Kinara's Wait
Rise from the fall
As strong as a woman, she must have been hurt when she found out if her husband left her and just left something very valuable.
When compared to treasure, Ali is more important according to Kinara. But not ali. He thought more about the life of his wife and adopted son would be like without him.
Long before that day happened, he thought about it. Ali had a bad feeling for a few months before he returned to Medan.
All of this had occurred to him about the matter. Therefore when the store reported Ali's booking jewelry was ready, Ali asked him to be sent to Papua.
And to be sent to Papua, which is not a little. Because the jewelry is not a periasn as usual.
But it's a real diamond. And Ppai Gilang knows that. He guessed that the jewelry belonged to Kinara.
But when looking at the purchase note that reads the name Jaber al Bashri. Papi Gilang was a little suspicious if it was Ali.
And sure enough, if it was Ali. Papi Gilang just found out at this time. As he read the letter given by Ali inside the velvet box.
Not to mention the watch that Kinara had bought for him when they used to go to Jakarta, the watch that Ali wore when he left for Papua.
But now the clock has become a memory as Ali released all that was left in his body as he fell into the bottomless sea of Papua there.
Kinara, who had stopped crying, immediately wiped her entire face with her hands and instant hijab.
With a puffy face Kinara turned to Papi Gilang who was now looking at him with a gaze that was not like anything.
"Hold the jewelry with the letter, pi. Adek wants to pawn this jewelry the same papi. As Bang Ali said. Bang Ali wanted the jewelry to remain in Papi's hands but instead gave money adek to be able to open a business. My brother told me the same. The jewelry is a pawn. Not a sell adek. Because the jewelry is a dowry from the Ali bang for adek which was not because this jewelry takes time to be booked. And now, leave it to Papi. Papi save. Just tell Mami the truth." Kinara said after a long time they fell silent.
"If it's money, Papi can give it to you, son. Just tell me how much starch you need Papi beriakn."
Papi Gilang was stunned for a moment. Afterwards the middle-aged man smiled and rubbed Kinara's head.
"Well, if that's your decision. Just hold this jewelry. As long as your in-laws are here. That long we will stay here. Later when Papi comes home, Papi will take your jewelry for Papi to save in our family trimmed. What business do you want to open, son?"
Kinaar looked far ahead. He installed if in the military housing complex there is no complete self-service.
Ali and Kinara used to come up with that idea. There's a vacant lot at the end near Lana's house.
The land was so vast that it was fitting for the self-service pembanguann.Kinaar smiled as he thought of his idea.
"Tomorrow in the morning, we walk alone, right? Just walk away. Later will show and adek tell Papi what business will be stubis.
Papi Gilang smiled, "Okay! For tonight, just rest. Come on, Mami and your in-laws will be searching for your whereabouts,"
Kinara nodded, he got up and headed to the sink in the kitchen to wash his face so as not to look puffy.
"Already," said Kinara immediately brought the backpack back which was followed by Papi Gilang behind him.
The two of them separated while in the living room. Because all the men are still gathered there.
While Kinara immediately went into her room and put Ali's backpack and jewelry, she put it in the closet.
From tonight he must rise. He must be able to stand alone without the help of other oarnag. He will learn banayk from Papi Gialng who is a businessman and also Mami Alisa.