Duren Mateng's
Chapter 235. Enviousness
At the Alvaro residence, the sound of baby crying was earthy. After the age of one year, often both twins cry if one of them is not carried by Rania.
Sometimes Rania gets overwhelmed. However, he did not complain, because being tired of taking care of children was a tremendous favor.
"Later on, Deck. Dilan with Abang first, replace Delani who was carried with her mother," said Bima who helped Rania take care of her sister.
Bima looking for reason, he also gave a toy to Dilan, but the toy was thrown away by the boy. He was busy raising both his hands to ask to be carried by Rania.
"Ma, can you not hold Dilan?" ask Bima to Rania.
"Don't, Son. Bima is still a child" said Rania.
"Bima is now in Grade 2 Elementary School, Ma."
"Darlingly, class 2 SD is still small. Later if Bima is really big, then my mother allows Bima to carry adek," said Rania.
Shortly after the conversation between the child and the mother, Alvaro arrived. The man had just walked into the room after hearing the noise.
"Why are you crying, son?" tanya Alvaro approached Dilan.
"Adek wants to have a sling with mom, Pa. Mama replace the Delani barrel first," explained Bima.
The boy who had a French crop haircut saw his father holding his sister. There is envy in Bima's heart.
Bima was envious not because the affection given by her parents was different, but the thing that made her jealous was when the father could hold her sister, but also her brother, while Bima has not been allowed to hold Dilan because he was a child.
"Hopefully Bima quickly grew up, Bima is eager to hold a sister," said Bima in her heart.
Both children were successfully placated by both parents. Dilan and Delani fall asleep in the arms of Rania and Alvaro.
"Dilan's asleep, Mom?" ask Rania.
"Yes, I've." Alvaro chimed in on his wife's words.
"Just put it on the bed, Mom."
Alvaro nodded his head. He placed Dilan very carefully. Rania also put Delani next to Dilan. Given a small pillow on both sides of the bed they both so that the sleeping position is more awake.
"What are you doing?" tanya Rania sat beside Bima, rubbing the top of her eldest son's head gently.
"Read the fairy tale about the goat herder and the three wolves, Ma." Bima looked at her mother while explaining the title of the book in her hand.
"What meaning can you take from the book, son?" asked Alvaro who was also sitting next to Bima.
"What does that mean, Ma?" bima said, who asked her mother directly.
"That is a valuable lesson from the book" explained Rania.
"Oh that. Yes, Ma. Bima understands. The lesson that can be taken is when someone once lied, then others will never believe it again," said Bima.
Rania smiled proudly looking at her son. "Smart! No wonder if this mama's child ranked first in the class," said Rania.
Bima smiled getting praise from mother. He hugged Rania, with his head looking up.
"Bima got the first rank because of the help of mama and papa who are very patient to teach Bima," said the boy.
"Papa also participated. Why not hug Papa?" alvaro asked deliberately showing his sad face.
Bima also hugged Alvaro. The three people hugged each other.
"Bima dear mama and papa," said Bima.
"Sister too, grandmother too, grandfather too, all very dear Bima," continued the boy.
"If you love mama, Bima must be active in learning, son. There is no word for the ceremony. Bima will still be handsome despite exposure to sunlight. Morning sunlight actually contains vitamin D which is very good for our bones," explained Rania.
"Yes, Ma." Bima nodded in understanding.
"Don't be like your papa" continued Rania.
Hearing this, Alvaro did not respond to anything other than just smiling while rubbing his neck.
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