HIS EX-LOVER MADE ME FRET
44. Ordinary Friend

For one week Flynn was hospitalized and today he has been allowed to go home. Not much has changed about his condition and doctors have only advised that he be always accompanied.

Felyn is very irritable to speak even when asked is only answered briefly even if the question whose nature can be answered with a yes and no then Felyn will respond with a nod and a headband.

Felyn hates her mother a lot because Beni always comes to visit home even though Beni always brings snacks for her even various toys have been piled up in dos because every time Beni never comes empty-handed.

The toy was never touched by Felyn made Beni also saddened by the state of the child. He also began to keep a distance with Anna to see the development of Flynn but that does not mean he no longer comes to visit but lately he even more often come but come to the store to chat together Yura.

Maybe because of the frequent meeting he began to feel comfortable. The two have even exchanged mobile numbers so they can communicate at any time.

Their age difference of about sixteen years is not a problem to be close friends and their closeness has the support of Anna.

"Cie. cie, there's another flowery, nih," Anna teased as she approached Yura at the store in the afternoon. Yura who was tidying up the sales on the shelves turned her head towards the voice and smiled shyly.

He can't hide his feelings. Her face has always been radiant ever since she became friends with Beni. Just a friend but it feels heavy if it has been more than three days the man did not visit the store. Now he often smiles on his own and his work gets more excited.

"Ehh, Brother Anna." said Yura with a blushing face.

"Kok, Beni's getting home fast today?"

"Yes Kak, he said later tonight he will return to Sumatra,"

"Ohh....., when are you coming back here?"

"I don't know, Brother,"

"Some one will languish, nih...,"

"We're just regular friends, brother,"

"But I see, Beni likes you, you know! Why try, he always comes here if there is no purpose and purpose?"

"Yahhh, he came because of Brother's friend,"

Anna laughed at Yura's words. He knew that Yura had also started to like Beni because it seemed from her attitude when she met the man.

Yura left Anna who was still teasing her because there was a young mother she had to serve first. As always, Yura always caters to the buyer in a friendly manner and perhaps this is one of the attractions for the people so that the store is never deserted by the buyer.

"How's Yura doing, sister?" yura asked after serving the young mother who came to buy a supply place for her son who just wanted to enter the school of Taman Kanak-Kanak.

"She was very difficult to talk to and her face always looked grim," Anna replied sadly.

"I am very concerned about Felyn. Actually I want to play with him but I have met several times, he did not respond at all" said Yura with pity.

Felyn is not sure that her father will forget her just like that even she is very sure that someday her father will come to pick her up.

Anna has said many times that do not be too hopeful and from now on must learn to accept reality but it is precisely the opinion that makes Felyn more depressed.

Time passed and Yura had to close the shop. After that he handed over the money from today's sale to Anna.

"Don't go home yet!" pinta Anna's.

"What's up, brother?"

Yura nodded and followed Anna after locking the shop door. At home, Nadia's mother is busy in the kitchen alone. Uncommanded, Yura immediately intervened to help with the work in the kitchen.

Nadia's mother was very happy because her work was lightened by Yura. He was amazed by this girl who was willing to spend her time working to ease the burden of her parents. It's very different to a kid his age out there just relaxing and having fun.

"Please call Felyn in the room first!" anna said after seeing the work in the kitchen was done.

"Okay, sister," Yura said. He washes his hands and dries with a clean cloth.

Slowly he knocked on the door of the room but there was no response from the inside until a while finally he pushed the door that turned out to be unlocked and approached Felyn who was lying down with a blank look.

"We eat!" bring Yura.

Felyn shook her head with a gaze that did not switch in the slightest.

Yura was confused to face Felyn's attitude. He sat on the edge of the bed and rubbed Felyn's head gently.

"Can I borrow your phone?" Felyn. Finally he opened his voice as well.

"Make what?" yura asked full of probes. He suspected that this child would definitely contact his father but his father's number had been removed from the name of the contact on his cellphone.

"You look around" said Felyn.

Yura locked the door of the room for fear that she might step on her phone to Felyn.

Felyn opened the Facebook app and searched for her father's name. Upon discovering it, he opened up his childhood photos and looked at it with a smile. Yura was so moved to see it.

"Tok, tok, tok" the sound of a knock on the door made Felyn immediately hand the phone to Yura and then return to its original position. Lying with an empty look.

"Hey, open the door, dong!" exclaim Anna

Yura rushed to open the door and it appeared Anna was already standing there.

"Let's eat, oma and opa are waiting for us!" take Anna.

Felyn tirun got out of bed and expressionlessly walked towards the dining table.

They enjoyed dinner and only the sound of spoons clashing was heard. Occasionally among several pairs of eyes glanced at Felyn who was eating very forcedly.

"I'll wait in the room tomorrow, Dad!" felyn said as Yura bailed to go home to her boarding house.

Everyone who was there looked at each other because they had just heard Felyn's voice. Anna smiled happily and stroked her son's head affectionately.

"Dear, of course Yura will come and you can play as much as you can in the room!" anna said with pleasure.

"Yes, coming home from school I immediately came here," said Yura to further convince Felyn.

Felyn returned Yura's smile then returned to her room.

Meanwhile, Mr. Nico and Nadia's mother are still sitting in the living room to discuss the problem of her granddaughter who has not been in school for some time.