Jogja, You & Memories
Panicked

I stirred up my food while occasionally stroking my gradually enlarged stomach, the magic was growing rapidly in my womb and soon it would brighten the atmosphere of the house.

“Mam, eat it already yes.” The main course menu I put away, replace it with a dessert menu. A bowl of yogurt and fruits. ”My stomach from last night hurts, mules, wants a chapter but not out, hard.”

Marisa flinched without putting down her spoon and fork. “You talk nature calls at the dinner table, wow, wow... Amazing...”

Grandma pushed her shoulder. “Rastanty could have started to contract, Risa. You understand me, my grandson outspoken.”

Marisa continued her lunch until it was over with a sour face. She cleaned the edge of her lips with a napkin.

“What is it consistent taste? Or just come occasionally?” the question is then after finishing the water.

I put a tablespoon then... shy, “Only occasionally come after..” I looked down and went back to the dessert menu.

Marisa clucked, I'm sure she understands. Dominic often put me in his romantic world and full of surprises.

“You two better be less-less, mama knows you're new friends, but it's Budiman.”

“I'm ready, mom. But Domi may not.”

“My grandchildren are like his grandfather, know where to look for worldly pleasures.” timpal grandma.

Marisa threw away her face while sneering at her mother with an absurd murmur. Pasty Dwayne threw a napkin at his back. “Papa you are!” mangkel.

I chewed on the last fruit while feeling the sudden pain on my back. I lowered my head while gripping my negligee.

“Mam, Mother... Rastanty to room ya.” I said staggered. “Cold rebahan.” Both of my hands rested on the edge of the table and as I stood up, poured water from the base of my thighs. I'm glaring. The gurgling sound made Marisa bow. Passing under the table he saw my water falling.

Marisa screamed in the middle of my unspeakable panic.

“MBAK... OATH... SIR... TEDY... STANDBY WATCH!”

The two men were crouching in the dining room. Mr. Tedy brought sickles and used caping, Mbak Iyah brought clothesline.

“STOP YOUR SPELLING! WE'RE GOING TO THE HOSPITAL!”

But when everyone is wandering around busy themselves by looking for items to take to the hospital. I'm still glued to the spot.

“You why, Ras?” asked grandma in surprise while shaking my hand.

“I'm afraid of the road, Grandma. I'm afraid I'll walk the baby out on my own.”

Pasty Dwayne froze for long enough that his eyes were watering. I cringed while looking at him in wonder. What's so funny? I pursed my lips wryly.

“Kalo grandma is willing to lend me want, if I do not just suck or use a yoga mat let Pak Tedy who dragged out.”

“Oh my goodness, Risa... Get off! You don't have to dress up for long!” shouted the granny who was deafening the whole house.

Ten minutes later, Marisa came down in a glossy black dress with an A Line cut. A bag of urns and black glasses that covered all of his eyes and eyebrows.

Pasty Dwayne piqued. “You're going to be a grandmother, not go to Risaaaa... Yegan... My granddaughter is afraid of the road, afraid of the baby coming out on her own, you and Tedy help mom get in the car and use this wheelchair to take her!”

Grandma's orders gave birth to a wry smile on Marisa's lips. He pushed his wheelchair out of the house. Before long Mr. Tedy came, he grinned amusedly and asked me to sit back.

”Obviously I can't relax, sir. This is more horrified than passing the climbs of love in front of Ranu Kumbolo mountain Semeru. I'm going to give birth soon!” my cerocos while holding the lower abdomen while Mr. Tedy began to take me to the yard.

“Sabar, Budiman. Papa just worked, you'll be out later in the hospital!” I said as I limped into the car.

“Already.... already... quiet... mama has called Dominic to follow to the hospital.” Marisa closed the car door, she sighed and got into the passenger seat. But the car has not yet drove, from the rearview view seen Mbak Iyah terbogoh-pogoh while banging the rear glass of the car after dropping his luggage.

“His stuff, Mom. Yes Allah, ngos-ngosan.” Mbak Iyah bowed while adjusting her short long breath.

“Yeah I forgot guys, it's almost the most precious treasure in our family missed. Can gaswat this if you miss.” Marisa sent Mr. Tedy out, helping Ms. Iyah put my belongings and Budiman in the hospital before the car driven by Mr. Tedy did attractions in the middle of the road.

I hissed, since I was pregnant I was rarely off road and the sensation of speeding this made his guts fall out.

Dominic often maki-maki himself.

For a moment I was amused by the amused sensation that ran from within. In later minutes the sensation of tension is again felt in the stomach and lower back.

I took a few rough breaths out of my mouth.

“Faster, Sir. Budiman already wants out.” urges me fast like a push that happens from the inside.

Mr. Tedy gripped the steering wheel and nodded. Half an hour passed in fiery tension, the car stopped with a powerful stomp in front of the hospital lobby.

Marisa got out of the car, called the nurse to help me straight into the delivery room in a wheelchair.

“I want to wait for Dominic to come first, Doctor. Not in induction. Wait for my best friend first let her see me giving birth to our child in front of her eyes.”

Some doctors looked at me with astonished gazes, but once again did not decide to ask more. One doctor came out along with Dominic who came up with an anxious and spirited expression. His chest rose and fell before smiling warmly.

“Papa's son let's go out..”