Laweyan Shoulder Woman
Chapter 73. DANU AND DITA
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"Hey, don't run" said a boy chasing girls in a maroon princess skirt.
The girl looked towards him.
"Beautiful!" muttered the boy.
Meanwhile the sweet and cute-faced girl was smiling sweetly towards the boy before her.
"Hi, I'm Danu" said the boy.
"I'm Dita."
Little Dita smiles happily when she makes new friends in the village. A new place that actually he does not like to live there because Dita has to adjust to the new environment again. However, the arrival of Danu makes Dita seem to have a new breath.
"Where do you live?"
"Living in front of an alley there near the tea plantation."
"Yeay, we're in line. Our house is close."
Since that meeting Dita and Danu have become friends. They are like a pair of sisters. At that time Mrs Sekar was not like this, so was Mr. Handoko.
"How about we make a promise" Danu said as he looked at little Dita.
"What promise?"
"What if we grew up, we'd still be friends and live together."
"May," said Dita without hesitation.
Dita's lentic eyelashes move up and down exposed to the afternoon breeze. Makes Danu giggle about it.
"Thank you."
Dita and Danu even made friendship bracelets. As they were about to walk down the hill, Mr. Handoko's eyes looked extremely unfriendly.
He came to Dita with big steps and then pulled his hand and held Dita forcibly.
"You never intend to be close to Dita, understand!"
Dita's sadness continued when the morning, the Handoko Family moved home. Disputes with Mr. Raden's family affected Dita and Danu's relationship.
Not to mention, the tender that was successfully seized by the Raden Family further made the hatred in Mr. Handoko's heart grow.
"Sir, shouldn't we say goodbye to Mr. Raden's family?" ask Mrs Sekar to her husband.
"What if you don't want to say goodbye! There's a problem with you!"
Madam Sekar who was about to create tension in the car finally made the three of them even more tense.
Since then Danu and Dita have been separated.
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Danu who was recovering somehow suddenly recalled her childhood best friend after holding a bracelet she found under her bed. His eyes glared far ahead, observing the beautiful expanse of tea plantations.
"Do I have to make sure that the Dita I met yesterday was Dita who was my childhood friend?"
Danu Ambyar's daydream when Grandma Romlah came to him with a tray containing two cups of warm tea and boiled cassava as a snack.
"What daydream?"
"Grandma, I want to know!" janda Danu responded to her grandmother's remarks.
"Well, if you don't want to tell me it's okay!" grandma said as if angry.
Meanwhile Danu switched the conversation so that her grandmother would be less suspicious of her. Although in reality Grandma Romlah can know this.
"How's Grandma's wound, it's healed?"
"Either, this wound is what to worry about, the important thing is that you survive it is much more important than anything."
"Thank you, dear Grandma," Danu said as she hugged her grandmother tightly.