Hansa & Geeta
The Chapter LI

PLAQUE!!!

Ren was fixated on what his sister had done to him just now. Her cheeks were hot from the man's slap.

“Go. Before I break your whole body.”

I don't know since when the man's voice sounded this cold in Ren's ears. But even more puzzling, Ren no longer felt afraid. His surprise overcame other feelings.

“Seeing you will only raise a fire that has already lit.” The man left after saying so. Without looking back.

Ren had already thought that the man would not accept his sudden presence just like that. Ren also did not want to approach the man first. But for some reason less than thirty minutes ago, his body moved on its own.

This kind of rejection never crossed Ren's head. He had not expected Radi to slap him in such a shameful manner. Ren is more willing to be punched or kicked all out. The level of that slap is different.

Several people who were passing by, and who were eating in the outside area of the restaurant noticed him. God fucking. Why would her brother just leave her with this kind of situation?

Ren screeced. His brother managed to embarrass him. Very, very successful.

“Life I've never been humiliated at all. I didn't know that my first experience was with you..” Ren mumbled slowly. He was so slow that he could barely hear himself.

Ren straightened his body and looked up. Letting himself be a spectacle for a while. Or rather hold back the almost leaking tear dam.

If the dam is destroyed, it will also destroy his pride. And that would make Radi's plan to make himself more successful.

Ren screeced. At a time like this, why did he even stay away from the people closest to him? But he needs a lot of support. More than anything. Ren. needs someone to pat her on the shoulder.

“Nak.”

With reflexes Ren looked. Just now he was hoping that someone would pat him on the shoulder, and now it's happening? It gets goosebumps.

“Ngapain here Ren? Hot and hot afternoon like this.” The old man held up his hand which was holding a plastic bag.

“You drink juice?”

...…...

“I tried to talk to him, but he was slapped. I haven't even talked about anything.” Ren complains of his problem with Grandpa Kama at the mall's diner.

The old man patted Ren on the shoulder at the right moment. He said he was going to Jakarta for a holiday. Ha, it makes Ren laugh. For him Jakarta is not suitable juxtaposed with the word ‘holiday’.

“Oh? Maybe he's hungry, so bad.” Grandpa Kama laughed satisfied.

Ren raised his face and snorted. Grandpa's a weird taste. Just try it, which grandfathers love to play in the mall. The reason is because Ren is young. So Grandpa Kama took him to one of the malls in the capital.

But according to Ren, the grandfather instead enjoyed his own time for about an hour before they sat down at this place right now.

“Kalo gitu Kak Radi laper mulu his whole life dong.” Ren gave a response.

Instead of feeling bad or how, Grandpa Kama laughed even harder until people turned their heads towards them.

Ah, Ren just this time felt burdened when people's eyes were on him. Usually Ren was happy, but today he felt something new. And he doesn't like it.

Ren frowned. “Meanings Grandpa?” He is still not used to calling Kama Grandpa.

Because the man was actually the same age as his father. Bizarrely. But it was the man himself who asked to be called grandfather. Does Ren look that young in his eyes until it fits as a grandchild?

“Ya... your way of thinking is the same. Same pattern. That's why you guys have a hard time finding a gap. Then, why if you fight with Radi so it is harder to make up than with May?”

Ren pressed his shoulders.

Grandpa Kama smiled obliquely. “Because of its different nature.”

That answer even made Ren even more dizzy. As if understanding the young man in front of him, Kama continued.

“The nature of the three of you is different. But his way of thinking is more or less the same. May is so amburadul, liking, and free. It is easier to forget small problems. Not exaggerated. Therefore you are ordinary with May, even you can not see her as ‘kakak’ right?”

Ren straightened his back. He began to understand where this conversation would lead eventually.

“While Radi. He is the head of the family. Fear of everything, including loss. Eat him harder and harder to penetrate. You will have difficulty reading his mind. And he knows it. So now you're in trouble!” Grandpa Kama raised both of his hands in the air.

Ren laughed stiffly in response. But what Grandpa Kama said was true. He had trouble breaking through his brother's defenses.

“But the kayak I said earlier, Ren. You three have the same pattern. You both dislike this situation and want to be free as soon as possible in any way. But on the other hand, you don't want to hurt each other.”

Grandpa Kama drank the juice he bought. He knew Ren understood. “Now you make your own plans. Believe me, it was just not time yet. The moment is not right. Radi is not that bad, and you are too.”

Ren looked down. It feels, lighter. His head and chest felt wider. The dam he had been holding, seemed to have started leaking.

At that moment Ren felt his head being patted. He did not lift up his face which was already covered with tears.

“Lega right? Young people like you should be looking for a place to lean a lot. Don't even dodge. You're lucky we're destined to meet now.”

Kama rubbed the blonde hair slowly. “This one looks the most like his mother. But fragile as his father." Kama chuckles.

For a while, Ren felt that there was a rope that tied him up until he felt tight. But now the rope seemed to be broken easily by Grandpa Kama. Otherwise, I don't know what will happen to Ren.

“Who's your girl Ren? How is her boyfriend so much trouble not supported?”

Ren rubbed his tears and looked at Grandpa Kama with a faint smile. “I've broken up.”

“Again?!” Grandpa Kama jerked his juice glass to the table.

Ren laughed a little. “Iya. Again... But—” Ren also stomped his hand to the table. “I'm converted! I don't want to mess around.”

Beyond Ren's expectations, Grandpa Kama didn't laugh out loud like he did. He even smiled with relief. Ren had just this time seen that expression of Grandpa Kama. Uh, does he have to feel proud?

“Good. You went home to your mother's house to repent huh?” The old man's smile widened.

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