Wedding Sunscreen

Part 79 ~ Wedding Sunscreen

There was silence in the room of rest. Diana lowered her head while clenching her hands. His chest was tight, tears were almost flowing down his cheeks thinking about Ezra's words.

Besides being sad because Ezra thought their marriage was mutually beneficial, the girl was disappointed because Ezra decided something without discussing with her first.

"Diana?" call Ezra.

"Sister Haura was right, all women only want marriage once in their lives, including me. Looks like we don't need to continue this pretend marriage, sir. I'll get a match from my parents." Diana got up from her seat without wanting to stare at Ezra's bead.

However, Diana's steps stopped when her hand was pulled by the man.

"Sorry." Sesal Ezra's.

"I think age can age someone, it turns out I was wrong. I'm a father, sir?" Diana smiled. But that smile did not look sincere in Ezra's eyes.

"Don't come to my house with my parents, Doctor! I seem to be mistaken in something." Diana jerks at Ezra's rough hands. However, the man did not give up.

Ezra stood in front of the door to prevent Diana from leaving. "Then let's get married without any covenant, marry without love!"

"Sir Doctor sure?"

Ezra nodded his head faintly in doubt. The man is not selfish, you could say Ezra tried not to hurt Diana's feelings later if the girl loved him later.

Ezra's heart still belongs to someone else.

***

Edelweis Residence

Haura just kept moving restlessly inside her room. The hour hand had shown the number 10 at night but her husband did not come home.

Even though her husband had informed her of the late pulat, still Haura's heart would not calm down.

"Mas Aaron why did you come home so long? Do I have to go to the hospital?" muttered.

The two-bodied woman walked towards the balcony, noticing the very quiet street atmosphere of her second floor.

The lips that look pale were occasionally fluttered when the night wind hit Haura's face.

Haura, who was about to drown in her daydreams about her husband's whereabouts, soon regained consciousness when the ringing of her cell phone rang out. Ezra's number, Haura knows the ending despite not saving.

"E-ezra, do you know where Mas Aaron is?" ask Haura at last.

"Darling, sorry for forgetting to tell you. I didn't know that my cell phone was dead. I'm fine in the hospital, coming home soon."

Haura sighed in relief knowing her husband was fine.

"Thank God, I was so worried. Hurry home, I'll wait for you."

"Sleep if you're tired! It's Sunday night, the roads are so crowded with vehicles, maybe we'll get to the house in the middle of the night."

"I can't sleep until I'm home."

Aaron's smile immediately expands across the phone hearing Haura's tone seem spoiled and shy.

"Would you like to eat something?"

"Can you?" Haura bit her lower lip. A simple snack darted in the shadow of the two-bodied woman.

"By dong Ra. Since when did you try not to grant your request? Tell me what to eat!"

"Kue Pukis" said Haura. He knew midnight like this was so hard there wasn't even a cake vendor. Because the cake can only be obtained in the morning.

I don't know what the reason is, but the cake is always identical with the morning, maybe because if the night the name turns into sweet sweet martabak.

"Dear, you'll buy it before you go home. Now enter the room and lock the balcony, it's very cold outside!"

Haura frowned, feeling strange Aaron could tell that now he was on the balcony.

"Kok know?"

"The sound of the leaves of the storm, not to mention the breeze that is enough to disturb your sound waves. It's in there!"

"Yes." Yeah." Nodding his head when Aaron could not see it.

She knew her husband was okay, though, finally Haura chose to wait for Aaron while leaning on the head of the bed while reading a magazine that she did not have time to read this morning because she was busy taking care of her husband as well as his online sales.

"It's really pretty" Haura muttered. The woman took the pen and circled the store as a marker if only had money.