Marriage Contract
CHAPTER 198

Mia picked up an envelope inside. Mia opened the envelope again, feeling she still did not believe the writing contained in it.

"Why do I have to go through this?" inner Mia. Without feeling her tears flow until they fall on the paper.

Mia instantly wiped her tears when she heard her daughter-in-law knocking on the door.

"Come in!" mia exclaimed after putting the envelope she was holding into the drawer. But in a hurry the end of the envelope was tucked away.

"Ma, Dinda wants to go buy necessities in the kitchen. Do you want to order something?" ask Dinda.

"No, Son. There's nothing you need" replied Mia.

"Then Dinda said yes, if there's anything you want suddenly, Mama can call Dinda," said Dinda.

"Yes, son."

"That's what, Ma?" dinda asked as her eyes caught something tucked in a drawer.

"Only a monthly report is not important," replied Mia who re-inserted the tucked envelope until the entire envelope was not seen.

"Dinda go yes Ma" said Dinda.

"Yes, Son. Careful," Mia replied with a smile.

Dinda closed the door to her in-laws room.

"So like the health report? I may have seen it wrong, yes" Dinda.

But Dinda immediately dismissed his bad thoughts. He refocused on the items he would buy later. Dinda immediately walked out of the house and asked Mr. Mun to take her to the super market. Using a red sports car, Mr. Mun drove his young mistress to the destination.

*****

The red sports car entered the parking lot of a large super market in the city. Dinda got out of the car immediately when the car stopped.

Dinda started walking into the biggest super market. After picking up the trolley, Dinda started looking for the items she needed by occasionally looking towards the notes she was carrying.

But his steps came to a halt when the trolley he was pushing hit someone.

"I'm sorry, I didn't mean it!" dinda said to the man she hit.

"Mr Dinda," call the man.

"Rini!?! You still here? I guess after my wedding, you and Mbok Inah went straight back to the village" replied Dinda who recognized the person she hit.

Yes, he is Rini son of mbok Inah, the younger brother of Sigit.

"Yes, Mother. It was, but..."

Rini had not finished her sentence yet, someone had already called her.

"Rin, what are we going to do for shopping?" ask the man without looking at Dinda. Because it happens that Dinda's position is slightly covered by Rini's body.

"Ester," call Dinda who knows the one who calls Rini is Esther.

"You're the wife of his twin brother Rangga-kan?"

"Yes. Ohya we have not been in direct contact all this time. Introduce me to Dinda, "Dinda replied as she reached out to introduce herself.

"I'm sure you must have known me. Because me and papa had a chance to make trouble at your wedding. Please, forgive me for what I did and my papa did that time. I am ashamed to remember that day" Esther said. He returned Dinda's hand.

"Forget it over, does everything keep going?"

"Yes, anyway. But still it feels shameful," said Esther once again.

"Ohya you two come here?" ask Esther and Rini.

"No Ma'am, same mother, too" replied Rini.

"Where's Simbok?" ask Dinda sumringah. He really missed the middle-aged woman very much.

"That's the mother," pointed Rini at the middle-aged woman who was walking closer towards them

"Simbok," call Dinda while hugging the woman.

"Simbok kangen karo kowe cah ayu," said Mbok Inah, replying to Dinda's embrace.

"Dinda also miss Simbok,"

"Where is my dear wes kasil durung?" ask Simbok while touching Dinda's flat stomach.

"Dinda doesn't know Mbok, it hasn't been a month" replied Dinda.

"Priye is your lan bojom's in-law? Kabeh sanity?" ask Mbok Inah again.

(How are your parents-in-law and husband? Everything healthy?)

"Alhamdulillah healthy Mbok," replied Dinda again.

"Ohya, why are you three leaving? Does Esther work?" dinda asked as she looked at them one by one.

"Ester saiki wes dadi mantuku, Din," explained Mbok Inah

(Ester is now my son-in-law, Din?)

Dinda was surprised and happy to hear it.

"When Mbok, Mas Sigit got married? How am I not being told?" ask Dinda.

"The words are impromptu. Me and my mother were not ready at that time," now it was Rini's turn to give an answer.

"Couldn't you? But I congratulate Esther on your marriage and Mas Sigit" said Dinda, who reached out.

"Thank you, Din," replied Esther, replying to Dinda's hand.

"We'll find a seat first yuk Mbak, make a chat!" bring Rini.

"Okay, I'll pay for my groceries. After that we find a place to chat near here," replied Dinda.

They immediately headed to the cashier to pay for their groceries. After paying, they immediately go to the coffee shop to continue the chat that was delayed.

*****

At night in the village...

Stars with help by Ratih and Uwa Susi began packing souvenirs that they would bring. They started putting the stuff in the suitcase.

"When are you leaving at what time?" ask Uwa Susi.

"About 8 o'clock, Wa," replied the Star.

"Sorry yes! Uwa, can not give you a gift of anything," said Uwa Susi.

"It's okay, Wa. I should have apologized to Uwa. Because I and the children have also troubled Uwa Susi during her time here," said Bintang.

"No need to worry like that, we are family" replied Uwa Susi.

*****

"Honey," called the stars to her husband when they were in the room.

"He'em," replied Rangga who was sitting on the bed while holding his laptop.

Right now the Star was standing by the window while staring at the sky.

"Tomorrow we will return to the city, it feels so heavy to leave the village where I was born," said Bintang by staring straight at the window.

Rangga turned off the laptop on his lap and placed it on the nightstand. He walked up to his wife and hugged her from behind.

"Honey, when the hospital was finished in the wake. We can stay here forever, if you want," said Rangga while giving a small kiss on his wife's neck.

"Then what about your company, Mas?" ask Stars.

"I can handle it from here if you want," replied Rangga casually.

"Isn't there still Nando, I think he can still count on. Do not worry about the company because wherever I am I can still run my business well," added Rangga at length.

"I believe" replied the Star, turning to face her husband. The star placed both hands around Rangga's neck.

"Did you remember the gift my mother asked for?" whisper Rangga in the ears of the Star.

Stars nodded.

"We will make it now" Rangga said again.

Rangga carried his wife's body and carried her on the bed. That night they did activities to get souvenirs requested by their mother.