Love Frame For Sarmila
CHAPTER 117

The clock felt like it was spinning for so long. Time after time in a slow sense. By staring at the clock, notice the movement of each hour hand, respond to how the needle can move, from second to minute, from minute to hour, then think for a while what's going on out there while we waste time watching the time so he doesn't run like a horse. Time will go slowly.

There are times in your life when you have fun with your loved ones, the time you spend feels so fleeting. You feel before the fun begins, the time is over. Conversely, when you wait for something special or in difficult conditions, time feels slow.

Not connected, yeah. The one thing they feel. Since Rohim returned from Lampung, both Mila, Sarah and Lala have never spoken to his father from heart to heart. Talk about how the father really is, both Sarah and Mila are busy with household affairs. While Lala was busy with her school activities.

"A few days ago I asked us to gather at home. He said that my son will be born when we are less and less for father. At that time I just agreed, because since Sarah was picked up by Anjas, my father often asked why Sarah never played home" said Mila.

"Sister, I'm sorry. Not no matter the same father, but activities at home and campus are very time-consuming. Said bang Anjas, dad came home just finished nariknya. That's why they rarely meet,"

"Jas, did you tell Narik's father?" ask Mila.

"Father who wants Mila, even though I have told at the counter only, in the admin section. But I don't feel right there, I know he has angkot, " explained Anjas.

"Darling, you can't blame Anjas. Maybe it is true said Anjas, if you are used to the activity so once told to be silent will not be at home. Just like you keep working despite being pregnant,"

"You, Sarah. Isn't the counter with the campus unidirectional. Of course, you often stop by the counter, look at the cake of the father, chat with the cake, he also wants to share stories with his children. If only I had a chance to talk to my dad. I'll do it, but I live at Anjas' counter. You should have some free time,"

"Why did Mila blame me? I rarely go to the counter, but that doesn't mean I don't care about you. I just got home to help Mama Melani, not to mention that there was an impromptu exam in the afternoon college change. After all, as long as I'm still living with you, my dad and I often talk together. Although what he's talking about isn't far from Mila's sister,"

"Have ... has ... This is the hospital you even quarreled. When it comes to worry, we're all the same here. What happened to your father was his will" Mother Dahlia tried to mediate the two brothers' quarrel.

"Astaghfirullah, astaghfirullah" Mila said repeatedly.

"I'm sorry Sarah's sister, not to accuse you of all sorts, brother was panicking when bang Jaka told me that he had fainted in his room. You remember this was also the same incident with Aminah's mother. I'm so scared, I'm afraid I'm going to go away just like Mom, too,"

The door to the ICU room opened. A man in a white coat came out of the door. Everyone stands to know what Rohim is thinking.

"Doctor, how's my dad doing?" Mila immediately asked the situation of her father.

"Alhamdulillah, your father's heart is not too severe. It could be the effects of fatigue. Soon he'll be transferred to his ward,"

"Hungs? so my dad has heart disease, doc?" ask Mila.

"Actually there is no history that we examined earlier it seems to be only a factor tired effect of his age. Is your dad a smoker?"

"Sometimes, Doc. But not an active smoker does it have something to do with doc's?"

"Yes, I saw the same problem with his lungs. But if it is passive can still be prevented early on,"

After the doctor explained about Rohim's father's condition. The father was still asleep in the patient's gurney. The sound of gurney wheels could be heard breaking the silence of the night around the hospital. Mila and her extended family accompanied her father into ward 2.

"Mas, you take Lala home. It's late" Mila told her husband.

"You also go home, baby, remember you also have to take care of your health. Father's business let me take care of it,"

Anjas also asked Sarah to return home in Sawah Lebar, she said to stand guard at the hospital with Danu.

"Honey, you went home with Mila, yeah. I'll take you to my father's house, about the hospital guard so that Danu's brother and sister, just,"

"Well, if there's anything to tell you, huh?" Anjas nodded. She said goodbye to Danu to take Sarah home.

"Jas, when it comes to taking them home let me take them. Mumpung earlier I brought an angkot to deliver Mr. Rohim to the hospital," said bang Jaka.

"Ah, yes, thank you, bang,"

"Jas, I want to go back to Eva's house too, just be sorry that Intan is waiting there" said Dahlia's mother.

"The girls just go home. Let us men take care of Rohim's father" Danu said.

Mila approached the husband "Uda also do not be too tired, yes. Uda knows yourself the condition of self, Mila does not want you why, later Mila tell bang Jaka between drugs,"

"You take it easy, baby. This medicine is in the bag. Never to be left behind" Danu showed his wife a black plastic bag.

"What are you sick about, Danu?" ask Dahlia's mother.

"It's just vitamins, ma'am," Mila replied.

It really does not mean they want to hide what is in the idap Danu. But for Mila and Danu as long as it can still be overcome. If they keep Danu's disease diagnosed with blood cancer, it certainly makes people around him sad. Or maybe Mila will be asked to leave her husband. And if that happens, he won't do it.

"Oh," Dahlia refused to ask much. Although he was curious why Danu brought such a medicine.

Mila and the others decided to go home. Although he actually wanted to stay in the hospital looking after his father. But considering she is also pregnant and prioritizing the health of children in the womb.

"Sister," said Lala.

"Yes, La,"

"What is dad really sick? said brother Fera, father sick old man? how old is my father, brother?"

"Father's age 65, deck. She married her mother, who was an adult. While the mother at that time did not finish high school," replied Mila.

"Have not finished High School, why is she married?"

"Because in the past that married women under 17 were common, La," Dahlia's mother also answered Lala's question.

"That age, bude and your mother have no fees for further schooling. Even the old days who just finished SD or finished Junior High had three or four children,

Different from today who are already insightful. There is already prevention for early marriage for minors" explained Dahlia's mother. Lala is just a beard. Actually, he did not really understand the explanation of the adults around him. But one thing he knows, it's not good to get married too young.

The people of old times, whether our parents or grandparents, were forced adults. They live in difficult times so they have to work extra hard at a young age. Grandpa may have sold snacks when he was a child, wandered away when he was a teenager, doing heavy jobs, and so on. Grandma also may have learned to cook from childhood, helped her parents work in the fields, draw well water, participate in selling in the market, and so on.

It was hard times that forced them to marry young. Marriage is considered a pathway that eases their burden, at least some help work and children born later can help work as well.

Young marriages are at higher risk of experiencing mental disorders, be it anxiety disorders, stress, or depression. This condition generally occurs due to unpreparedness in undergoing the burden and responsibilities received as a husband or wife.In addition, it can have a negative impact on health, early marriage also has the potential to trigger sexual violence and human rights violations. Through the laws and regulations in Indonesia, the minimum age for marriage is 19 years, both men and women.

"Sarah's sister is young too" Lala said.

"But the age of the sister has entered the criteria, Brother also has finished High School,"

"So the marriage requirement must be finished High School, yes."

"Yes, you have to finish high school first" Sarah said.

"If Lala grows up, don't want to date first, sister. Lala wants to be successful first,"

"Well, La," Mila hugged her youngest sister.