UNINTENTIONALLY

Episode 39's

Sunday morning is the most fun day for everyone. Because that day is a holiday on the weekend even though it seems less long.

Dinda enjoyed it. Get away from urgent office work and enjoy some relaxing time. People say that the family is the most beautiful place to share happiness and Dinda has enjoyed it with sweet and friendly sisters.

Happiness is simple, just seeing loved ones smile happily is like getting peerless healthy favors because it is difficult to get this kind of thing. Quality time is needed in developing relationships between families so that this momentum cannot be missed.

The sound of birds chirping and the morning sun that shone dazzling eyes entered through the sidelines of the window. It was eight in the morning. Dinda and her sisters plan to visit her father's bookstore. The store named 'DERMAWAN BOOK STORE & LIBRARY' is a relic of Dinda's father. During his father's life this store was intended as a dedication in advancing the interest of reading the community. This store not only sells all about books but also focuses on educating street children, abandoned and underprivileged children to be taught to read a kind of private but free tutoring.

Niko is well-groomed, including her sister Dinda. Only Miko is unfinished because she is still stuck in the bathroom. Niko can't wait for her brother who she values is too slow in everything.

Even Miko was able to come out of the bathroom with her mouth still foaming. Yes, Miko is brushing her teeth. And it looks like he's looking for bath soap or shampoo and stuff.

"Sister Miko, is it finished yet to bathe?" Shouted Niko who was waiting at the dining table.

Miko is an expert in long-lasting baths. I don't know how clean he was bathing was still very slow like a snail.

Miko did not hear her words because she was cool bathing while singing.

Niko and Dinda sat together at the dining table while waiting for Miko who had been in the bathroom not to come out. Niko looked at the face of her brother sitting in front of her. Dinda understands Niko's intentions, intending to ask Miko to speed up her bath because Niko thought the sun was starting to rise in the sense that it was getting late.

Dinda, who was seen by Niko, chuckled slightly while shrugging her shoulders a sign that she did not know anything alias lazy to reprimand Miko.

Seeing her brother Dinda's response, Niko shuddered limply. He took a deep breath and exhaled her with a tired expression. Tired for him to wait for Miko who catapulted like a network that was experiencing interference.

Niko tapped on the dining table with her index finger while her left hand propped up her chin. He knocked on the table a bored waiting sign.

Kriett....

The bathroom door that was located near the kitchen opened slowly followed with Miko's wet body coming out of the bathroom.

Miko with a towel covering her bottom comes out of the nest while Niko only witnesses the behavior of her brother.

He raised a little bit of his eyebrows with an irritating jutek face.

It's a long time, but this is Miko. The man Niko sees as the world's late man. Niko is an expert in being patient with this kind of human being.

Since morning the three have left the apartment and headed to a bookstore they thought had not been visited for a long time.

Although rarely there, but there is Rina, Dinda's cousin who helps maintain the bookstore along with the library and learning place.

The place is spacious and comfortable. All books are neatly displayed and some are still sealed by pelastics.

The fan on the roof of the library roars resounded. A large cash register table and with a row of famous books sealed by plastic, neatly plastered on special shelves.

The store started to get crowded this morning. Many customers come on weekends because only in this time they have free time.

Niko and Miko are busy serving customers, while Rina today is not on leave because she is dating a man who says is a lot of money.

Dinda tells him that Rina works a whole week except on Sundays.

So that today Dinda helped her two younger siblings keep this modern bookstore with a classic-style building and stood on a flank by two skyscrapers.

On this Sunday, Steve who was at his house in neat and fresh clothes was seen pacing in the living room.

Steve bit his finger as if this was something he was used to.

He looked riled up with an impatient face thinking about something. He looked up his chin, his hand stroking his chin as if he was stroking his noble-style beard in the era of the ming dynasty and his face looked serious thinking of something.

Stevie with a large mug glass accidentally flashed and saw his sister's behavior.

He was curious about the behavior, so he approached Steve on the basis of curiosity.

"What are you thinking?" Stevie asked as if to represent the morning greeting.

Steve didn't make that remark and he just glanced at it. His attention was being sidetracked elsewhere so ignoring him was what he thought was right.

Maybe Steve did not want to be disturbed by anyone, because from earlier he looked at the window-shielding white curtain and stood there, standing there, maybe Stevie thought it was tens of minutes or so that she was standing in this dimly lit place.

He understood Steve's condition was depressed at work so he asked questions while laying his body comfortably on the soft sofa in front of him.

"Today is Sunday. Is there a job in the office that is so urgent that your face looks riled up like that." Stevie started talking in a relaxed tone.

"I'm not thinking about office work." Steve said a short talk.

Stevie shuddered in surprise because steve didn't usually speak in a riled up tone.

"Then? If it is not an office problem, what do you think until from just now pacing walking on the spot. Usually you go to the gym today or do office tasks. Wh why? Are you getting bored with your comfort zone all this time.... Feeling depressed? Or fed up with this demanding life." Stevie's provoking a crucial bit of talk.

Steve grumbled a little bit at his teeth to the sound of pain.

Her brother's words seemed to provoke her to talk a lot.

"Sister doesn't know anything about me. So don't be so pretentious to patronize me with this meaningless talk."

"meaningless? Wh why? Are you now saying that I'm your brother is useless?" Stevie responds quickly.

"Huh...... What kind of shit is this. We both grew up in the same environment and I've understood your character enough since childhood. What's the matter if I ask you about what happened today? Does it violate the privacy of a child entrepreneur's wong group so?" Stevie added his words.

Steve did not answer his brother's words. Because he knows for sure that speech will direct the story of haru nan lilu. Tired of listening to that ambiguous remark. Want him to answer the sad words with the sentence, "If you want to vent, if you want to, just confide in a psychiatrist or visit one of the television stations that contain religious programs because I am not a man who is used as a backup to pour out the contents of the heart. This is why I hate women. They are always weak in every action." Steve wanted to talk like that, but he could not because as hard as the character he had, hurting women was not his type.

This forced Steve to act quietly rather than face a woman.

"Forget it. I think we're in an emotional phase this morning." Tukas Steve ends this ambiguous story.

But Stevie, her brother, looks a little wiped away the tears in his pupils.

"Aha-ha-ha-ha..... I'm sorry for being too lost in feelings. It looks like you need refreshing today" Stevie joked.

Steve took a deep breath and hid his emotions with a cold and expressionless face.

"I'm sorry if I act this morning."

"You are innocent. Brother is too much. It seems like sister was sleep deprived last night, so this morning you look a little distracting. The brother who should be apologizing."

Again Steve felt a little guilty when he heard the words of the woman he respected and as if the circumstances forced him to admit it. he receded his forehead, maybe Steve felt a little sweat in the brain.

"I'm going to the office like that. I have a lot of work to do today." Steve said alibi to divert the subject.

Stevie understood his point but he did not dare to interrupt a word.

Steve passed by leaving his own brother in the living room.

"I'm going home late tonight. So you don't have to worry about me." Steve's message before he disappeared from his brother's sight.

Stevie shuddered sadly as she recalled the incident earlier. He doesn't think he should bother Steve who looks like he's depressed. He felt like a destroyer of his sister's mood. Stevie felt a little guilty about this.

Meanwhile Steve, in his black luxury car riding an iron horse, drove on the freeway. He doesn't know where he wants to go, his mind is in a mess. Especially the ambiguous story. Actually, he was not thinking about office work or thinking of getting out of the comfort zone as his brother thought.

But he was thinking about Dinda. He needed that face by his side, because his brother interjected his focus earlier, making Steve a little sudden emotion.

The roof of Steve's luxury car he opened until the car he drove wide open. The wind flicked his hair until it was a mess. Under the scorching morning sun Steve wore sunglasses.

Throughout the journey he took somewhere to go, now crossed his mind the face of Dinda who he had thought earlier.

"Yes... Dinda. I have to see him now!" Steve was excited about this. So that in the middle of a leisurely road he turned the wheel of his car and headed straight towards Dinda's apartment.

SERIATE.