Loving My Brother's Fiancee
25. Pregnant

Today Salwa's physical condition is not okay. He felt this one week ago. His body was completely powerless. Doing anything is lazy. Usually the woman is always active even though she is only inside the house.

"Non, shouldn't we go to the hospital? Maybe later can be given the same vitamin doctor to increase appetite. It's been two days, Non Salwa, absolutely no eating, just snacking," said Bik Sumi who was worried about her employer's son

"No, Bik. I'm fine" Salwa said with a smile.

"But, Non, Bibi is getting worried seeing Non Salwa limp like this. What does Non Salwa actually hurt? Kok, suddenly I get wind like this. If you catch a cold, dredge is better, but this is still it."

Salwa thought about Bik Sumi. He also felt strange about his body. It's not usually like this. Suddenly the woman remembered something, that this month Salwa did not come.

His body trembled thinking of the possibility that would happen. His heart was beating faster and irregularly. The breath seemed to be stuck in the throat. The face that had been pale was growing pias.

Unknowingly his hand rubbed his flat stomach. It was fortunate that he was under the blanket so, Bik Sumi did not look. Thinking there was life there made his chest even more claustrophobic. How will he live this life later?

Salwa lives like a bird in a cage. Now there is another life in his stomach. Imagining the life of her son who would be just like her made the woman's heart sliced. Salwa could not imagine that.

Suddenly his mind wandered. The woman's feelings were mixed. Not that he is not happy with the presence of a baby, but why should he come at the wrong time. Everything happened because of an accident. He is also not married. What do people say later? There will be a lot of ridicule coming to him and his son later.

Dripping tears drenched Salwa's cheeks and of course, made Bik Sumi worried for her master's son. From then on, it was fine.

"Non Salwa, why are you crying? What did Auntie's words hurt, Non? Sorry Auntie, yes! Aunty's just worried about non Salwa."

Salwa who saw Bik Sumi feeling guilty immediately wiped her tears and tried to smile. "I'm okay, Bik. Just miss mama again," replied Salwa lying.

"Oh, I guess why. Better, Non Salwa, pray a lot for the mistress so that she is placed in God's paradise."

"Amin" said Salwa. "Did Papa leave, Bik?"

"Oh, just now. You asked why Non Salwa does not eat breakfast? I'm just saying that Non Salwa is sick."

"Oh, so Papa knows I'm sick, but why doesn't he see me? Am I not that important to him?"

"That's not it, Non, sir said there's work that he has to finish soon," Bik Sumi replied lying.

Anton did not care about Salwa. He only asked to call the family doctor if anything happened.

"Yes already, Bik. Thank you, I want a break."

"Yes, Non. I want to go back to the kitchen. The porridge don't forget to eat."

"Thank you for your equal attention, Bik."

Meanwhile, in Salwa's room she cried again. He doesn't know what to do with himself. Had Abraham accepted it, the woman would have been pleased with the presence of this baby. Regardless of how she could be in her stomach, but the man had already refused to be together.

For a month, Abra did not contact her, let alone ask about her news. Salwa tried to wake up from her sleep. He wanted to wash his face and go for a walk. The woman was tired of being in the room and wanted to get out for a breath of fresh air.

Meanwhile, outside the house. Abra was sitting in his car. He looked towards Salwa's house. It had been a month that the man had not seen the woman. His longing sense completely dispelled common sense.

Abra thought maybe by just looking at the longing it would disappear. However, since this morning, the man had not seen Salwa at all. Even yesterday he did not see the woman even though he had stopped in front of the house all day. I don't know, what this is called madness out of love.

Abraham hit him on the head, so he could keep an eye on people's homes and hope the owner would come out. It was better for him to go to the office, a lot of work was waiting for him. The car he drives will go. However, a shout from Bik Sumi made the man turn off the car engine and run closer to Bik Sumi who asked for help.

"Auntie, what's wrong?" ask Abra.

"Den Abra!" Bik Sumi tried to catch her breath. "Thankfully Aden is here. It was ... it was Non Salwa fainting in her room," the middle-aged woman continued with a breath that was still gnawing.

"Fainted?" Abra immediately ran towards the house. However, unfortunately he did not know where the lady's room was.

"Sir, where is the room?" ask Abra.

"His room is upstairs. Room number two."

Abraham continued his steps by running, looking for Salwa's whereabouts. The door of the room opened, he immediately entered and saw the woman lying beside the bed. Soon the man picked up and took her to the hospital. Abra was really worried that something might happen to Salwa.

Looks lips that are usually pink tempting now look dull. His face was pale, not as bright as usual. The man took Salwa to the hospital in his car. The trip is quite time consuming because of the number of vehicles passing by.

Many times Abraham pressed the horn for the other riders to give way. However, no one understands. I don't want him to be patient. It was not long before the car that the man was driving finally arrived in front of the clinic. Abra had to take Salwa there because if you go to the hospital it still takes time. While the circumstances of the woman had already made him worried.

A doctor was examining Salwa while Abra, who was at the door, was alarmed. The man could not wait for the doctor to come out. He's pacing up and down at the door. Make some of the nurses who were there look towards him. They thought Abra was her husband.

Not long after, a doctor came out with a smile. Abra is approaching soon. He couldn't wait to hear the doctor say about Salwa's condition. Especially if you remember the pale woman.

"Dok, how's it going?"

"Mom's fine. There is a chance she is pregnant. We'd better wait for him to come to his senses and do a further examination."

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