Yashinta (My brother-in-law My love)

Lapang Dada's

"We're over. From now on, Kafka doesn't need to see Yas anymore."

In his life, when he fell in love with Kafka then dated the man, even though Yashinta never imagined that they would break up. He always dreamed of a future with Kafka. As if not with Kafka, then he has no world.

But today, it was Yashinta herself who asked for their relationship to end. It's hard to believe, but the situation has a reality. And this is what happened.

The relationship he built with the man must eventually collapse.

Yashinta got into the car as soon as his invitation arrived. His heart was broken when now his status was no longer Kafka Ali Abiansyah's girlfriend. But her tears had dried up to cry for the man.

After the night that Kafka kissed Saras and she returned home with Gibran, Yashinta found her feelings for Kafka bland. Kafka's love in his heart may be just an obsession to have the man, so after meeting Gibran, his feelings begin to fade, then Kafka's betrayal makes him realize that the two can no longer survive.

Surely Yashinta is the one who knows best how he is. She is the most devastated when the two have to part ways, however, Kafka is her first love whom she deeply loves, yet she will be devastated if she continues to maintain the relationship.

Yashinta grabs her phone, opens her phone contact and chooses to delete Kafka's number, leaving only a few contacts. Because after this, Yashinta has to start her new day with a new status.

Meanwhile, Kafka who had been sitting on the steering wheel was only silent with a mind that was haunted by the words of Yashinta earlier. Was he really so evil to Yashinta?

During this time, Kafka always avoids the possibilities that can make him fall in love with Yashintan. The girl was a kind person, meek and attentive. His innocent behavior often makes Kafka shake his head in anxiety.

But Kafka realized, if his intention to date Yashinta is not for this, so he limited himself in giving attention to Yashinta. He did not want to fall in love with the girl and hurt the two even more.

Kafka often convinces himself that being indifferent to Yashinta is the best way so that there is no loophole in his heart to love the girl. Because Kafka knew he only loved Saras.

The girl who became the reason why he was dating many Firgo High School students and one of them was Yashinta who was none other than the son of the Foundation owner.

But Kafka did not know that the impact Yashinta had on Gibran would be very disturbing. He did not expect if it turns out that the proximity of Gibran and Yashinta is too far away.

***

In the days that followed, Yashinta familiarized herself with her present state, with her new status. His face was not as happy as it was yesterday, but he was happy. Even if there is still pain, the fact of breaking up with Kafka does not make his life really end.

Perhaps it was unfamiliar to Yashinta as she passed Kafka and chose indifferently, but Yashinta felt it was much better.

Even though once upon a time, there was a tightness in his chest, then a clear crystal just fell from his eyes. Yashinta knew it was a healing process. He knew that if he needed time to heal, it would take time to erase his memory with Kafka and get used to it all.

At that time Yashinta was in the toilet sink, staring at the reflection of his face in the mirror and tidying up his hair, wiping off traces of his tears when Saras came.

Yashinta just turned to look at the girl without asking, because Saras first threw her with a question.

"Loe same Kafka broke up?" tanyakanya. Yashinta did not say, he turned his body back to the mirror, turned on the water tap and washed his hands.

Saras looked at him. He did know about it, Kafka told him himself.

"Yaskins."

Then the girl turned back to Saras after catching her breath and trying to hold back her tears. Seeing Saras made her really feel sick. Saras was like carrying a wound for him.

"Gue wants to say something to you. I know I'm late, but I have to tell you this problem." said Saras did not care if Yashinta listened or not.

Saras turned left-right to make sure that there were only two of them there. "What did Saras say?" ask Yashinta without interest.

Saras sighed, to be honest he felt ashamed of Yashinta. He would be very impressed not knowing himself after saying this to Yashinta. But he had promised himself that he would be honest with the girl.

"I'm sorry before. But I asked Kafka to date you." said Saras who quickly made Yashinta look surprised.

"Kafka always asked me to be his girlfriend, but I don't want to."

"That's why I didn't get a condition for Kafka macarin, another student at our school, and lastly, you."

"Gue asked her to date him for six months. If he succeeds, I want to date Kafka." Saras at length with a loud despite doubt. Yashinta desperately held back her tears after hearing that.

Kafka was controlled by Saras. It means that Kafka was only forced to go out with him so that Saras would want him. This means that Yashinta has only been a two-man game.

Saras was quite surprised when one of the toilet doors opened, Ranti appeared from there with an angry look. While Yashinta couldn't help but drop her tears.

Hurriedly Yashinta wiped her tears and turned her attention in another direction. I don't want Saras to see her tears.

"Loe gilak, Saras?"

"Loe's not shameless, anyway. Don't know yourself!" maki Ranti while Saras was silent and resigned, he was guilty. Some children who entered the toilet looked astonished by the commotion that was happening.

"After what Yashinta did to you until he almost sacrificed his life when he was kidnapped, you have to tell me now?"

"Why didn't you say it before!"

Ranti was really angry, upset, and wanted to beat up Saras. But there was nothing he could do but just curse at the girl, no matter when more and more schoolgirls even students who went into the ladies' room and watched her because of the commotion.

Outside the toilet, Aris, Sean and Kafka who were walking towards the cafeteria and going through the toilet area were also astonished by the crowd of students there.

"What's up, huh?" ask Aris. Sean looked at him. "Where do I know, we've been together." Sean snubbed. As one of the schoolgirls walked towards them, Aris held her hand to ask.

"They rame in the toilet again at what?"

"Oh, that, Ranti again fuss with Saras."

"Why?"

"No idea, he said because Yashinta broke up with Kafka." he said, seeing Kafka at a glance then passed away. Aris frowned, looking astonished. Meanwhile Sean had already stepped towards the toilet in quick steps.

"Ka, you're the same Yashinta broke up?" ask Aris. He did see if later the attitude of the two is different, especially Yashinta since her class camp event. But he did not know if the two men chose to end their relationship.

Kafka does not answer Aris's question, but instead steps up to follow Sean to the toilet.

"Gue knows I'm wrong, but you don't have to embarrass me in front of the kids." Saras did not accept. The children's anger at him because the incident of the papa has not completely subsided, if coupled with this problem it is destroyed already the school Saras.

"Loe's still got shame?"

"Serius Loe still has Saras ashamed?" ranti's tone was high. The children began to whisper and sneer at Saras. Yashinta tries to hurt Ranti but the girl seems emotional. Sean and Kafka who had just arrived after breaking through the crowd just stood staring at the two.

Ranti who saw that looked at Kafka at a glance. "Good if you're dating Kafka. You two are compatible, both do not know yourself. Not shameless at all!" Ranti further amplified her voice, penetrating Kafka's sense of hearing.

"Replace already."

"Let's Yas, let all the kids know how loe's ex-boyfriend's leash is. Let the kids know how cheap Saras is. Don't know thank you Saras same loe."

Saras had already bowed his gaze as more and more people watched them. While Kafka clenched his hand, Sean who saw that immediately approached Ranti to stop the girl.

"Loe's got a lot of people around." she told him.

"Gue know, I have eyes too."

"Yaudah, eat it already." said Sean, slowly. Putting her hands on both of Ranti's shoulders and pushing the girl out of there, Ranti made a revolt but in the end complied, walking past Kafka who was still clenching her hands. He nodded slowly. "Fuck loe, Ka!"

After Ranti's departure, the children began to disperse when it was felt that the debate was over and Aris also moved to get them out of line.

While the three men were still standing there, Kafka approached the weeping Saras. He was humiliated many times in school.

"Loe isn't papa?" kafka asked, Saras shook his head.

Yashinta just stared at the two people. When Kafka and Saras hesitantly looked at him, he muttered softly. "Kafka is the same Saras fit." then sauntered from there, passing Kafka and Saras who just fell silent in place.

TB