Wife Contract Fake Sniper Limping

37. Ideal Wife (6)

Dennis immediately asked to be called to Mbok Jum while he prepared the money and...

And she stopped seeing Yanti who was still sitting crying while hugging her son near the stairs.

"What are you doing? Be calm. Times like this you need to calm down so your son doesn't get scared, '" Dennis advised.

"Where can I calm down if Kito's situation becomes this, sir." said Yanti as she pleased and rubbed her face wet with tears.

Dennis also brought water. "Drink first and calm yourself. I told Jum to find a vehicle."

Yanti nodded and drank some water. "Where, Sir?" ask him after drinking water.

"To the hospital. Just to check. No one's bleeding, right?"

Yanti carefully shifted the position of Kito who was still crying loudly. "None, sir. Just blisters.."

Dennis nodded. He saw the bruises that began to appear on the small body but did not say so. He did not want Yanti to panic again.

"Sir, the taxi has come" said the Eagle who came while running.

"Come, hurry up and leave," asked Dennis who carried a small bag of makeshift necessities.

In the courtyard, mbok Jum stood with a worried face.

"Jum, please prepare the clothes Yanti and Waskito. Just in case," Dennis said. His eyes glanced several times at Yanti who was painstakingly riding in the vehicle while carrying her child.

"Yes, Sir. I'm catching up soon."

Dennis nodded and got into the car next to Yanti.

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In the ER room, Dennis was sitting in front of the guard doctor at the time.

"For the position of the new bone can be done photo roentgen tomorrow. More important is monitoring for 1 x 24 hours from the event, due to the possibility of concussion. So immediately notify the nurse if there are signs of vomiting, seizures or loss of consciousness," said the doctor while writing something on a large map.

Dennis's guts shrank at the doctor's words. He didn't know how to pass it on to the boy's mother.

"Hopefully there's nothing, so we can go home soon" continued the doctor who gave a friendly smile.

Dennis simply nodded before standing up and greeted the doctor. "Thank you very much, Doc. I hope it's just cuts and bruises too."

The limp man then approached Yanti. The woman was sitting on the patient's bed while holding Waskito who was still moaning. His face was sad and grim, and weary and withered.

"You can sleep first, let me take care of you" Dennis said.

Yanti shook her head and tightened her embrace at the boy who was just starting to be able to walk.

"Ndak what. Dennis, I'll be home tomorrow, I still have to work."

Yanti's palm was touched on Waskito's back gently. "You can sleep sitting like this, I'm not gonna take your son."

This time Yanti nodded her head. He still wants to be awake but they don't know how long until he's allowed home. Yanti does not want to get sick and even bother everything.

After all, Kito was now just whining slowly, not crying until the shock like that. "There's nothing, wake me up, sir."

"Yes. I promise," Dennis once again patted Yanti's palm.

The man watched as Yanti closed her eyes. It wasn't long until he heard the soft snoring sound and Yanti's breathing began to settle down. Dennis even wanted to laugh when Yanti's mouth was slightly open.

Yanti who Dennis thought he would be able to stay away and ignore.

"Sir.." call a familiar voice Dennis.

"Most of all, sir. Others can be bought tomorrow or take at home" replied mbok Jum who showed a large bag in his hand.

"good. Now you can go home and rest. Tomorrow morning..." Dennis turned to the direction where Yanti was sleeping while sitting and hugging Waskito. "Tomorrow morning, please keep Yanti and her child for me."

Friday there's no need to say anything but 'yes, sir'. The middle-aged woman had already eaten enough salt acid to know the feelings of the two. Whatever game they play, Jumilah expects the best for both.

"Is there any more, sir?"

"Ndak, Friday. Thanks."

Let's go with a lighter heart. Both are husband and wife, but the behavior is like a child who just started dating. This indicates that Waskito is not life threatening.

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Yanti wakes up feeling uncomfortable in her stomach. He then recalled the incident last night when he saw Waskito sleeping on his lap.

"Do you need anything?" asked Dennis who was sitting next to the bed.

The young mother simply shifted her seat slightly. She was ashamed to say it.

"You want to go back?" guess Dennis.

Yanti nodded while glancing at her master. That guy's been up all night looking after them.

Dennis put his hand out. "Here, let me hold it."

Slowly, they move Waskito's body into Dennis's arms. The boy simply moved in search of a comfortable position before falling asleep again.

While Yanti was away, Mbok Jum came carrying a bag containing a bushel and a drinking bottle. The old mother decided to slightly tease her master.

"Not heavy, sir?" ask mbok Jum.

"Lumayan... This kid is bigger than he was the first time he came" Dennis replied. His hand held the boy's back so as not to fall.

"It is fortunate that shopping at mbak Sur can ask for help to send employees home. What's-her-name... Ah, Anas, if not wrong," said mbok Jum to himself. "Lumayan, especially if the rice is the same as the oil ends together."

Dennis who initially did not pay too much attention, now listened to Mbok Jum carefully. A name that sounds familiar...

"It's still young, so the power is strong. Yesterday he said give chicken to Yanti, sir."

The limp man also remembered the incident yesterday afternoon and the harsh words he had spoken to Yanti. Guilt has accused Yanti who is not. He thought, is that why Yanti asked to stop learning...

Not long after, Yanti arrived.

"Here, sir, let me be the fat one" said Yanti. His face was brighter after washing his face.

"You have breakfast first, let me hold it for a little while" Dennis refused.

Yanti had been about to force, because he was reluctant to make his employer hold Waskito. But mbok Jum pulled his hand and flickered. Yanti doesn't know what the senior woman meant, but she ends up letting Waskito take Dennis for longer.

Even when a nurse asks that Waskito be photographed in the lab, Dennis takes the boy along. The man reasoned that Yanti was still eating breakfast and that he understood the doctor's words better.

"Kok tumben pak Dennis attention, yes, Mbok. usually I'm the one who asked this.." asked Yanti who was surprised by the behavior of her employer.

"Hmm, I don't know... Already, you spend the breakfast first so there is energy. Don't think weird."

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