Indigo Couple
47. The New Neighbor's

"Eh, there are twins getting along. Lose the Fasya Disya, the same Dira Adam," ledek Tasya when he saw Anan and the King together.

"Means I'm still handsome like twins with the King," said Anan proudly as he gave a kiss on Dita's cheek and sat on the dining chair.

"Let's just be cool," said Tasya and greeted the King, "Hi, Ja! Trembling Mother Tasya has not ruffled your hair for a long time!" Tasya approached the King sitting at the dinner table, then ruffled the young man's hair. The king remembered the treatment of Mama Dewi towards him. Both eyes glazed.

"Sir King, how come you cry?" ask Fasya with her slurred language.

All eyes turned to the King.

"I ... I miss Mama Dewi" said the young man, sobbing.

It was silent for a moment as if time had stopped when the King mentioned that name. Anta also rubbed a clear bulb in the corner of her wiggly eyes.

"Udah, yuk! We continue to have breakfast. Friday afternoon we make a pilgrimage together," said Anta.

After they had breakfast together, Anan went to a new cafe. The cafe he was carrying out with Herdi and Arya. Meanwhile, Anta drove her car to the hospital. Her doctor's college has started to get back together with Arga.

Meanwhile, Dita drives her car with Tasya, Raja, and the other twins heading to school. When he was about to get into the car, a neighbor across the house named Ibu Siti, came to say hello.

"Hello, new neighbors! Well, this must be his friends Alvin later in school," said the pink hijab woman as she poked Dira's cheeks.

"Hi, Lady! Hello, Alvin! Later, Dira, Adam, Fasya, and Disya, yes, at school." Responded to greeting.

The skinny boy named Alvin nodded with a smile.

"Later in the afternoon come to my house, you see. You see, Alvin wants a birthday and acquaintance with the children of the neighbors here," said Ibu Siti.

"Good, Mom." Dita answered while glancing at the children who were soaring with excitement. They've imagined birthday cakes, merchandise gifts, even party clowns.

"Come, we're leaving!" take Siti's mother who got into her car. My husband is in the steering chair.

Before Anta got into the car with Arya, there was a strange look. Alvin looked at Anta with a look of dislike. A blackish aura also appeared on the child's body.

"Why, Nta?" ask Arya.

"Something's weird, yeah."

"It's weird later! Come on, I'll take you to the hospital!"

"okay!" Anta sat in the front seat beside Arya.

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That afternoon at Alvin's house, several neighbors who had children of the same age as Alvin, were present to enliven the simple party. In fact, the children seemed happy because the host created an atmosphere of space on his son's birthday. Alvin loves things that smell of space.

Dita and Tasya also admire the theme made by his mother Alvin. In addition to the unique theme, it turns out that according to Ibu Siti easily also make birthday decorations for her son.

Not much color is needed, and just stay decorating the room with the shape of a rocket and some other celestial objects. He also revealed that the manufacture of this decoration is quite simple and can use the items in the house. For example, making planets from cardboard or paper styrofoam. Mother Siti is really skilled.

Anta who just came home helped the new neighbor's birthday party. Suddenly, the girl saw an invisible and frightening figure in the kitchen window heading to the backyard that was opposite her.

"Sister, what is it?" whispered the King as he approached while Anta was watching the creature.

"It looks like a witch of the times now," said Anta while chuckling.

"Times, anyway?" Anta turned to Alvin and said, "Alvin, don't look there again. Come with Anta and come to the front!" take Anta directly grabbed Alvin to move towards the party area.

The birthday party was held with great excitement. The wall clock in the living room has shown at half-six in the afternoon. Ibu Siti has prepared warm sweet tea and snacks for the Dita and Tasya family who want to bother helping. She also prepared something to host her husband's friends who were invited to the house for Alvin's birthday.

Anta and the others then say goodbye when the voice of azan maghrib reverberated. He told Dita about what Alvin saw. However, the boy has returned engrossed in playing with new car toys and robots on his doorstep with Dira and Adam.

However, Fasya and Disya were also acting strangely. They were scared and whining to go home. As a result Arya carried the two to go home, while Tasya said goodbye while bringing birthday gifts for her twins.

"Assalamu'alaikum!" The sound of friends from Mother Siti's husband outside was accompanied by the sound of motorcycle engines being turned off.

From the window of the house, Ms. Siti looked at her husband's entourage with a feeling of shock mixed with annoyance that suddenly ambushed the woman's heart.

"Waalaikumsalam, duh .. kok new magrib-magrib on dateng, anyway," he murmured.

"Eh, Miss Siti, then change me saying yes. Children also have tidied up and cleaned everything," said Dita.

"I'm sorry, Mom, I don't mean to offend Mom Dita, but I'm the same with my husband why the arrival of the magrib gini pas" she lamented.

"I'm not offended, Mom. Oh yes, please keep Alvin out of the back window that way, yes," said Dita.

"What's the matter, Mom?"

"Yes, the name of the children is disturbing. Besides, if magrib or night likes another creature passing by, he's afraid it will disturb Alvin."

"Ah, Miss Dita this, don't be too trusting like that. But, thanks also for the advice," said Bu Siti.

Dita and the others then say goodbye not to forget to also say hello. Dita also said goodbye to Mr. Herman who smiled little while inviting his friends to enter the terrace of the house.

"My friends came just for a moment, Mah," he said, apparently trying to calm his wife. He memorized the face and attitude of the woman if she felt irritated.

Despite complaining, Ms. Siti is still deft. After changing clothes, he made coffee in the kitchen immediately. When about to perform magrib prayer, Mr. Herman and his friends are still fun to talk on the porch of the house.

"Well, is it necessary to make more coffee?" ask Bu Siti as if she gave the code to her husband to perform the magrib prayer first.

However, Mr. Herman seemed to take it as a serious question and instead asked to make more coffee for him and his friends.

"Well, but can you pray first?"

"Yes, Mah, in a minute."

"Magrib's time is short, Pah." Ms. Siti still insisted until her husband got up to take the wudu.

Alvin crept out onto the porch, though his mother forbade it. The boy was also curious about his father's guests.

"Alvin, where are you going? It's magrib, son," said Bu Siti when she learned of her son's movements.

"You look at it for a moment" he said in a still slurred voice.

"If Magrib should enter the house. Alvin played it in aja, yes," continued the woman while holding her son.

However, there was something on the street in front of the fence of his house that Alvin noticed earlier.

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