Married Berandal Campus
Chapters. 32 Fathers

After holding all the fear entrenched in the chest, Zivana finally could breathe a sigh of relief after seeing the condition of her father.

"Dad why else, Dad?" ask Zivana as soon as she arrives.

"Dad is okay, son. I told Hesti not to tell you, but the boy was still not happy" replied Yusuf who was lying on the bed.

"Well, Ziva's my only son, if there's any news about Ziva's father you should know. Not even hidden." Zivana was a little angry to hear his father's words.

"Yes, but I'm fine. If you were told suddenly like that would even make you panic and think. Yeah, right?"

It's true what his father said. Zivana's mind went everywhere. Panic is also afraid to attack.

"But Ziva should know whatever happened to Dad."

"Yes, I'll tell you a lot." Joseph tried to convince.

"Drink first, Zi," interrupted Hesti who came in carrying a cup of warm tea and placed it on a plastic bench.

"Sir, you've been taken to the doctor yet?" zivana asked the employee of the grocery store owned by her father.

Still clutching the tray that had been used to bring tea, Nesti replied, "Not yet, you know for yourself how your father is. Hard-headed."

"Yeah ...." Zivana looked at her father. Protesting stubbornly for the father.

"It's .. already, Dad's fine. No need for a doctor" said Yusuf still as stubborn.

"But, Yeah .. Dad fainted. We need to know why and what's the cause." Zivana was afraid of having anything to do with her father's health. For it is only the father that Zivana has after his mother is gone.

"Dad is old, son. Dad's tired because these two days a lot of stuff is coming and Jack's permission is not in. So it's just dad and Hesti who move things themselves" Yusuf said.

"Where is Jack going?" Zivana turned to look at Hesti. As if asking for an explanation.

"Ijin, she said her mother's anther to uncle's place," replied Nesti.

Zivana is upset to remember Jack's behavior. The young man was deliberately in a haier to become a store clerk to help the work of Hesti and his father since Zivana married. But often permission for many reasons.

"Jack also has a lot of business, son," Yusuf said after seeing Zivana's annoyed look.

"But you can't play permits like dong, Dad. He has responsibility for his work. We pay him. We have to be firm, Dad, if Jack still wants to work at our place, or we'll just find somebody else." Zivana is really upset with Jack.

"Finding workers is now difficult. What else is just keeping the grocery store like ours." Joseph looks pessimistic.

"If Jack's not at home, I can find him a change, Zi." Hesti's mom joined in the chat.

"But we have to ask Jack first, lest we just make him disappointed," Yusuf reminded. Zivana's father was too kind. It was always someone else's feelings that he thought of.

"Now he is the one who disappointed us. Why do we still think about his feelings." Zivana was really emotional.

"Hold your emotions, Zi. Drink first to be more calm," said Nesti.

Zivana took a cup of tea and sipped it while it was warm. He took a deep breath to calm down the almost explosive emotions given the behavior of his father's employees. If the young man was disciplined his father would not be exhausted until he fainted.

"We go to the doctor, Dad," Zivana persuaded after drinking tea. He tried to forget about Jack for a moment. His father should be a priority.

"No, I'm better. Just need rest" Yusuf refused.

"Yeah ...."

Joseph rubbed his daughter's hand. "Dad's fine." Joseph was convinced.

"Yes, I'm resting again."

Zivana came out of Joseph's room followed by Hesti. He asked a few things about what his father had been doing for the past few days.

"Do you still like to eat late, Mommy?"

"Actually not really, because every lunch hour I always remind Mr. Joseph to eat and rest, but indeed some days the store is crowded and many items come together," bright Nesti.

Zivana nodded in understanding. "So this is the store closed, ma'am?"

"Yes, I closed the shop after your father was brought home by Mas Pur. I'm going back to the store, it's still good to open."

"Not yet to eat."

"Yes, let Zivana Masakin do it for me." Before going to the kitchen Zivana took the time to tell Shaka if he did not come home tonight because he had to take care of his sick father.

"I'll go back to the store first" said Hesti.

"Eh .. wait, Mbak," stop Zivana before Hesti leaves.

"Yes." Yeah."

"About here there's no one who wants to take care of Dad. I mean, Dad's nemenin is that, so if there's anything you can do to help."

Hesti seemed to think. "Ehm ... Don't know Zi, I'm going to find someone who wants to bring your father."

"Please, Ma'am, let me not be alone. I'm afraid that if something happens like that in the store, no one's helping me."

Zivana was worried that the same incident would happen again. More afraid if the incident was at home while his father lived alone.

"Yes, I'll try to find it." Hesti understood Zivana's worries. He immediately opened the shop again. Hesti was trusted by Joseph and Zivana because he had worked for Zivana's father for a long time.

Zivana went straight to the kitchen to cook. Just as Zivana's cooking is ripe, her father wakes up. Zivana immediately prepared and brought the food to the room.

"Well, this is Zi masakin soup for dad. Eat yes."

Yusuf did not argue. He eats Zivana. The old eyes of Joseph could not be separated from looking at Zivana. He recalls how he raised Zivana himself without a mother. Now his daughter is grown and even has a household.

It seemed that Joseph was ready if at any time called the Powerful. He had already handed Zivana into proper hands.

"Yes ... Dad why?" tanya Zivana saw her father suddenly teary-eyed.

Instead of answering, Joseph stretched out his arms to embrace his daughter. Zivana put down the bowl of soup she was holding and hugged her father tightly.

Several times Joseph kissed Zivana's head. Makes Zivana wonder.

"Dad ...," call Zivana.

Joseph took off his embrace. Removing tears that have broken. "Dad's fine. I only remember when you were a kid. If it hurts, ask me to hold my carrier. Not going down at all."

Zivana remembered those memories.

"Now you're this big, you can cook for me." Joseph tried to smile.

"Dad be calm, Ziva will take care of Dad until he recovers. Ziva also told Mas Shaka that he didn't come home tonight."

"Not coming home, but Nak Shaka is alone."

"It's okay, Dad. Mas Shaka can do anything by himself really," Zivana explained.

"Despite that, I still want you to go home. The responsibility of taking care of that husband is on you." Yusuf insisted.

"But the responsibility of taking care of Dad is also on Ziva, Dad." Zivana is not willing to leave her father alone at this time.

"Here, said Father. Home."

"Yeah ...."

"Believe the same Dad. You must go home" asked Joseph again.

"But, Yeah ...."

Joseph would not listen to Zivana. She kept asking her daughter to go back to her husband's house.

Zivana finally chose to go home. Follow what his father said, even though he was not willing to.

"Ziva's home, yeah," Pamit Ziva's lethargic.

I can't really leave my father alone. Hesti's mother also could not be asked to accompany her father. In addition to having a family, they are also afraid of slander.

As soon as he opened the door to exit, Zivana was startled by someone's arrival.