I'm his mother
44.Mother's Travel

"Mother take it easy, I promise to take good care of and protect your children and grandchildren. If you want to go home, then. You can rest in peace, because your children and grandchildren are in the right hands who will always look after and protect them,"

After hearing the answer from the son-in-law, Ms Marni nodded weakly, then slowly her eyes closed and her power just disappeared.

Even the hand that was in Namira's grasp immediately fell down. Finally, that day also Miss Marni breathed her last after leaving her children and grandchildren to the man who had been her son-in-law for 7 years ago however, she was, this was his first and last meeting with the man who had already married his daughter.

Seeing that, Abra immediately called the doctor to check on Ms. Marni's condition and confirm her current condition.

"Innalillahi wa innailaihi rajiun, sorry. Marni's mother has gone home, sir," said the Doctor just now, immediately make Namira's world dark.

"MOMUUU,,,,"

Bruggghhh

"Astaghfirullah, Namira." exclaimed Abra who immediately caught Namira's body drooping, almost falling down to the floor if Abra did not catch his body.

Abra immediately lifted Namira's body to be laid on the sofa in the room. While little Darren still looks confused by the situation that occurred in the room that just a few minutes he came to it.

Abra immediately contacted Marco to help him take care of the return of Ms Marni's body to the funeral home.

Quickly, the man immediately came to the hospital and helped take care of Ms. Marni's return to be buried immediately.

Abra himself still tries to calm Namira who is still crying hysterically in the room of Miss Marni.

The girl was crying bitterly in her husband's arms. His world was destroyed already with the passing of his mother the lap of the almighty.

"Patience and perseverance. This is a provision from God, please allow me to go quietly,"

"But now that I'm alone Mas, I don't have anyone else. Then how can I go on with my life if my goal of survival and struggle is gone,"

Abra's heart seemed to dance inside there when Namira returned to her as 'Mas'.

Insolent indeed, when the wife cries because of the mother's abandonment. Abra prancing happily only because Namira called him 'Mas'.

"Don't talk like that, there's still me and Darren. Did you forget you had a son and a husband? Steady, pity me if you keep going like this, "persuade Abra again to try to make Namira calm.

After feeling that Nanira was calmer, Abra immediately invited Namira to go home to take care of the funeral of the mother.

Using the car that was brought earlier, Abra brought Namira and Darren the child home to the funeral home.

While Marco was inambulan along with the body of Miss Marni. The two cars walked in tandem with Abra's car walking right behind the ambulance carrying the body of the mother-in-law.

Not long ago, the two cars had arrived in the neighborhood where Namira and her mother had lived all this time.

The presence of ambulances and Abra cars were immediately welcomed by local residents who would help with the process after Marco as a representative of Namira and Abra contacted local officials to help with the funeral process of Bu Marni.

Not only one two people were looking strangely, filled with questions. When Namira got out of the luxury car with a little boy in his sling.

The boy was still fast asleep when Namira got out of Abra's car. Abra immediately took over Darren's tiny body from Namira's hands and walked through the crowd to enter Namira's modest home.

"Where's your room? I put Darren to bed there, he seemed to be exhausted and still needed some time to sleep" asked Abra when the two were already inside the house.

"Let me put him to bed, please help me empty this room. The seat was temporarily kept in the patio, so that the room was wider for the mourners," Namira replied, taking over Darren's body from Abra's hands to be brought into her room.

Abra immediately called Marco and some residents to help him empty the living room of the house to be used to store the body before being buried.