Don't Underestimate Me
Chapter 182

Linga wakes his wife for dawn prayers. But maybe because it was too tired the rest of the activity last night, the one-child woman was still asleep. This does not apply to the phallus. It looks fresher than before. I don't know why it could be.

"Yang!", call Lingga. Just a little murmur from his wife's lips.

The phallus bends its body close to the wife's ear and kisses her cheek for a while.

"The dawn prayer is Yang!", whispered Lingga.

"Later bang, still sleepy!", Galuh moaned.

"It's six and a half hours! Later rich in flying fish soap operas. The daughter-in-law in the same julid-in with her mother-in-law because of waking up late. Moreover, we are hitchhiking again!", said Lingga.

Inevitably Galuh opened her eyes, digesting her husband's words. She looked at her husband who was holding back laughter.

"Emang mama Gita is that bang? Not a feeling, after all we are num-pang di-ru-mah i-bu.!", said Galuh faltered.

The phallus spread his shoulders a little. Apparently her husband's speech was quite well digested by a Galuh.

"Now you know you like watching soap operas!", said Galuh getting out of bed regardless of Linga.

Ganesh awakens from his sleep. The baby cries for the mother's whereabouts. With a swift Linga raised Ganesh.

"Dad's son who sholeh really cry?? Cup..cup..don't cry dong pinter. I want to pray first. We're out yuk..!", Lingga rambled himself. While the baby still leaves his cry.

The phallus led Ganesh out of their room. The atmosphere is so quiet. Still half six in the morning, activity in the back garden was already visible with some workers.

Some are cleaning vegetables that can still be saved. They want to take it for cooking. Usually leftover vegetables are sorted in the early hours of the morning.

The phallus just peeked out from inside the window. Still too cold, pity Ganesh if invited out so early. Moreover, the white foggy morning adds to the increasingly piercing cold.

It just so happened that Ganesh did not cry. Even the baby started babbling while occasionally biting his fingers.

He is approaching three months old. Of course, there are many developments from babies born prematurely.

"Bang, would you like to make tea?", bargained Galuh who has finished praying at dawn.

"Eum... may!", replied Lingga. Galuh went to the kitchen. His mother and stepfather and his two in-laws were there. The four of them are

 chatted.

The four of them turned their heads when Galuh arrived in the kitchen. The woman smiled and greeted her parents.

"Where is Ganesh Luh?", asked Arya to her daughter-in-law.

"Just like brother, Pa!", replied Galuh. Arya who had seen the quarrel of the child and his daughter-in-law could already judge if the couple had returned to peace.

It turned out that what he was worried about did not happen.

"Bik Mumun did not come, brother. She said she was going to her husband's village."

"Oh.iya ma'am, nothing. Let the brother cook. Haven't you eaten your sister's cooking for a long time?", asked Galuh.

"But fear Ganesh will fuss!", said Sekar again.

"And there was Brother, it was quiet!", said Galuh who turned to the stove table. She would make tea for herself and her husband.

Soon enough, Lingga joined the parents.

"Eh, opa's granddaughter! here!", Arya asks Ganesh from the sling of Linga. The baby did not refuse either. His hands and feet were nimble to move from his father to his Opa.

"You look a lot like your father Nesh!", Arya praised the grandson.

"Yes Pa!", said Gita who played Ganesh's hand.

"Oh yes Ga, what about the land of Haji sir?", asked Arya to Lingga.

"Later Lingga obrolin directly the same Pak Haji pa. If according to Lingga, the Hajj need to talk about their family's internal problems without involving us at all."

Galuh listen to the chatter of her husband and father-in-law.

"Maybe it's good, you don't have to take the land!" said Arya. All eyes were on Arya. No exception with Galuh who is stirring his tea.

"And we can wait for their problems to be solved first, Pa!", said Lingga. Arya shakes.

"Don't! You can find somewhere else."

Linga speechless.

"But Lingga thought the place was strategic", refuted Lingga.

"Strategic does not guarantee the happiness of your family. Rather than your relationship being troubled, it's better not to continue!" says Gita.

Linga and Galuh knit their eyebrows together.

"Ga, your wife or even you might be able to give in to each other. But what after all would be much better after there was a disagreement at the beginning?" said Gita.

The young couple looked silent.

"Papa said that last night you had a fight in the hospital!" said Arya. Salim and Sekar become listeners to the chatter between son-in-law and in-law. Linga and Galuh looked at each other.

"Sister, Brother! We don't want to interfere in your personal affairs. But ... please speak carefully. Don't quarrel. Find a solution together, yes?", said Sekar. Both Galuh and Linga nodded thinly at the advice of their parents.

"Later accompany to the house of the hajj sir ya pa!", pinta Lingga.

"Yes, don't forget to take your dad too! If you forget, papa remembers. The house that you live in now is also Salim who sought it!", said Arya.

Linga looked at her stepfather.

"Ehem..I forgot pa, there is a father who has talent as a broker!", said Lingga.

"Height at the broker, pan not playing stocks. Only touts Bang times!", said Salim accompanied by light stiffness. It looks like his former driver Arya has begun to be able to adapt to the family of his former employer who is now his besi.

"Oh yeah, can you interrupt for a second? It might be out of theme from our previous chat!", Galuh said.

"What do you want to say?", asked Lingga.

"Ehem..sorry before, my sister had a vow first, Mom. bang.bah!" said Galuh to her husband, mother and stepfather.

"What vow is Yang?", asked Lingga linking his eyebrows together.

"Eum..formerly, very long ago. When I still do not have a bountiful windfall like now, I.pengen very mother went to Umrah. And. because now the mother has Abah too, how about the same mother Abah umrah. All honeymoon! And also ..papa same mom! Do you mind?", asked Galuh with a little fear at the end of his sentence.

The phallus embraced Galuh's shoulder and smiled.

"How's bah, mom? Mama and papa too?", asked Lingga to two pairs of his parents.

"Thank God, you will gladly receive such an amazing gift. Honestly, I also want to go to the temple!", said Sekar terjaru. Salim rubbed the back of his overwhelmed wife's hand to shed his tears for being so happy.

"Alhamdulillah! Don't mind, does Abah? Not the intention of the brother who how-how but..this has been the vow brother of the first!", continued Galuh. Salim smiled and nodded.

"Yes, Abah thank you very much brother!", said Salim who was confused to say what. But the facial expressions shown by Arya and Gita are of course different.

They were not offended by the free 'gift' of his son-in-law. But...they realize if all this time, they've been kufur favors.

Since long ago, they were given the opportunity to have abundant treasures. It should be for just umrah, they can finance it. Not only for both but other family members can Arya bear the cost.

"Pa?", call Galuh. Arya slightly gasped at the call of her dear son-in-law.

"What does papa mind? Pardon me! Galuh didn't mean to offend papa. Galuh realized, papa is more than us. But...."

"Does papa deserve it Luh? You know what papa looks like. Even papa worship is not perfect!", said Arya. Apparently, Gita also thinks like her husband. It is not a matter of cost that he thinks, but the mentality of those who seem too early to do this special worship.

"Father, mama! A person's faith often tides and recedes. If indeed this time papa and mama can go umrah, it's one way God provides an opportunity for mama and papa to get closer to Him. Sorry, if it turns out.Galuh intention to make mama and papa offended!", said Galuh lowered his head.

Gita is closing in on her son-in-law. Galuh's shoulder slowly.

"We are not offended, it's just that we were slapped with..yes ..you know for yourself, mama and papa still have a lot to learn!", said Gita.

There is no authority from Galuh who is still faithful side by side with the Linga.

"Neverything Luh, don't duck like that. Mama is happy to accept your good intentions, isn't she Pa?", Gita asked her husband. Initially...Arya was quite hesitant, but seeing her daughter-in-law looking down like that.

A happy smile on Galuh lips. His eyes sparkled happily despite just a nod of the head from his father-in-law.

"Thank God, thank you ma, Pa!"

"We should be the ones thanking Luh!" said Arya. Galuh.

"Without pa! Galuh knows, papa is much more capable than us!", Galuh turned to her husband.

"But how happy we are as a child who can send Umrah to our parents!" said Galuh.

"God is lucky that we have a daughter like you Luh!", Gita rubbed Galuh's cheeks while still faithfully smiling.

"Mama don't overdo it. Galuh is not that perfect. Precisely Galuh the lucky, mom and dad have given birth to a boy who is now Galuh's husband. Without Brother, maybe.all just be Galuh's dream!"

Linga shook.

"By the way, the more you get there!"

The phallus tries to cover up the taste of his scent. However, the two complement each other.

"Before Brother to the house of Pak Haji, mending you cook Yang. Brother also miss your cooking!", pinta Lingga.

"Yes Bang! Nitip Ganesh yes! If you need to take a shower!", Galuh joked.

"Will I do madam!", said Lingga respectfully.

Finally, Ganesh is guarded by handsome men of different generations. Galuh was accompanied by his mother and mother-in-law cooking for their extended family.

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For the first time, Sham was in the midst of his biological father's family. Helen served the small family breakfast. She had a smile on the thin lips of the beautiful woman.

"What jam do you want to wear? Chocolate boy? Strawberries?", asked Helen who was smearing bread for Zea.

"Eum? Syam...ngga usual breakfast like that, can not be shocked ask for a flat egg with the mbok?", asked Syam.

Glen stopped his chewing and looked at each other with his wife.

Helen smiled faintly. Then hand the bread that has been smeared with chocolate jam to Zea.

"Do you want to tell me? No sausage, NuGet?", Helen bargained. Glen smiled when his wife offered it to his son.

"Telor aja ... Auntie!", said Sham. However, he still did not behave like what his father's wife.

"Okay, just a second! Mama make it first. Back to the market!" said Helen, rising from her seat. Zea was quite amazed to hear Helen's words.

Her brother was right, mama Zea was actually good. Maybe because of a misunderstanding yesterday that made almost everyone cornered him. In fact, if anyone understands her position, not necessarily anyone wants to feel like what Helen feels.

"Review on Ma! There was Sham, Zea was cuekin!", Zea was jealous again.

Glen and Helen chuckle at Zea's curse. Syam himself was even indifferent, unwilling to respond to Zea.

"Oh yes, what are your plans today? Wanna go where? The monas? A collateral? Dufan Ancol's?Park safari?", asked Glen to his two children.

"Zea has been all Pa's times!", cried Zea.

Not hearing the reply from Syam, Glen again asked.

"Where is Sham, going to one of those places?" asked Glen again.

"Where is Pa!", replied Syam resigned along with Helen who finished frying eggs and then served to her stepson.

"From that place, where have you visited? Perhaps there is no one?", asked Helen to sit back on her stool.

"Never been anywhere but Monas!", replied Sham briefly. A couple and their son looked at Sham.

"When Sham lived here, my mother was still sick. Brother is busy making a living. Not thinking of a rich trip. At most..kak ngajak to the village, it was not long."

Glen gulped his salivation violently. The guilt is getting bigger. In the corner of his heart he really felt guilty and indebted to Galuh.

In addition to supporting his son, Galuh also successfully educated a Sham until he was as good as now.

"Ehem. Sham looked at his half-brother.

"Ultimately, before I met my brother again, I would have gone back to the village. Make sure you don't come on their wedding date."

Nyes! Chest Helen felt....

Glen chose to turn his face so as not to see the innocent face of his two children.

"But, Thank God, now everything is so much better. For Sham, mother and sister are everything. Including Brother too!", continued Syam.

"If papa?", Glen ventured to ask the son.

"Whatever the bad past of our relationship, Sham is still a son of a father!", replied Sham. Maybe Syam's answer is too ambiguous. But at least, Glen realized that it was never too late to fix things even if it did not change their past.

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