YUMNA AZZURA'S

284. Enjoy Time Both

Haidar and Yumna ran around the field, along with several others who were also like them, light exercise that morning. There are only alone or in pairs and groups running around the park.

Yumna couldn't stand it anymore after three rounds of her being unable to stand it, she stopped as she lowered her body, feeling pain in her cramping stomach. "Haydar! I'm not strong anymore" said Yumna calling her husband. Haidar stopped running and skipped a little, now approaching Yumna.

"Babies hurt my feet. Not strong anymore run," said Yumna while crouching down below. It hurts his legs now and he can no longer run to continue his sport.

"Don't squat down, Yumna. Later your legs hurt, the veins wrinkled." Haidar pulled Yumna's hand to stand back up, lazily Yumna immediately got up and followed Haidar's footsteps.

"Haidar, don't run anymore. I'm not strong, "please Yumna.

"Who would run. You sit on the bench there, straighten your real legs there," said Haidar. Yumna just resignedly followed Haidar's footsteps until they arrived at a long empty bench on the edge of the field.

Yumna sat on the bench and Haidar helped straighten Yumna's legs well and correctly.

"Aw, sick!" yumna said as Haidar pressed down on Yumna's calf gently.

"That's because you never exercise well and it's also true. At home, there is also a treadmill that you rarely use anyway. Gini is what it is," said Haidar. Yumna pursed her lips. For him, the day off is a day to relax and also enjoy the day.

"There's no time for treadmills" Yumna said.

Haidar pulled Yumna's leg and hugged her above the knee, gently massaging Yumna's painful leg. "What time is it? Sunday if I don't have you even fall, but you should be able to exercise well half a ja, is also enough. Remember to take care of your health, do not just work continuously lying down doang," said Haidar.

"Sunday is time to relax. Can work all day for one week, the holiday period should move as well. It would be good if you enjoy the holidays," said Yumna. Haidar shook his head, still whatever Haidar said about sports on Sunday would have no point in Yumna's eyes.

"Darling, I'm gonna have a drink. Please buy it," pinta Yumna in a spoiled tone.

"Okay, I bought it, but you don't go far. Later if you are lost I am confused looking for you where," said Haidar again while giving his forefinger in front of Yumna's nose.

"Yes." Yeah." Haidar stood up and went to a booze stand that was a little far from there.

Yumna noticed the little family passing in front of her, the young old man along with the little girl in his three years was passing in front of her, they looked very happy once laughing and joking. Holding each other in his hands and occasionally lifting him up and swinging him.

This made Yumna envious, even though the marriage of herself and Haidar had only been running for six months, but she wanted to also have a cute child like them. Unknowingly Yumna rubbed her own stomach and prayed to have a baby.

"This is the water" said Haidar who had returned nearby. Yumna was surprised to see a water bottle that suddenly stuck to her cheek and felt very cold.

"Dear!" yumna yells reflexes. Haidar sat down beside Yumna and opened his other bottle, drinking the contents in half.

"I call you from earlier, you focus so much on seeing them. Later, Yumna. Later we have our own living doll that you can pigtail two hairs," said Haidar while rubbing Yumna's head. "you're patient, yes."

Yumna looked at Haidar and smiled, she then nodded her head.

"I'm here." Haidar took a cold drink in Yumna's hand and unscrewed the bottle and gave it back to Yumna.

"Are we running or going home?" asked Haidar after Yumna drank the water.

"It's up to you" said Yumna.

"Then we go, yuk." said Haidar.

"Where?" ask Yumna confused.

"Where aja. What matters today is that I don't want you to dream and keep thinking about children. We enjoy the first time this fun courtship both, later if you have children it will be difficult if you want to be alone," said Haidar while chuckling slowly. Yumna agreed with Haidar's remarks, indeed after having children, of course, it is very difficult to have quality time alone.