Forcing Old Marriage
Not interested in responding to her,,,

"If he loves you, he won't decide you,,"

The words of Ujang continued to ring in the mind of Mentari, the analysis of Ujang is very simple, the logic is correct because all this time Samuel said he loved him very much,,, and,, to make Mentari do whatever Samuel wanted, to make Samuel to continue to be happy to date him, starting from doing Samuel's duties, washing Samuel's clothes, cooking for Samuel, washing Samuel's clothes, ironing Samuel's clothes and much more that Mentari did for the sake of his love for Samuel, only what Mentari didn't do was physical touch, Mentari would never want if Samuel asked for a physical touch on him. That's it, the other Mentari always responded to Samuel's wishes.

Samuel had always complained about their courtship style so far, which according to Samuel was very rural, but whatever Samuel said, Mentari remained in principle, but,, Mentari will not give anything to a man who is not her husband, if the man has become her husband then Mentari will give it.

The last half year, Samuel had been pressing Mentari, seeing Samuel urgently urge himself to make Mentari offer marriage to Samuel, and,, but without a second thought Samuel refused because marriage had not been Samuel's current target,, of course Mentari also rejected the desire of Samuel who wanted something very valuable for Mentari who Mentari guard only for her husband later, because it was the peak of Samuel cheating behind Mentari.

One thing is certain Mentari did not regret his decision to break up with Samuel, although Mentari's heart ached, but to break up with Samuel was the best decision,, the man was a coward to be made a priest in his household.

"Would you like to come down to Dance?" tanya Ujang once arrived at one of the houses.

The speech made Mentari aware of his daydream, along with the sound of cars that had stopped, Mentari now saw them in front of the house fenced in wood and also in white paint.

"No need to bang, I'm here," said Mentari.

Ujang nodded his head and before long two adult men came out of the house, they helped Ujang lift the two-door closet to enter the house.

Mentari seemed to wipe his sweat because the current atmosphere was really hot even though it was very late afternoon, but Mentari was used to such circumstances if in his village,, Mentari even felt his backside dress was wet because of sweat.

Before long waiting for Ujang finally entered the car again, Ujang seemed to wipe his sweat also using a towel that had been on his neck, Ujang same as Mentari felt the heat.

"Today between the goods has finished Dance, I will take you home to your house," said Ujang while ringing his car engine back.

"Aren't you bored?" ask the Mentari suddenly.

Ujang glanced at Mentari at a glance with an astonished facial expression at Mentari's question.

"Bored why?" ask Ujang.

"Well, living in a wooden house among many trees, there are no neighbors" said Mentari.

"Say you live in the forest," said Ujang.

"Yes that's what I mean Bang, I've seen Bang Ujang only spend time Bang Ujang by making furniture, dropping off stuff and then go home again, as it continues,, like, like,, does Bang Ujang have no other ambitions in your life?" ask Mentari.

"What kind of ambition?" ask Ujang.

"It's like getting married, having a wife, having children, continuing to move to the City, making a home in the City, having a furniture store in the City," Mentari said.

Hearing Mentari's words made Ujang smile widely, a smile that had never been seen by Mentari before only now Mentari saw Ujang smile that wide,,,, and,, The new Mentari realized the row of white teeth and very neat despite Ujang a smoker.

"Tari, if I don't want that in my life it means I'm not normal" Ujang said.

"Why is my brother like this?" ask the Mentari again.

"Because all this time I've been looking for a future wife all my life, and the results have always failed, so how do I want to have a child while my wife just doesn't have,, if I just support myself for what I bother to move to the City and leave my parents' legacy here" Ujang said.

"Is Bang Ujang happy with his brother's life as it is today? without siblings, without parents, without a companion live and live in a remote place?" ask the Mentari again.

"Abang is right," said Mentari.

"So you don't have to grieve or cry over something that makes you suffer," said Ujang again who was right on target.

Again Mentari was amazed at the simple words of Ujang, not necessarily Samuel really seriously wanted to return to him again, Samuel could have just made himself as a mere escape or experiment.

"Bang, I want to talk to you about something" said Mentari in the middle of a slow-moving car, and also the atmosphere that will soon enter the Maghrib.

"From now on you have spoken, Tari," said Ujang.

"But this is serious Bang, this is about my father" Mentari said again.

"Why with your dad, Dance?" ask Ujang.

"Dad intended to match me with Brother," said Mentari.

Mentari again waited for a surprised expression from Ujang, but until now Ujang looks ordinary, his expression did not change in the slightest from earlier.

"Any surprise?" tanya Dance.

"No!!," replied Ujang.

"Why can it? did you ever talk about that to Bang Ujang?" ask Mentari.

"Often," replied Ujang.

Mentari surprised.

"Be.be..be..is Bang really?" tanya Mentari was a little stammered.

Ujang nodded his head.

"Yes, why did I lie to you" Ujang said.

"What did you think of my father?" tanya Mentari again who was very curious, because Mentari had given an unwilling response and was also very surprised but what about Ujang's response to his father after hearing his father's will.

"Nothing!!," answered Ujang who made Mentari again wonder, astonished also with this man nearby who always responded briefly,, solid and clear makes a Mentari always dissatisfied with that short answer.

"What does that brother mean? can not speak in length a little so I do not need to ask again what is the intention of the brother," said Mentari again.

"I have no interest in responding to him" replied Ujang.

"To.ke...why?" ask Mentari.

"Dance, I measure myself by my own shadow, a woman like you, can't possibly accept a man of my age right? so why do I respond, and why do I think about it," said Ujang.

Hearing Ujang's reply made Mentari speechless.