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Felix reached into a boxed handkerchief from his pants pocket and rubbed his soaked face. He's actually very disgusted. However, being held back for the sake of seeing the weak man in front of him.

"It looks like it's gone" Felix said ahead of the shaman.

I don't know what went?

The shaman glared, furious at hearing that. However, the look on his face changed drastically as Felix quietly took out ten pieces of red money from his pocket and placed them in front of the old man.

"Yeah, it's gone!" said the shaman. His eyes fixed on the money, then quickly put it in his pocket.

Kimmy who did not see that, sighed softly, somewhat relieved to hear it.

"This, Mbah!" kimmy said he put a green sheet into Grandpa's hand.

However, it was unexpected that the old man refused.

"Bring it! Take home! It will green the red one!" pushing hard.

Felix held back a laugh. Kimmy doesn't know what it means. The girl simply complied, stuffing the green sheet back into her pocket while nodding inexplicably.

"Thank you very much, Mbah! We go home first!" pamit Kimmy, pull Felix's hand back from there.

"Aing tiger!"

Felix pretended to claw Kimmy on his way home from the shaman's house.

"Ih, what the hell is Boss Pelix!" kimmy exclaimed.

Felix. Kimmy was even more astonished. This time he saw the man laughing. Finally Kimmy let the man with his own happiness.

*

The two men reached home, then Felix washed his face on the front faucet of the house and threw himself on the porch chair. Tired of walking that long. The flip flops feel like they're breaking. Felix justified his sandals in front while removing sweat.

A variety of vegetables have been grown in front of the house. The man put back his sandals and leaned back on the chair enjoying the breeze of the village, resting his weathered legs. Kimmy talks to her parents inside.

"It's okay, Pa!" the answer was when Mr. Luki asked about Felix's situation.

"Oh, thank goodness."

Mr. Luki took a boiled kettle on the plate then bit it a bit.

"It seems like you're going to have a grandchild yet?" joked Mr. Luki to Kimmy.

The two boys, Kimmy's sisters ran forward, accompanying her sister-in-law who was sitting leisurely. For a moment, they seemed familiar.

"Who?" ask Kimmy.

"Yes, this is your father!" the answer.

"Errr .. wait for Papa!" kimmy is calming.

"Yes, that's a neighbor to nanyain, Kimmy, this shy Mama if you don't have grandchildren for long. What if you have a problem, therapy or consultation to the midwife. Check cake!" ms. Amy added to Kimmy's list of tensions.

Therapy? To midwives?

Kimmy wants to sink to the ground.

Felix went into the house. The two parents added.

Felix and Kimmy looked at each other.

"Anu-anu?" ask them simultaneously.

Mr. Luki and Ms. Amy nodded happily. Felix slouched the palms together and flipped them over.

"So, you mean?" ask the man.

"Photocopies mean?" kimmy asked whispering in Felix's ear.

Felix snorted and dabbled at Kimmy's guess.

"F-photocopies go back and forth, right?" kimmy lirih.

"That means good, Oncom!" hiss Felix in Kimmy's ear.

"Aah .. don't understand!" kimmy Whisper.

"Later teach me!" sahut Felix is annoyed.

"Absolutely the boss of Pelix?" ask Kimmy again without knowing what she's asking.

Felix shook his head weakly. "Never before .." whispered.

"Ugh, never been taught! I want to learn the same pro!" kimmy Sahut.

"Geeh!" hatch Felix pinched Kimmy's arm. The girl's mouth was gaping withstanding the pain. He really does not know what is meant by anu-anu and delicious. Maybe he thought it was like food. A kind of fried ote-ote is flipped back and forth, that is.

The knock on the door made Ms. Amy move from the living room. The woman quickly opened the door.

A fat woman was carrying a plate filled with hot fritters. It looks so good.

"Mom Amy, I just saw Mommy Kimmy as the cross through the front of the house. Wow happy huh? At gatherings!" exclaim the tambun berdaster woman.

"Yes, Ms. Wati ..." replied Ms. Amy received the plate.

"It's for a get-together snack. Yes, Nyicip, Mom! Sorry just a little. I learned to make gabin tape!"

"Thank you, Mom! This is a lot!" answer Miss Amy.

"Eh, Miss Kimmy! When?" ask the neighbor as Kimmy pokes behind the curtain.

"Mm, when ... when is what, Mom?" ask Kimmy.

"That's it, make her a granddaughter for Miss Amy" replied the woman in custody again.

"Eeeh .. later," replied Kimmy of origin.

Bu Wati frowned. Wonderful with Kimmy's response.

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