Lilian Transmigration
Lousy

"Hey boy... Napa look-look? Here if you dare." said Arlin suddenly.

Lili who used to have no younger sister or brother was confused how to talk to children. Because all he had gotten from his parents were those who did not care about him at all. It is also impossible if he does not invite to talk to a small child who is in one room with him.

The atmosphere in this room was very awkward because it turned out that the boy was boldly approaching his sleeping gurney. He looked at Arlin with a hard to interpret gaze and even thought that his mother was very strange. Kei just stood next to the bed vault because he couldn't seem to sit on it.

"Strange.." said Kei indifferently.

Arlin certainly did not expect if a small child has an indifferent nature and seemed arrogant like this. Usually a child will smile and even look very sweet and funny. But look at Kei, his eyes continue to look at him sharply as if in front of him this is an enemy. There was not even a happy look on his face when he saw what he said was his mother.

"Something seems wrong. Was Arlin evil to his son? Until his own son is lazy to look at him and close to him." Arlin's inner.

But when he was daydreaming while staring at Kei intensely, suddenly a piece of memory entered his brain. By reflex, he held his head from feeling such intense dizziness. While Kei himself although his face is very flat but from the sight of his eyes he was so worried about the state of his mother.

"I don't want to breastfeed him." point a woman to a baby in the arms of Mbok Lala.

"He's not the kid I want. If only she hadn't attended, maybe I could have continued my career in modeling!" exclaim that woman.

"Mama, let's accompany me or any other" said a little boy.

"Don't come close to me!" the woman snaps at a child in front of her.

A woman who screamed and uttered the snapping sentence until the rejection was Arlin. In fact, all the clashes he was pointing at a boy who was none other than Kei himself. It was only fitting that Kei was cold with him because his behavior had not been good to him since long ago.

Slowly the pain in his head began to subside as Kei was seen wanting to run out of the inpatient room. However, Arlin immediately restrained Kei's shoulder so as not to come out. Arlin looked at his son as if shaking his head.

"I'm fine. You don't have to worry" Arlin said calmly.

"That's ndak tawatil" Kei said as he turned his face away from Arlin's sight.

Arlin could only hold back his laughter seeing the prestige of his son being too high to not admit that he was so worried. But Arlin immediately smiled softly after remembering how he used to treat the child. Even though he's not the one who did it, he somehow feels it and feels very guilty.

It turned out that Kei's fate in his family was the same as his old self. Always alone without the company of her parents. Although he was never yelled at like Kei but he could also feel what the boy felt.

"I'm sorry ma-ma" Arlin stammered as he called himself mama.

Kei who heard the soft words from his mother immediately turned his gaze towards the woman in front of him. Even now the two of them were looking at each other so deeply. There was a delicate sigh so warm it instantly penetrated into the hearts of the two making them continue to lock onto his gaze.

Chequek...

When the two were still staring at each other and enjoying the comfort, the sound of the door opening made them immediately turn their eyes towards the sound. Aldo entered and saw a pair of mothers and children who were near the gurney. His forehead frowned in wonder when his son wanted to be close to his mother.

"You can go home tomorrow. In the next week you have to have foot therapy." said Aldo makes Arlin just nod his head.

Even Arlin did not want to look at Aldo's face because he still wanted to nag the man due to the revision of his script. Aldo could only sigh at his wife's behavior. He now sits on the couch, leaving Kei close to his mother.

"The wicked husband indeed. Thesis is not in acc mulu, he thinks that nulis does not need a brain." he muttered annoyed.

He continued to cite Aldo who worked as a lecturer guiding his script. He still does not accept the script is not in acc even though he has tried to do it seriously. Everything that Arlin did was not out of his sight.

"Capa cuwami duljana? The cklipsi?" ask Kei suddenly.

Hearing Kei's question suddenly made Aldo immediately turn his eyes towards Arlin. Aldo even now staring at Arlin so intensely made the woman fear herself.

"Mama's son just misheard this time. There is no duljana husband. There are only mama's friends who have thesis guidance lecturers but ask for continued revision of their work. Pity him?" arlin said as he explained about himself back when his body was still in his original body.

"Ndak kacian uga. Tan talo levisi belalti there is something wrong and it is smooth dibenelin." said Kei innocently.

Arlin had his eyes round in disbelief at the defense of his son. He did not expect if what he said was immediately denied even preferring to defend his lecturer. Arlin pursed his lips while Aldo could only hold back his laughter. It seems Aldo understood the intention of his wife who insinuated his profession as a lecturer.

Eitsa... But for a moment, Aldo seemed to remember something that his wife had said the doctor had temporary amnesia. But in fact considering the profession that works as a lecturer.

"Do you remember your husband's profession as a lecturer?" aldo asked directly towards Arlin.

Just touch Arlin's eyes rounded. She unknowingly told me about her story when she was a thesis student under the guidance of her husband. Her eyes moved wildly in search of the right reason for her husband to be unsuspecting.

"Where do I know that the lecturer. I was just a story and spontaneously told that to Kei" Arlin said a little nervously.

Arlin's nervousness was captured by Aldo making him want to make sure something. Of course with the help of a doctor to make sure it's real amnesia or not. It could even be if it was just a sudden memory that came as wild as it was.