I'm Not an Old Virgin
Season II: Mahligai of Love (Chapter 16.4)
The opportunity?
No one knows if the opportunity exists or is no more. For some, opportunity is a sure thing, but not if God wills.
Everything is within His grasp, whether it is the past, the present, or the future. Allah has known all of Him and is recorded neatly and neatly in Lauhul Mahfudz.
No one can avoid it unless a servant is sincere and sincerely pleads with Him, knocking on the door of God until God finally opens the door of heaven.
But what if praying over and over again can't change destiny?
Know, this is the best path for a servant. There may be wisdom and there is a beautiful scenario that Allah created for the servant.
This is what now befalls Asri, a village girl who came all the way from the village to this city to study at the boarding school Abu Hurairah. With the simplicity of his life and the confidence of his heart in the study of science, he ventured to come to a city far from his parents in order to become a sholehah girl who will become a charity field for both parents later.
Dreaming of seeing his parents can stand proudly before all mankind and before God with a pair of beautiful crowns on their heads later, he became more eager to study in the boarding school.
At first, everything was going very smoothly and pleasantly. He meets Ai, a beautiful and gentle girl who is full of patience. He also meets Mega, a beautiful and cold girl who is not easily oppressed. He met them and began a beautiful friendship. This friendship, he really hopes that Allah will be pleased until Jannah.
Likes and sorrows are passed together, and often they even do silly things that are very hard to forget. Those were very happy times for Asri.
But, all those times did not go long because one after another his best friend went to pursue each other's happiness. Only he is here, struggling alone without the encouragement of his two best friends in order to forget the figure of a man who has had another girl in his heart.
Then now, things he never expected and expected happened. The day that his life underwent a major change and the day that it all began.
"Asri," Someone called out to him from the outside.
Asri put down her book, raised her head gazing towards the entrance of the dorm room, she met a look with the smiling face of Khanza.
Khanza, what did he come looking for?
Asri couldn't help but raise a question.
"Yes, Brother." Asri got up from his seat and immediately approached Khanza.
"Can you talk for a minute?" Khanza offered politely and kindly.
Asri could not refuse his hospitality. So, he immediately agreed and naturally followed where Khanza had taken him away. They walked towards the lodge-specific santri bench made in the courtyard of the princess dormitory so that they could study or relax here.
"So, don't want to talk, what?" Asri asked as soon as they sat on the bench.
"Sounds like Kevin like you." He said it immediately made Asri surprised.
Asri was speechless, looking confused and unsure of what Khanza had just said.
"It's just my feeling, about whether or not I haven't confirmed it directly and only God knows." Khanza said again drawing his gaze from the expanse of the sky and now began to look directly at Asri.
"But I can confirm that you like Kevin more than a classmate's admiration for his upperclassman, am I right?" Guess Khanza's on target.
Asri for the second time was taken aback by Khanza. Makes his heart wonder if it looks so clear?
Does his feeling seem so obvious?
If true, then would Kevin and Sasa also be able to see it?
Asri suddenly became panicked and frightened, he was afraid when these lovers saw what his heart felt.
"I tried to forget it." In the end Asri indirectly admitted it.
He was struggling to let Kevin go, rearranging his heart while waiting for his true priest to come and pick him up.
"I know, and I'm so grateful for that." Khanza can also see if Asri has tried to keep his distance from Kevin.
But, that's not enough.
Khanza felt that this was not enough and wanted more so that his cousin would not worry about the future.
"But it can't guarantee you forget it. It's still not enough, Asri."
Asri lowered his head thinking. If keeping your distance and staying away is not enough, then what should he do so that he no longer interferes with their relationship?
"Do you know the relationship between Sasa and Kevin?" Khanza asked.
Asri nodded lightly.
"I already know, Brother. That's why I'm trying to keep my distance from Kevin. I don't want to be the third between Brother Kevin and Brother Sasa."