Her.. My soul mate
Chapter 33

>>Ocha<<

And here I am, standing at the door of the house of Abi. Mama advised me to stay at Aunt Arni's house, because I was worried tonight that I would sleep alone at home.

"Let's enter Cha" the voice of Mas Abi broke my daydream. This is the second time I've been to Abi's mas house. The first time when the embarrassing incident was I had an attack of abdominal pain, so that mas Abi immediately took me to his home to be treated bi Anah. And now in a state of consciousness I will now stay in this house.

"Kok diem is there? Come on in Cha, already want maghrib nih, let's go in" mas Abi then took my hand, invited me into his house. My feelings are ungodly, ashamed to be afraid.

Embarrassed? Because only this time I'm staying at the house of someone I knew not long ago.

Afraid? Because mas Abi is also a man, I am afraid that Abi is acting insolent to me.

"Eh there's the beautiful Ocha, come here come in baby, don't be shy ayoo.." said aunt Arni, her mother mas Abi. Aunt Arni kissed my cheeks and took me to the dining room. I saw that Abi didn't come in with me, he went back to the car, carrying my suitcase.

"Let's go Ocha sit here, we have dinner first huh, you must not have eaten yet right?" said aunt Arni. Without waiting for my answer again, Aunt Arni directly poured rice and side dishes on my plate. Mas Abi was sitting next to me. Aunty Arni has also prepared dishes and rice for Abi.

"Let's eat, don't be shy, let the maghnya not relapse again" I just obey the orders of his mother mas Abi.

"Oh yes Ocha will sleep in Abi's room only yes" said Aunt Arni suddenly in the middle of the dinner atmosphere.

"Ohukk..uhukk..!" I choked with shock at hearing Aunt Arni's words. How could I sleep in a room with Mas Abi. I drank water in front of me, trying to remove the wedge in my throat.

"Wait a long time dong, mother has not finished talking anyway, already in a cough" said aunt Arni.

"Ocha sleeps in the room mas Abi, while mas Abi moves to sleep in the back room" explained Aunt Arni. I breathe a sigh of relief, I think Aunt Arni is not well minded.

"The back room is narrow and has not been tidied up so let the Abi mas only sleep there, then I tell bi Anah who cleaned up. Which mother would let the future daughter-in-law mother not sleep soundly" ledek aunt Arni. I blushed. There was a strange feeling in my heart hearing the word "in-law", like something was tickling in my ear.

"Nothing aunt, let Ocha sleep in the back room only" I said. I refused to sleep in Abi's room.

"Sleeping in Abi's room makes me not sleep well!" thought

"Abi's mas room and the back room are all ready" bi Anah's voice gave a report to Aunt Arni.

"Oh yes bi, please take Ocha's suitcase into the room mas Abi ya" ordered aunt Arni. But before bi Anah carried out Aunt Arni's orders, mas Abi swiftly brought my suitcase into the room mas Abi which I later occupied. He then took some of his belongings to move to the back room.

"Well, Ocha, you take a break, the room is ready, don't be afraid, I won't dare to go into the room, and all the sheets of blankets are all new, so take it easy, you can sleep well tonight. Don't worry about your mom and dad, everything's gonna be okay, okay?" said Miss Arni deliver Ocha to Abi's room.

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I then shifted my gaze from the window of Abi's mas room. While folding my hands together in coldness I observed every corner of the room of Mas Abi. A bed that is large enough, a bed that I used to sleep in during an abdominal pain incident. How humiliating!

The large wardrobe, it is clear that the room is large, visible from the items in it are large. Only a small dressing table, on which perched some of the skin care equipment owned by men.

"It turns out the risk is also the person" my mind.

I searched every inch of Abi's mas room, everything was neatly arranged, then I stared at the study table in the corner of the room. There are many neatly arranged books. Books on computer science, educational science, and several novels. I frowned, because I was interested in one of the books that I thought was different from other books.

I took the green book. There was no title in front of him or behind him. When I opened the book, there was doubt. I then put the book back on the study table, but my curiosity disturbed my heart so much that it encouraged my courage to read the book. I slowly took the book back and slowly opened it.

Jedeer..!! The sound of lightning was so loud that it closed my ears.

"Yes...!!!" I screamed in fear while covering my ears. Suddenly the book was thrown out of my hand and fell under the study table. Suddenly the room lights went out. I was scared. And it turned out that all the lights around the house of Mas Abi were out. I walked slowly closer to the door, touching every object I could reach.

I opened the door in a hurry then rushed out and without a second thought, I immediately hugged the person in front of me. The atmosphere of the house is very dark only illuminated by a cellphone lamp and it turns out that the person in front of me is Mas Abi.

Mas Abi led me to the dining chair and brought me the drinking water that was on the dining table.

"Ocha why mas?" aunt Arni asked, she carried a candle in her hand.

"So Ocha may be surprised ma'am because of the loud lightning sound earlier and suddenly the house electricity was also extinguished" explained mas Abi.

"Mas, please light some candles in each room, so that the house is brighter" ordered Aunt Arni.

"Mas don't go, just sit here" I said weakly. I clasped his hand as he was about to go light a candle to another room.

"Yes, Abi has accompanied Ocha, let the mother light the candle" said Aunt Arni.

"Get you into the room? There is already a candle inside" said Mas Abi after Aunt Arni entered my room to light a candle. Mas Abi let me into the room.

There were two candles in the room, one was placed on the study table of Mas Abi and the other on the nightstand next to the bed. I climbed onto the bed and covered my body half-shivering from the cold.

Again I gagged the hand of Abi mas when Abi mas was about to go out of the room. I don't want to be left behind in Abi, I'm afraid to sleep in the dark. Usually when the lights go out, I always sleep with my mom.