Wife's Resilience

KHIS 105

"In a moment we reach dear." said Bagas.

"Hem." answered Rena briefly.

Rena opened her car window and looked at the vast expanse of rice fields on the side of the road they passed.

Bagas shuffled Rena's hair slowly.

"It's so cool" said Rena.

"Hem." replied Bagas.

Hearing the answer from Bagas, Rena immediately turned her head and looked at Bagas with a frown.

"Revenge" said Rena.

Bagas did not reply to Rena's words. He just smiled as he continued to look towards the front.

"One more turn we get to." explained Bagas.

Rena looked straight ahead. Her smile expands on her pretty lips.

"Alkhamdulillah, until." said Rena.

Bagas and Rena got out of the car and stepped into Mr. Abdul's house.

"A very lonely one" said Bagas while looking to the right and left.

"This hour is not all in the house. Sera is at work. Mom to market. You must be in the rice field." explained Rena.

"The neighbors are also deserted. There is no one" Bagas said as he looked at the neighboring house on the left right of Mr. Abdul's house.

"They must also work mas." said Rena.

Mr. Abdul's house is like any other house in the village. The average house does not use a fence in front of their house. There is only a large courtyard planted with flowers and some types of fruitful plants. Such as mango, rambutan, and others.

"How do we get in then" said Bagas suddenly feeling confused.

"Look over" said Rena.

Rena climbed onto the chair on the porch of the house. His outstretched hand picked up something from a hole in the wall, just above the window of the house.

"Mas, you take his souvenirs in the trunk of the car" said Rena while unlocking the house.

"Ready Your Majesty." said Bagas.

"Where is this put?" ask Bagas.

"That's it" Rena said as she pointed towards the chair in the living room.

Bagas and Rena went into Rena's room. The room that Rena always used before marrying Bagas.

"Clean." said Bagas as soon as he arrived in the room.

"Pastilah. It cleans every heart just like Sera." explained Rena while opening the wardrobe.

"Well, what a bath is a break." asked Rena.

"Mas wants to go to bed first. Take a shower later. All Friday prayers." explained Bagas while looking at the wall clock.

"OK." said Rena.

Bagas threw his body into the bed. While Rena directly left her husband who was sleeping fast. He walked into the kitchen.

Rena did not bring any clothes. Because Rena had indeed left some of her clothes and Bagas at home to her parents.

"Emmm, so hungry look at mom's cooking" said Rena.

Without thinking for long, Rena immediately took the plate and filled it with Yanti's bu cuisine. After feeling full, Rena washed her dishes and went back into the room.

Rena was resting her body beside Bagas who was already fast asleep. Not long after that Rena had already caught up with Bagas into her dream.

Bu Yanti who came home from the market was surprised, because there was a car parked in the yard of his house.

"Who car. Park here." murmured Bu Yanti while trying to peek through the car glass.

Who knows in the car there is a person, so bu Yanti peep.

"Whose car is it?" ask Miss Dewi, neighbor of Yanti.

"No idea." replied Ms. Yanti.

Because Ms. Yanti did not find anyone in the car, she finally decided to leave the car and enter the house.

"Well, there's nothing." murmured Bu Yanti who was on the chair with her hands about to take the house key.

"Why mom?" ask Abdul as soon as he gets in front of the house.

"The key is no sir" said Ms. Yanti.

"Then the ma'am. Usually it is also placed there with Sera" said Mr. Abdul while rinsing his dirty feet because it was just from home rice fields.

"Who's car is mom?" ask Abdul.

"Try looking for. Mother down first." added Abdul.

"Yes ma'am, nothing" said Abdul.

"Sir, the door can be opened" said Ms. Yanti worriedly.

"Sera must have forgotten the door lock." yanti said as she entered the house.

"This what sir?" asked Bu Yanti as her eyes turned to the living room chair.

"Jajan ma'am" said Mr. Abdul by opening some plastic bags on the chair.

Abdul and Bu Yanti looked at each other. Then the two simultaneously turned their eyes to Rena's room.

"The door is open" said Miss Yanti who saw the door of Rena's room that opened a little.

Bu Yanti hurriedly headed to Rena's room and opened it slowly.

"Astaghfirullah" said Ms. Yanti slowly while holding her chest.

"Why mom?" ask Abdul.

"Husst." said Ms. Yanti as she placed her index finger in front of her mouth.

"Here." said Ms. Yanti slowly.

"It turns out they are" said Mr Abdul after seeing his daughter and son-in-law were fast asleep.

Bu Yanti closed the door to Rena's room slowly. He did not want his son and daughter-in-law to wake up.

"We better let them. Later we wake up when entering Friday prayer time only. I took a shower there. Later replace the same with Bagas" said Ms. Yanti.

Abdul took his foot to the bathroom. Because the bathroom in their house there is only one. They should alternate when they want to take a shower.

Inside the room, Bagas had already opened his eyes. He tried to move Rena's legs which were currently on top of her feet slowly.

Bagas kissed Rena's forehead and moved out of the room.

"Mom's home yet?" asked Bagas when he saw that Yanti was in the kitchen.

"It is." replied Ms. Yanti.

"I'm sorry ma'am. Bagas was directly in and slept." said Bagas while shaking hands with his mother-in-law.

"It's okay. This is also your home. But I'm just surprised. You see, the door was not in the key earlier." explained Ms. Yanti while making coffee for her daughter-in-law and husband.

"Rena can't tell you. Want to make a surprise he said." explained Bagas.

"Where's mom?" ask Bagas.

"Give a bath." replied Ms. Yanti.

"Nak Bagas" said Mr. Abdul so out of the bathroom with still wearing a sarong.

"Sir" said Bagas, shaking hands with his father-in-law.

"Rena is still inside" asked Abdul.

"Yes sir." replied Bagas.

"Yes, you take a shower there. This is the coffee I put in the middle room as well as have a father." said Ms. Yanti.

"Yes mom. Oh yes ma'am, there were souvenirs in front" said Bagas.

"Yes, thanks. You guys brought a lot of his snacks. I've brought it to the kitchen." said Ms. Yanti while showing it to Bagas.

Bagas returned to the room and took the clothes and the sarong. Bagas all wear sarongs, because the clock has shown the entry time for Friday prayers.

After finishing the bath, Bagas talked with Abdul and Bu Yanti in the living room while waiting for the adzan to reverberate.

"Rena hasn't woken up yet?" ask Ms. Yanti.

"Not yet ma'am. Lately Rena often sleeps." said Bagas.

"Emm." muttered Bu Yanti while nodding slowly.

"Mom's gonna hand out your snacks to the neighbor son. There are so many. If we eat alone it will not run out." explained Ms. Yanti.

"Yes mom. Rena also said, he said some want to be given to the neighbors. That's why buy a lot." said Bagas.

"Alkhamdulillah" said Mr. Abdul when he heard the voice of the Adhan.

"We go first ma'am." said Abdul to his wife.

Bagas and Mr. Abdul went to the mosque on foot, because the distance of Mr. Abdul's house and the mosque was not too far away.

On the road they are not just two streets. There were some people walking with them too. They were talking on the way to the mosque.

While at Mr. Abdul's house, Ms. Yanti was putting the souvenirs that Rena brought into the pockets of crackles to be distributed to neighbors near the house.

SERIATE.