Dwarf
88. Where's Saoda?

It's getting darker now. The color of twilight in the sky was seen coloring the sky as the sun began to set there. The birds are also seen flying towards his advice.

Tuo now stepped back and forth indistinctly at the door and occasionally he turned to look towards the courtyard of the house hoping that he could see the return of Saoda who had left since then and never returned.

I don't know what happened there. It turned out that the bad feeling he felt earlier did not seem to be an ordinary premonition but this seemed to be a warning.

Not long after the steps of Tuo who had been pacing back and forth now stopped his steps when he saw the figure of Puang Dodi who was now washing both feet on the bottom of the stairs.

Tuo moved his feet quickly down the step towards Puang Dodi.

"Mr!"

Tuo turned his head to look seriously around Puang Dodi trying to find the figure of Saoda who might have gone to meet Puang Dodi and that is why he did not come home.

"What's wrong?"

"Where's Saoda?"

Puang Dodi frowned confusedly.

"Who? Why are you asking me? Wasn't Saoda with you at home."

Tuo's eyes were perfectly rounded. He felt so shocked after hearing this.

"Why are you asking me? Where is Saods?" ask Pusnh Dodi who is now also starting to feel panic.

"Soda went to the market. He said he wanted to buy kitchen spices but until now he has not returned home. I think Saoda went to see you."

"No, Son. There is no Saoda. While shepherding the buffalo I didn't see Saoda coming."

"Then how is this, sir? Saoda hasn't come home yet."

Puang Dodi now sighed. He was still thinking about something. I don't know where Saoda is.

"How is this, sir? I don't want anything bad to happen to Saoda."

"Calm down, son!"

"How can I calm down, sir, if it's getting dark while Saoda hasn't come home until now."

"That's it, son. I'm gonna go find Saoda at the market. It's possible that he fainted there because he saw the arsonist."

"Then what about me?"

"You take care of the house. How do you know Saoda's coming home."

"But I want to come look for Saoda."

"I said you're here. Let me go to look for Saoda," he said, then immediately walked away leaving Tuo, who could now only be silent where he stood.

Tuo sat himself down on the steps with his face looking anxious. He squeezed out his cold sweaty hands. I don't know where Saoda is now and this makes Tuo feel very anxious. He was afraid that someone would hurt his wife.

"Soda, where are you now? I told you to take me away. I'll be able to take care of you."

"Now I don't even know where you are now."

"Soda, I beg you to come back quickly! I'm really worried right now."

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Puang Dodi now stepped foot while carrying a burning torch to make a lighting tool where now Puang Dodi still stepped down the road that was so quiet and he also passed through the dense forest.

The sound of dog barking was heard making Puang Dodi occasionally turn to look towards the trees where the sound of owls was heard accompanying the journey of Dodi poang.

It took a long time for it to reach the market. It usually takes forty minutes if you walk.

The sound coming from the bushes was heard making Puang Dodi immediately turn his head to look towards the bushes.

Puang Dodi gulped his saliva. He remained seriously staring at the bushes until not long after two dogs ran out of the bushes making Puang Dodi immediately exhale.

Puang Dodi now resumed his steps towards the market until his steps stopped staring at the basket that appeared to be lying on the ground.

Both of Puang Dodi's eyes were now rounded in shock. He was very familiar with the shopping cart he made himself for Saoda.

Puang Dodi quickly ran over to the basket and touched some plastic containing groceries that seemed to be Saoda who had bought it.

Puang Dodi touched him and looked at him seriously. Somehow the Saoda bida shopping cart is in this place.

If there's a Saoda basket here then that means there's a Saoda around here. Puang Dodi immediately got up and he turned in all directions to look for the figure of Saoda.

"Babelle!!!" yelled Puang Dodi who was still turning her head in all directions trying to find the figure of Saoda that she never saw.

"Soda-a!!!"

"Where are you, son!!!"

"Soda!!! This is Puang Dodi coming to look for you, son!!!"

"Soda!!!" shouted again.

Puang Dodi stopped his steps while propping up his waist. He looked up at the dark forest. There can't be a saoda there.

Puang Dodi sighed. It's possible that Saoda has gone home and what's more now it seems like the night is late. Saoda was clear when he came home.

Puang Dodi now grabbed Saoda's groceries and put them in the basket before he got up and stepped back home.

Now inside the house Tuo occasionally turned to look out the window trying to be sure and could see if Saoda returned home.

Already at the same time he complained of anxiety and thought where Saoda went at once where Saoda was.

Tuo who had stepped indistinctly since then now stopped his steps after he saw the figure of Puang Dodi who was now stepping towards the house while carrying a basket in his hand.

The basket belonged to Saoda and it meant that Puang Dodi had found the figure of Saoda that he so deeply missed.

Tuo quickly ran out of the house and stepped down down the steps towards Puang Dodi who was now looking at him so seriously.

"Mr is home? Where's Saoda?"

Hearing that made Puang Dodi frown confused. What that means is Saoda is not home yet.

"Hasn't he gone home yet?"

Tuo's smile slowly vanished from his lips.

"What did you say? Have you not found it yet?"

"No, Son. You haven't found Saoda yet. I just found the basket and the groceries. I thought Saoda was home."

"No, sir. Saoda hasn't come home yet. But where did you find Saoda's basket?"

"This basket, I found it on the forest road."

"Western?" startled Tuo.

"You don't have to worry, son! Saoda can't be in the woods."

"But-"

"You take it easy, son. I'll go and ask the citizens to find Saoda."

Tuo now nodded making Puang Dodi now stepped up the steps of the stairs leaving Tuo who was still silent.