Campus Horror
The Part 23
Campus Horror
The Part 23
Deni looked at the campus road that will now lead him to the stitched and most beautiful memory. But unfortunately, the situation around the campus is no longer the same as before. The campus area was still empty. Many vacant lots containing shrubs along the path to the campus. But now, there are many hotels and restaurants and all the needs of human life are available.
It feels like Deni stayed alive in 1986, but with the body forced to exist in the present year.
Not much conversation was going on in the car. It's not that they don't have many questions about past stories.
Almost the whole country is talking about this case and this story. Not even a few that provide speculation and the possibility of who did it.
There are even some supernatural perpetrators covered by the media to observe this case.
“Gue doesn't know whose name it is that can clear up complete with pictures, Den. But from the explanation I don't know how I'm sure that it's Asih.”
Deni did not respond to information provided by Robi.
“Even nih, yes. Asih's soul there looks sad and full of disappointment, Den.”
“Gue has no idea what the story is behind Asih's life. But if you are not the perpetrator, I'm sure you still have the humanity to help, right, Den?”
“Help? What can I help you with?”
“Yes where I know. Who knows, yes just lo yourself.”
Deni looked at his phone and found that he had not yet replied to the message sent.
[Om again there is business. We'll be at home talking, yeah.]
Deni does not want to give the impression of interest to the story that is now in a scene. He is still shackled to the sorrow of the past because he found his beloved love could betray him. It is undeniable that Deni continues to try to find out the existence of Asih. However, until now there is news circulating, Deni still believes that Asih has lived happily somewhere with his chosen man.
Robi's car has now arrived at the campus parking lot. Deni stared softly at the campus buildings.
“Down, yuk!” Robi invites Deni who is greeted by a nod from Deni.
The big tree is still faithfully there. It's all still the same. Nothing is different, except the condition of the building that now looks newer than before. Deni looked at the chair under the mango tree. There used to be a small cafeteria where he and his friends used to spend a lot of time. From there Deni saw a beautiful and charming girl walking from the front of the campus shyly. Deni could not help but hold his eyes to follow where the girl was going.
With the help of crutches or foot support sticks, Deni walked slowly to the park chair at the end of the campus.
The police line is seen prominently at the other end of the campus against a gray background of the building's wall paint.
Deni breathed a rough breath. Then shook his head.
“What are we doing here, Bi?”
“Gue think you know more than me, Den.”
Four men they believed to be police were sitting on the porch of Building D, though none of them were wearing police uniforms . One of them got up after seeing the arrival of Robi and Deni. Soon the police walked up to them.
“There can be helped?”
Robi smiled and then introduced herself.
“Siang, Sir. I'm Robi and this is Deni. We are alumni of the Literature Campus. We are looking at the glory days when we were young and it ends here. If you can know, whose father?”
“I Abribda Restu.”
“Police?” Robi pretends not to know the conditions that are happening at this time.
“True.”
Robi looked towards the police line.
“What's the case, Sir?”
“Yes. Still under investigation human skeleton discovery there.”
They walked down the path to the location of the discovery of the human skeleton. No exception Deni.
Robi was seen offering cigarettes to the fathers who were on duty that day to guard the discovery site.
“I saw the news on television. Unexpectedly it turns out its location on my campus.” Robi voiced her heart before the officer.
Deni spread his gaze across the campus as if he was looking for something.
Without feeling a clear thread dripping from one of his senses.
“Is it true that Asih was the victim of this murder? Who did? How can it reach the heart of the man who killed the Selugu woman and as good as her?” All sorts of questions came from his heart.
With great effort Deni walked quickly with a questionable heart and an unstoppable day.
The feeling of regret seemed to control his entire brain and heart.
How could he not fight hard to maintain his true love.
“I should have asked Asih first. At the very least, Asih is still alive if under my supervision.”
***
“Den! Is it okay?”
Deni is seen in the back of Robi's car.
“Gue hope the skeleton is not Asih, Bi.” With her breath cut off due to her crying, Deni tried to speak.
“Lo don't gini dong, Bro. I hope the same. Mending now you find out again, repeated from the beginning to look for the existence of Asih. I'll help lo.”
***
“Should I be like this? Too much interference in matters that have nothing to do with me. But I have a strong feeling that my family has something to do with this case.” Say it in your heart before you decide to move forward or stop.
Then split open the helmet and put it on dispion. With confidence to get off the bike and open the jacket and then open the motorcycle saddle to save the jacket.
“For !” Someone suddenly patted his shoulder.
***
Kirman sat down with a sense of anxiety while waiting for Dira's arrival. After decades of never communicating again, suddenly an old friend whom he thought was like a great master called wanted to meet.
From where he sat, Dira was seen descending a car. He drives alone.
"Not ordered a drink, Kir?" Dira asked after putting her body on the chair opposite Kirman.
"No, Boss. I don't know what to do here."
Dira called the waiter to order two coffees.
After the waitress left them, Dira looked more serious.
"What's wrong, Boss? Suddenly you want to see me."
"Lo's seen the news on television, isn't he?"
"What news?"
"The discovery of the human skeleton on the Literature Campus."
"Oh, that one. I was taken from my daughter-in-law. Then, how great was the news until Dira Nugraha was busy talking about it?"
"That frame..." Dira hesitates to say it.
"Why?"
"He, that woman, Kir."
Kirman. Instantly pias' face revealed his calmness.
Simultaneously the waitresses came and placed their ordered coffee.
The aroma of coffee with the quality of the selected beans and of course has a very expensive price, should inspire Kirman to sip it while hot. However, the information Dira mentioned made her stomach churn uncomfortable.
"Now I ask. You didn't do that to him?"
"Lo crazy huh? Why should I admit it to him? There's me pity on that same kid. Because you told me to follow him, he became uncomfortable."
Dira turned his face not answering the words of Kirman.
"Or don't you do it yourself?"
"Dragon's your mouth!"
"Well? Do you not like the same child because approached by Deni? You can take the opportunity when the campus is quiet. You know the campus best."
He was silent and looked wrong.
"Gue hope you can keep your mouth shut and not tell anyone about my orders at that time."
Kirman only chided because he was annoyed to be accused of committing a heinous act.
"Seriously, Kir!"
"OK, okay! I won't say I know you. Satisfied, lo?"
***
On the terrace of his house, Kirman sat cross-legged with coffee. He remembered the events of a few months ago, when the Era-His son-in-law came cradled with the Kingdom.
***
"Why, Mama Bayu?" Satyawati asked, his wife.
"There's an apparition, Grandma. On campus!"
"What appearance?"
"On the second floor, appear again!"
"Already, bring in Raya. Don't tell anyone else, Mom."
The daughter-in-law did not reply but rushed into the house.
His son's wife was a coward. Anything must be associated with ghosts.
Bayu, his first grandson often berated his mother. Flowers and Hani will be blown away to see their eldest brother turn off the room lights, then highlight his chin with a flashlight. His mother would scream out of fear.
The action of ignorant Bayu will cause fanfare. The anger of their mother, and the cheerfulness of her sisters. Meanwhile, Raya just laughed without understanding what her brothers were doing.
"I'm scared, Grandma. Thankfully, the semester has arrived." Speak the Era without looking at my wife.
"God! Tell me your kids don't exist!" Satyawati walked up to me and sat down with an investigating face.
"What's? Why look at you like that?"
"Don't break Mom's trust, sir!"