Asa In Star Altair
Part 47 ~ Asa & Altair

Morning was approaching, but Ara's feelings did not improve because her eldest daughter had not gone out of the room even for breakfast.

Despite having ascertained what Asa was doing secretly while the cheerful girl was asleep, still Ara's feelings were erratic.

The middle-aged woman again stood in front of Asa's room and knocked on her repeatedly.

"He must be fine" said Samuel, who had been following his wife.

"Hopefully, or our relationship is not good," said Mother Ara without wanting to look at the face of her husband who is very annoying.

He kept knocking on the door repeatedly, until finally the owner of the room opened the door with a smile that was always shown to everyone.

"Sorry Mother, Asa woke up again," said Asa looks fine. There was no sadness in the look on the girl's face, but somehow Mother Ara was worried about something.

"No papa Darling, my mother is afraid you are not even feeling well, let's have breakfast first after that want to play or sleep mother is not a problem," he asked.

Pulling Asa left the room, while Asa herself was busy controlling herself to make her skit look convincing.

"Ayana to school?" ask Asa after reaching the dinner table.

"Yes, I was going to see you, but I didn't wake up. Oh yes after this mom wants to say something with Asa both, want ya?"

"Yes Mother" said Asa.

The girl whose heart is still injured is busy eating delicious dishes that are always available at the dining table every day. Wasn't Asa very lucky to be part of the Adhitama exit? Even if only as a prank.

Ah thinking about it makes Asa's heart increasingly sliced. The girl finished her breakfast quickly just because she wanted to hear a story from her mother.

"Where are your motor keys?" samuel asked who suddenly entered the dining room.

Asa then turned her head, in contrast to Mother Ara who busied herself with dirty dishes on the table.

"There's room A-Om" Asa said. "Wait for Asa fetchin.

The girl ran to her room to get the keys and handed them to Samuel. Can't blame Asa for calling Samuel, Om? After all, the middle-aged man did not want his existence.

Asa was leaving, she was waiting for the right time. A time where Ayana and Altair could unite as Samuel wished.

Unlike Ara who was a little hurt to hear the call coming out of the mouth of her beloved daughter. He approached Asa who was still smiling like nothing had happened.

"Why call me om? He's your father son, and here there's Mother."

Asa cackling. "Asa want to biasain themselves, let later not stiff call him. Asakan is not your real child. But do not be sad Mother, Asa will not go. Asa was even happy to know her true status."

"Will be?" Mother Ara could not help but hold back her tears, seeing that Asa immediately embraced the middle-aged woman who had been kind enough to take care of her for decades.

"Don't cry Mother, Asa does not like to see the mother cry."

"Darling, don't gini. What you said last night was not true, you are just an emotion so talk. You're the same Ayana it doesn't make any difference."

"No need to hide Mother, Asa is not papa really."

Asa winked her eyes so that tears would not flow to hear the sobs of the woman she loved so much.

Asa had to toughen up to make everyone happy before she actually left.

Illness, not the birth child of a family of people like Ayana and Altair is enough for Asa to be self-aware of her position in the family environment.

"If you may know where Asa's parents are, Mother? How is the story Asa can meet Mommy?"

Silent.

Mother Ara engeng to answer Asa's question which is very painful. The middle-aged woman did not understand why Asa's heart was so hard that she could bear the pain alone and was able to control the pain as great as anything.

"Mother?"

"They're dead, son, you met me in the hospital right after you were born. Now that you are the daughter of mother and father, never be discouraged just by knowing the truth. Mother's love will never change and choose the same love you two. One more ...."

Mother looked at Asa who was smiling and very annoying in her eyes.

"Don't call Om, you're still your father."