Love Among Family Hostility
It rained today

Eleena stared straight at the parking area where many vehicles gathered. The girl sat on the bench that had been provided there, slightly pensive as she waited for something to come.

The memory of the incident two days ago still kept spinning in Eleena's head. Masa Arjuna was angry just because he came home ushered by Vishnu. The quarrel that originally only happened between Eleena and Arjuna turned into Arjuna and Sinta's quarrel.

Eleena still does not understand, why Arjuna does not like Vishnu so much. The reason Vishnu was the son of Rama and the Son of Aksanta was a little absurd to Eleena. Indeed what is with the Son of Aksanta that Arjuna is uncomfortable whenever he hears his name.

"Vishnu Son of Aksanta, I know about him. Don't ever think I don't know anything, Jun."

Because of Sinta's sentence, Arjuna was silent for quite a while. They did not communicate for two days. It was not Eleena who did not communicate with Arjuna, but her father who did not communicate with her mother. As long as Eleena was alive, only this time did she see her parents silencing each other.

There is no warm talk, no romantic treatment, there is only the cold. Eleena never thought that something as trivial as Sinta knowing Vishnu's full name could be this bad.

"Wait a long time?" The voice broke Eleena's daydream. The girl looked at the source of the voice. A tall man with a sharp nose, white skin, red lips and hair covering his forehead.

"Why?" His height and Eleena who was decrepit because Eleena was sitting requires Vishnu to crouch in order to equalize the height and height of Eleena.

"What was the matter then?" ask Vishnu gently. Eleena nodded.

"Tante Sinta called me, he told me to walk. Later you will return home with the driver," explained Vishnu.

"Seriously Mommy said that to lo?"

Vishnu nodded, "Yes, just a aunt called earlier," replied Vishnu.

"Go home yuk." Vishnu stood up, extending his hand in front of Eleena. But Eleena did not return the hand, the girl immediately stood up and walked ahead of Vishnu without speaking another word.

Vishnu stared at the back of the girl who had started to move away. Vishnu understood exactly what Eleena was feeling now. Because just like Eleena the relationship of Rama and Meethila was also never good. Vishnu does not know when the two people can communicate well, can behave romantically with each other. Rama is too busy working and Meethila is too busy serving the house.

Rama and Meethila may have spent time together, but Rama never wanted to. Until now Vishnu still wondered what reason Rama would marry his mother if only to make Meethila feel hurt.

"Woi!" the screams of Eleena who had turned around looked at Vishnu from a considerable distance. "The hunt!" continued.

Vishnu soon followed the girl. Eleena turned back and continued her journey towards Vishnu's car parked in front of her.

"Eh wait." Eleena stopped suddenly, almost making Vishnu hit the back of the girl who was shorter than him.

"I thought I was talking about you." Eleena turned her body and because the distance between her and Vishnu was so thin, once the girl turned her body she hit the chest of Vishnu's field.

"Lo crazy." Eleena hit Vishnu's chest and stroked his sore forehead. Vishnu stroked his aching chest.

"Kok so I'm crazy, you hit me," reply Vishnu did not accept still stroking his chest. Vishnu did not think that this tiny woman had great power as well to the extent that Vishnu's chest could hurt like this because of his punch.

"Indeed strong anyway," inner Vishnu suddenly. She recalled how Eleena beat up Rama's men to save her and did not forget Eleena also helped Rama take back his stolen cell phone. Vishnu forgot Eleena was ever that strong.

"But you're wrong here!" Eleena still did not want to lose to argue with this man in front of her.

"Lo who stopped suddenly too." Vishnu and Eleena are arguing now. Just because of a trivial problem these two people can not solve it well.

"Gue doesn't want to go home!" eleena said in the end after a long time he argued with Vishnu determine who was wrong and who was right about the incident.

"Why?"

"Gue is lazy. Why do I have to be the same lo, who am I lo?—"

"My girlfriend," cut Vishnu, Eleena shut up.

This strange feeling appeared again. Eleena could even hear her own heartbeat. It feels like his tongue is instantly mute, his feet stiff just because of the word 'girlfriend' spoken Vishnu.

"But I brought my own car" replied Eleena.

"Where's the car?" Vishnu asked in a trivial tone and it reawakened Eleena's emotions. Just now the girl felt a little carried away because the man said Eleena was his girlfriend, but now Vishnu is back to being a shitty creature.

"That!" Eleena pointed to the empty part that had nothing there. The girl did not allow the view and origin of the pointer so she got a big laugh from Vishnu.

"There's nothing, you moron." Vishnu laughed in satisfaction, occasionally holding his stomach due to the pain of laughing out loud as the girl pointed at the empty area instead of her car.

Eleena looked at Vishnu confused, with the consciousness that was still trying to collect Eleena turned to the direction where she pointed earlier.

The girl's eyes were perfectly rounded, it was empty land. There are no four-wheeled vehicles and red— favorite car Eleena there.

"Lo glasses must be added so that you become six eyes," ledek Wisnu still laughs at the girl endlessly.

"You can't exist just now" muttered Eleena still did not expect her favorite car to disappear from the place.

"Well, that car was carried by the driver." Vishnu tried to stop his laughter in order to convey the information to Eleena without being cut into pieces because of his laughter. "Makanya Aunt Sinta asked me to take a walk so you do not slump so your car was taken earlier. Later on you already want to go home new dikasih car to lo," explained Vishnu.

Eleena turned to the man, knitting her brows in search of the truth of each of his words. "Gue ain't lying, really." Vishnu raised his two fingers in the form of the letter V convincing Eleena that for this time he did not give lies to the girl.

"How can I trust you?" Eleena gave an intimidating look, she still did not believe Vishnu so easily. Because as far as Eleena knows, Vishnu is a man who easily lies. If Rama alone could be lied to by her what about Eleena.

The sound of lightning sounded from the sky. The white clouds were replaced with dark black clouds. Lightning snatched at each other. And it didn't take long for the rain to wet the earth and the rest of it.

Vishnu pulled Eleena's hand and immediately took the girl into his car as the rain hit their skin.

"Wear the seat belt," asked Vishnu. Eleena complied because she was also still in a state of shock as the rain came too suddenly.

Vishnu turned on his car, took the four-wheeled vehicle away from there. The rain was so heavy and there were occasional sounds of lightning striking from outside.

"Don't speed it!" eleena Sentak.

"Who's speeding? Want to die my time if speeding," retorted Vishnu.

Eleena snorted at the answer from this man. Although for Vishnu this speed is fairly slow but for Eleena this has been too speeding when it rains.

Vishnu took his car somewhere. The man simply followed the direction of the road, letting time be wasted so long with Eleena accompanied by the rain out there.

"When do I date?" Eleena opened the subject this time. The girl who originally folded her hands on her chest while listening to a song from earphones attached to her ears, now she turned her head so that she could look at Vishnu clearly.

"When do you want it? I depend on you." Vishnu's answer was always not the answer Eleena wanted.

"Serious Gue Wis," replied Eleena. "Gue too."

Eleena sighed, facing this man like Vishnu had to be patient a lot. Eleena so surprised from which side Sinta called this child is a good child.

"Tomorrow we break up, will you?"

"Not that!" Vishnu rejected Eleena's crazy idea.

"I'm crazy to break up tomorrow, I'll die with it."

"So when?"

"Wait another month, will you?" Vishnu made an offer.

"Totally, don't want to."

"Yeah, if dating is not up to a month bokap I where believe I'm dating you," he replied.

"But not a month, neither," said Eleena.

Eleena returned to her original position. He had already lost the urge to discuss it again. Even Vishnu who tried to convince him he did not gubris. The state of Eleena's heart is not good these two days, and this is influenced by the state of her parents who inhabit each other just because the Son of Aksanta is next to her.

Vishnu again felt bad for the girl. Though Sinta told him to please his son but Vishnu instead made the girl feel upset because of the attitude he showed.

Vishnu was confused what he should behave like to this girl. Vishnu is not a female expert who can know anything they want. Vishnu is not Arfin who has known various kinds of girl attitudes. This is Vishnu's first experience of being in a romantic relationship and even then being directly with an annoying girl like Eleena.

They're silent again. Allowing the roar of the car engine and the sound of rain outside to be the sound of their communication. Vishnu drove slowly, while turning his brain to please Eleena. At least when the girl came home she was already feeling a little happy because it was the trust from Sinta for her. Sinta already trust Vishnu to make his son happy there is no way Vishnu disappointed the woman.

"But if Eleena says, when it rains and you're with her again, mending buy her meatballs."

Ah that's him. Arfin's remarks gave Vishnu an idea. Because now the atmosphere is also raining heavily, why Vishnu did not try to do that alone. Who knew it could make the girl who was now his girlfriend a little happy and could forget about her problem.

"Would you eat meatballs?" haggling Vishnu suddenly. Eleena's attention was a little distracted, hearing Vishnu's offer was a little interesting for her.

Eleena stared at the window next to the chair she was sitting in. Still raining, the streets are still wet, the cold also hit eating something warm like meatballs is not too bad either.

Eleena wanted to answer but she was still angry at Vishnu. So he did not answer even though he wanted to. Eleena should not be seen that she is interested in Vishnu's invitation this time. Eleena must be a woman who is difficult to guess and make her partner think for themselves what she is like.

Vishnu sighed, instead of giving an answer the girl next to him even saw rain from the window. Vishnu sometimes dizzy with the attitude of these women, actually they want what, too troublesome men.

Vishnu's car was still speeding, and his eyes were looking here and there to find a meatball shop in the rain. Vishnu's eyes were not wrong, the man stopped the car near the meatball cart.

"Down" said Vishnu. Eleena followed.

"We eat here?" It was Eleena's question as soon as she saw that they were going to eat meatballs by the roadside and the seller was also using the cart.

"What matters is meatballs" retorted Vishnu ketus.

"Why not at a restaurant?" Eleena complained but kept her voice from being heard into the ears of the seller who was cooking their order.

"When it doesn't taste good?"

"Lo belom nyoba, do not need to be complete. Still mending I invite you to eat here, rather than I take you to muter-muter aja," said Vishnu.

Eleena returned her upset look. Indeed this is a place to sell meatballs but this is from street vendors, while Eleena very rarely or almost never buy food from street vendors like this. Eleena used to eat in cafes or in restaurants since childhood.

"This is the meatball." The seller put two bowls of meatballs and noodles in it. A white bowl but a picture of a chicken in the middle, funny.

"That's funny the bowl." Eleena became focused on the image of the chicken in the middle of their bowl. The rooster was only the first time Eleena had seen since she lived in the world.

"Can there be a picture of the chicken, sir?" Eleena asked the seller.

The salesman chuckled, "That's the son, Neng."

"The bowl pack is funny, can I buy it?" ask Eleena again.

"Don't be crazy." Vishnu brushed off Eleena's remarks immediately. "Just a bowl, a scene," he continued.

Vishnu poured some spices and sauces that had been presented on the table. Vishnu and Eleena sat facing each other, and with her nosiness Vishnu poured the sauce into Eleena's bowl.

Eleena forcibly took the bottle of sauce from Vishnu's hand as soon as it was almost spread in many parts of her meatballs.

"Eat this," exasperated Vishnu.

"Yes, that's it." Eleena mixes various spices and sauces that have been set on the meatballs into one. It tastes much better if all the spices are mixed evenly.

Eleena was a little unsure to eat this but seeing Vishnu eating so voraciously even the meatballs in the man's bowl stayed half making Eleena feel curious about the taste.

"Eat well," tell Vishnu in the condition of the mouth is still chewing the noodles he just entered.

Eleena scooped the meatball for the first time. Bite small pieces of the round-shaped food into his mouth.

"Enak, right?" ask Vishnu.

Eleena nodded. He put in the next piece and it still tastes good. Along with Vishnu, Eleena also enjoyed this dish.

Vishnu finished first. He wiped the area of his mouth and hands using the tissue available in that place.

"Pelan-pelan aja eat," Vishnu's memory saw the girl eat voraciously but a little rush.

Eleena chewed her food first and then swallowed it before she said, "Lo's ready and I'm not, '" the girl replied.

"It's easy, I'll wait." Vishnu again brought up his sweet smile, he also took his hand to stroke Eleena's mane.

Eleena felt the red hue coming back to her face, so she had to bow down so Vishnu did not see it. Eleena ate slowly while trying to hide the red hue on her face.

"Lo is funny if you eat gini," kekeh Vishnu. Unknowingly, Vishnu's activities since then only looked at the girl waiting for her lover to finish eating his dishes.

"Funny dirmananya?" Eleena raised her gaze.

"It's funny." Vishnu did not give an explanation but he pinched Eleena's cheek angrily as proof that what he said was true.

Eleena looked back. For the umpteenth time, just because of Vishnu's attitude like this Eleena's heart cannot be conditioned. The throttle was getting faster when Eleena just sat down while eating meatballs on the table.

"Still wearing the bracelet?" Vishnu's gaze was shifted to the circular pearl bracelet on Eleena's left wrist. It was her bracelet when they attended the Valentine's Day event a few days ago.

"Still," replied Eleena. "Belom you threw away my painting?"

Vishnu shook his head, "Belom. I put it on display in my room, pretty tau," praised Vishnu.

Eleena blushed again and at the same time the meatballs in the girl's bowl ran out as well.

"Good boy, next time we're here anyway," said Eleena a little excitedly bringing up a smile on the face of the seller who was taking the bowl off their table.

"So don't want to" replied Vishnu.

"You don't know what it's like."

"That's why if anything is tried first just come," Vishnu reply gave a super slow blow to Eleena's head even the girl felt nothing. Seeing Vishnu who hit him like this, made Eleena so reminded of Arjuna. Arjuna was also like this if the man was furious at Eleena. If Eleena says it, it's an affectionate blow for not hurting at all.

"Would you like to go home?" ask Vishnu.

"It's still raining." Vishnu nodded in agreement. The rain was still pouring down as if it did not give any pause so that they could leave this place.

"Wait for the rain to stop" Eleena pinta. Vishnu cleared a short moment in response.

"It seems exciting yes if we couple the bracelet," said Vishnu. "Can too. Wear this bracelet, it's funny."

"No, that pearl bracelet is too girl, I'm a guy. Find that model of a boy's bracelet." Vishnu denied Eleena's proposal.

"Yes, do it yourself."

"Okay later I make it, but I don't give it to you."

"What a hell is a hell of a bitch." Eleena hit Vishnu's arm again and the master screamed in agony.

"Lo's really rude to be a girl."

"Belvin. Let no man be the same as me" replied the girl.

"No one dares arbitrarily to the same lo El, there they fell in love with lo," the inner Vishnu looked at the girl.

Vishnu got up, he moved. Vishnu, who was sitting in front of Eleena, sat down next to Eleena. Vishnu's hand moved to hold the hand of Eleena who was on the table.

"El, you never really like that guy?" vishnu asked when his hand managed to hold Eleena's hand and make Eleena blush again.

Eleena as much as possible to cover the feeling that seemed to make him fly to the seventh sky from Vishnu.

Eleena cleared her throat briefly, "Gue never liked guys, but I think now she likes it again" she replied.

"Who?"

"Repo."

Vishnu smiled as he clucked. Though he hoped there was another answer but in fact Eleena's answer was even like that.

"El just hang on." Vishnu pulled something out of his pants pocket. An envelope was slightly yellowish in color and in the middle was like a royal stamp in the past.

"It's a poem, make it lo." Vishnu placed the poem in the open palm of Eleena's hand.

"It must be really good. Thanks for the poem. Your poem is so beautiful, I fell in love with it," praised Eleena staring in amazement at the envelope in her hand.

"As long as you're happy, I'm happy too." Vishnu and Eleena both smiled at each other.

Eleena slowly brought herself closer to Vishnu. With her eyes still staring at the envelope, Eleena leaned her head against Vishnu's shoulder.

"From a long time ago I always hoped to meet a couple who are art children and now I get it" said Eleena.

I don't know, that feeling is coming again. That feeling made Vishnu increasingly tighten his grip on Eleena. As if from that grasp, Vishnu tried to convey what he felt to the girl.

The two lovebirds who were asleep with each other did not realize there was someone across there, holding an umbrella shelter from the rush of rain.

Be ill. It felt as if Arfin was stabbed by a sharp knife. He could not count the number of times a scene like this he saw. He also could not remember how much he felt the tightness of seeing the closeness of Eleena and Vishnu that was getting longer and more there were no more restrictions. Arfin knew now that Eleena was his friend's lover but Arfin who first approached the girl, Arfin who first made the girl comfortable, and Arfin, who was the girl, Arfin also made the girl laugh first but now her position has been replaced so easily with just a few romantic attitude Vishnu on Eleena.

Arfin never expected him to reach this stage. Watching the woman he cares for in a romantic relationship with a friend he already considers like his own brother. The game wasn't over, but Arfin had already lost.

If only Eleena knew, that before Vishnu there was Arfin who first liked it. If only Eleena knew what Arfin had sacrificed to get here. If only Eleena knew, that the bracelet and every poem given by Vishnu came from her. If only Eleena knew that the beautiful words of poetry that calmed her heart came from the sincerity of Arfin. Arfin was already struggling but no one noticed it.

"If I knew I'd be this, I wouldn't love you, El," Arfin's mind, clenched his hand through all the pain and tightness there.

Ting

Vishnu picked up his cell phone lying on the table. With his shoulder still rested by Eleena and his right hand holding Eleena's left hand, Vishnu opened the message of what he received at this time.

Arfin:

I go home, I can't stand it

You take El home, be careful on the road

Vishnu slightly jerked. His eyes were looking for Arfin. She forgot that Arfin came here to pick up Eleena. Because Arjuna did not want Eleena to be escorted by Vishnu again so Sinta asked Arfin to take Eleena home.

Arfin asked Vishnu where he and Eleena were. Vishnu sends their location to Arfin but Vishnu forgets that Arfin will come here.

Vishnu looked at Eleena who was reading a poem by Arfin. Vishnu's guilt is back. Vishnu believes Arfin has arrived at this place. And it is possible that the man saw Eleena leaning her head on Vishnu's shoulder so that the man chose to leave because he had experienced heartache.

Vishnu pressed a few digits of the number, he tried to contact Arfin. However, none of Vishnu's calls were answered by Arfin.