WHEN THE HEART CHOOSES
Episode 13's
Today is the day of their departure to the top, seen Arleta and her friends are busy packing or packing the goods they will carry. Their destination is the peak with tea plantations and also the countryside.
"Ta mbok Ani ngijinin lo?" Salsa asked sitting next to Arleta.
"Yes." Yeah." Salsa nodded slowly and continued to look forward where Candra and Nania were putting their bags and other supplies in the trunk of the car.
"Isn't it our innate exaggeration?" Tanya Arleta stared at the trunk of the car that was already full even there were still two bags that Candra was holding.
"We are not excessive, but Nania doang. Noh the bag that Candra was holding had her she kept still in the trunk of the car." Arleta chuckled at hearing that. Yup Nania carried three bags that made them shake their heads.
"Did he think there was a time to make a catokan there?" Yes Nania did bring one catokan and several other tools. Indeed Nania is a person who never separated from the tools.
"Gua is sure he'll be stressed out there." Arleta nodded. Yes, he is sure later too.
"Oh yes Ta, same nyokap lo dah ngijinin?"
"They didn't ask for permission. The cave does not ask permission to do so." Replied Arleta leaning her back on the chair.
"Woii. let's go." Arleta and Salsa got up from her seat and walked towards Nania and Candra who were beside the car.
"The back is Nania ya Ta, you're the front is Candra." Arleta nodded and they entered the car
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"The laper cave first stopped by yuk at the tavern." Candra nodded and pulled over the car as she looked at the shops lining the street.
"What do you want to eat?" Salsa asked looking at Nania who was looking at the food array.
"Just sit around." The four of them sat on one of the benches that were there waiting for their order to come.
"Are there still a long way from Ndra?" Tanya Arleta grabbed the order brought by the seller.
"Not for another half an hour." Nania choked on hearing it.
"That's old woii!" Nania said after drinking her warm tea.
After they finished eating, they continued on their way to the top.
Arleta smiled looking at the beautiful scenery in front of her. Fresh and cold.
"Fresh yes Ta" Arleta turned her head and got Candra who was also looking forward.
"Hmmm.." They were silent for quite a long time enjoying the natural beauty around them.
"Ta?" Arleta turned to look at Candra who was still faithful staring at the green expanse in front of them.
"If the time can be reset, you want to be at the time when?" Arleta frowned at hearing the word. Arleta felt familiar and also foreign to those words.
Arleta closed her eyes slowly remembering and yup the words were words that her mother had asked for her while still in elementary school.
"The cave wants to be at a time when the affection of the two cave elders is still a rasain cave." Smiling again looking ahead.
Candra silently heard it, for some reason she recalled the conversation of Arleta's parents back then.
"If Lo Ndra?"
"Gua wants to go back in the cave time not knowing the reality is very painful." Arleta again frowned. Either the feeling alone or indeed Candra is different after they stay at her house. Since that incident Candra changed, more confusing and more attentive. I don't know.
"The cave used to think that the incident only happened in novels or fairy tales and also doang films, it turns out that in this world there are still such events. Heartrending, and now the cave understands why many humans in this world say life is full of jokes and painful acting." Candra stared blankly ahead.
"Lo why Ndra? What do you mean Lo? Lo confusing the oath." Said Arleta looking at Candra who was already staring at Arleta's face.
"This world is cruel Ta, cave hope you do not expect more to get what you want to achieve all this time or the harsh reality that you will get."
After saying the words that made Arleta stunned, Candra stood up and left Arleta for the villa.
Arleta stared at Candra's back wistfully. He did not understand what his friend said but somehow Candra's words made his heart hurt.
Seriate...
