of a problem" Aan said

Agum scrunched up his forehead "What problem is An?",

"Some of the shipments that came from Surabaya, some were missing mas" replied Aan

"Lost?", asked Agum

"So gini mas, someone sent two dozen Bugis silk cloths from Sulawesi to Jogja but after the goods arrived at the destination, the number was not appropriate" replied Aan

Agum seemed to think. It will be very difficult to trace the position where the shipment was lost. Because before the shipment reached Jogja, it must have been in transit in some places.

"Is the shipment insured by An?", asked Agum

"It looks like yes, considering that the shipment is of great value" replied Aan

"Emmm for this case, which can claim insurance is from the sender, so look at it An, you contact the sender so that he claims insurance through the office where he sent the goods. Later all compensation will be given from there", replied Agum. Aan nodded.

"There is more?", asked Agum

"There are also shipments of damaged packages, electronic goods shipments from Jogja to Semarang" replied Aan

"For damaged package shipments, you can contact the sender, ask the sender to include a photo of the goods before sending and after receiving. If indeed the damage to the package is purely a mistake from our side, then he can claim for compensation in our office. Also include a written agreement letter that has been signed by the sender and also our office which is proof that the goods he sent are indeed in good condition or not defective" replied Agum

"Well, I will immediately contact the parties concerned" said Aan

"Please immediately completed Yes An, however, our expedition services are very well known as a trusted expedition. Both from the timeliness of the shipment to the destination and the security of the goods they send, fearing that if events like this happen often, we lose the trust of our relationship" Agum said.

"Good mas. Then I go out first mas", said Aan as he sauntered leaving the room Agum

"Thank you An" said Agum

Agum rests his shoulders on the back of his chair. He breathed a rough breath. Indeed, such things often occur in the place where Agum works, but if not immediately resolved then the reputation of the Agum office will be at stake. He rubbed his face, then resumed his work.

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