Make Me His Substitute
No Need to Think about it
Aga's hug that felt very warm still imprinted on Amara's body even though Amara had finished cleaning his body that afternoon. Several times Amara shook his head trying to expel all his thoughts about Aga but his efforts were in vain because Aga's face just kept wandering in his mind.
"You're thinking about what Amara is!" Amara hit her head repeatedly hoping that all her thoughts about Aga could be lost. Realizing that her efforts were in vain, Amara chose to drop her buttocks on the bed and replied to a message from Rendra that she had ignored during the day.
"Rendra.." Both corners of Amara's lips are perfectly interested in reading the incoming message from Rendra that contains a joke for her. "He is just there. Being in a meeting can still take time to joke with me." Not wanting to waste a long time replying to messages from Rendra, Amara then just replied to the message. Just sent a message, a call came in from Rendra.
Amara of course immediately picked it up. The two also engaged in a conversation long enough accompanied by laughter. His conversation with Rendra over the phone that afternoon finally succeeded in eliminating a moment of Amara's thought about Aga.
"Rendra is always there." Amara stared at the screen of her phone showing Rendra's profile picture after the phone call was interrupted.
As not satisfied with laughing with Amara over the phone, Rendra again sent a message containing jokes to Amara. The message was read by Amara, who was still holding her phone in her hand.
Not yet had time to reply to a message from Rendra, Amara's attention had shifted to a phone call from Aga.
"Why did Brother Aga call me?" Amara Mumbles. After a few seconds just staring at the incoming call from Aga, Amara finally shifted the green icon to lift the call from Aga.
"Tonight we will eat out together with Dio and Hanum." Aga said without further ado after the call the two were connected.
"What, eating out with Kak Dio and Kak Hanum? Are they both in town right now, brother?" Ask Amara.
"Are you going to come with us, Brother?" Amara asked considering that it was not only the two of them who had come to town B at the moment.
A moment of silence enveloped Aga and Amara's conversation. Feeling that he did not get an answer from Aga, Amara then asked Aga again.
"Anjani is not coming. It's enough we both go." Aga.
No objection came out of Amara's mouth. He complied with Aga's decision because he did not feel disadvantaged and benefited if Anjani joined or not. There is only one thing that disturbs Amara's current thinking, of course with the condition of Aga's head that is still bandaged due to being sewn.
"It's just a small wound, no need to worry about it." Said Aga who understood Amara's current turmoil.
"Alright, Brother. Then I'll get ready first. Just wait for me in the car. It doesn't feel good if Anjani sees us leaving without taking her."
Aga did not deny it or deny it. He let Amara continue to talk about Anjani until the call of the two was finally interrupted.
"Why is he always thinking of others? Can't you think of yourself?" Mumbled Aga wonder.