Make Me His Substitute
There's No Anjani Among Us
Amara stared intently at Cakra who did not tell her if Aga was standing behind her body. The one Amara stared at was still silent with an innocent facial expression.
"What are you talking about. Why does it seem so important?" Ask Aga even though he had clearly heard the talk of Amara and Cakra.
"We're not discussing anything, sir." Answer Amara.
Aga looked down at Amara's face lying to him. "Oh. Then continue your conversation. And don't forget to prepare yourself well for our departure in two days." Aga Message.
Both of Amara's palms were cold. He guessed that Aga heard the talk and Cakra said so.
"Good, Sir." His reply with a calm face disguised his nervousness.
Cakra held back laughter looking at Amara's calm face. Then the man stepped past Amara following Aga's steps.
"Basar Mr. Cakra has no feelings. Why didn't he tell me that Mr. Aga was standing behind me since then. Mr. Aga must have listened to our conversation earlier!" Amara Grousers.
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The departure time for Amara and Aga to city B has finally arrived. Early in the morning, Amara was confused to see the incoming message from Aga stating that this morning Aga would come to his house to pick him up.
"Why would Brother Aga come to pick me up? What does it mean that he and Anjani will come together to pick me up?" Amara muttered softly. The one in his mind at this time must be this morning he will leave the city with Aga and Anjani in the same car.
After replying to a message from Aga, Amara resumed her activities of getting ready to leave. After making sure all the items he would bring had already entered the suitcase and the appearance was perfect, Amara just came out of her room while pulling her suitcase.
"Let's have breakfast, Mara." Take Ms. Fatma who is serving breakfast on the table.
Understanding if Amara is soon going to leave the city, Ms. Fatma and Arif's father immediately invite Amara to have breakfast together.
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The sound of a car horn heard from the front of the house stopped Amara's activities that were feeding rice into her mouth. "It must be Kak Aga's car." Amara said slowly.
"Mara, whose car is it?" Ask Ms. Fatma who helped stop her activities to feed rice into her mouth.
"It looks like Kak Aga's car, ma'am."
"Well, Aga picked you up here?" Ms. Fatma's face was confused. Because he thought that Amara would meet Aga at Aga's company.
"Yes, Mom. Then Mara's ahead first, Mom, Dad." Pamit Amara felt bad letting Aga wait for her for too long in front of the house. Moreover, now it has been heard the sound of Aga saying greetings in front of the house.
After opening the door of the house, Amara was confused because she only saw the figure of Aga without Anjani. "Where is Anjani's sister?" Amara asks reflexively about Anjani's whereabouts.
"Anjani, why are you asking her whereabouts?" Again asked.
"Aren't we going to B this morning with Anjani?" Amara asked confusedly.
"Yes. Anjani did go to town B today as well but did not use the same car as us. You and I just went both using my car."
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