Married Berandal Campus
Chapters. 9 Hiccups

Either Zivana's vows are too powerful or how. In fact, since this afternoon, Shaka's hiccups did not stop.

"Lo why?" zivana asked as the man picked her up.

Shaka hiccups back before answering his wife's question. "Udah knows hiccups wear nanya!"

Zivana. His inner voice says, "Sgratimin!"

"Run up!" tell Shaka, who's back hiccups.

Seeing her husband's hiccups, neither could Zivana. Before he got on the motorbike he took the water he brought from the house earlier. Put it on Shaka.

"Now, drink first."

Shaka looked at the purple color bottle that was outstretched towards him.

"Drink!" remaking Zivana. "Gue guarantee hiccups you instantly miss."

Shaka looks in disbelief. He just kept staring at Zivana's bottle.

"Ish ... told to drink too!" Zivana grabbed Shaka's hand and placed the bottle in the man's hand.

"Drinking race!"

Because of the hiccups, Shaka also opened the bottle cap owned by Zivana. Take him to the mouth, but stop immediately before he actually drinks.

"Why?" Zivana.

"Former lo, huh?" ask Shaka.

Sontak Zivana is upset. Then push the bottle into Shaka's mouth so that the man can drink it.

Of course, Shaka is excited because he is not ready. But the water in the bottle had been consumed by him.

"Lo!" Shaka wants to be angry but what he feels is different. The hiccups were completely gone.

"What!" zivana.

It felt better that Shaka had ended this debate. "Run up!" shaka said at last.

In his heart Shaka wonders why his hiccups instantly disappear after drinking water from Zivana. Even though since on campus earlier he had been drinking a lot of water so that the hiccups stopped but did not have an effect.

What the hell is going on?

"Let's go, he said he told the hunt." Zivana pats Shaka's shoulder.

Ignoring the question of hiccups that suddenly disappeared, Shaka immediately stopped the motor. As usual they do not talk much when on the bike.

While passing through the T-junction leading to Zivana's house, the girl pats Shaka on the shoulder. The man also slowed down the speed of the motor.

"Why?"

"My house." Point Zivana to the road that leads to her house.

"Other times, later if you often go home it is not easy to stay in my house," replied Shaka while driving.

Although disappointed but Zivana tried to hold back the tears that were about to come out. He misses his father, but if he often comes home not good also with his father-in-law.

He can only miss. Later, if he has a holiday, he will ask permission to visit his father.

Sad feeling of longing brought Zivana to the house. Even after dinner, the feeling of sadness is still very strong.

"Mbak Ziva why?" ask Eni, the housekeeper at Shaka's house.

"Home kangen, Ma'am," java Zivana honest.

"Mak Ziva doesn't live in this house?" todong Eni's.

"It wasn't that time either, ma'am. Ziva had gone by the road to Ziva's house and continued to miss or want to go home" explained Zivana.

"Just the same Father, must be loved, really. You are good."

"Yes, Ma, Ziva finish this first," replied Zivana who still helps Ma Eni wash dishes.

"Waiting in the living room, yeah."

"Good, Ma."

"Udah, Ms. Ziva met Mr. Aja. Let me continue this," said Eni.

"What's wrong, Ma'am, Ziva help you first. Just a little bit too."

Zivana remains determined to help Mbak Eni until the job of washing dishes Mbak Eni finished. He then met his father-in-law.

Apparently there was already Shaka and also Winda in the living room waiting for Zivana.

"What's up, Pa?" zivana asked after sitting next to Shaka.

"Papa talked about your college with your father. He agreed that you would move to the Shaka campus" Bagas said.

"But, Pa, if you move Ziva campus you have to repeat from the beginning. Ziva is now in second semester. It's not just a waste of money, is it?" Ziva tried to express his heart.

Not wrong, right. It is true that if he moved to Shaka campus, of course, he had to start from an automatic start, the money that had entered the old campus was in vain. Too bad, no.

In addition, it also seems to be a loss of time because you have to start from the beginning. Which should be three more years he can graduate so quit because of moving campus.

"Don't Ziva stay on Ziva's campus. If the matter of transportation let Ziva ride public transportation alone so it will not trouble anyone." Zivana glanced at Shaka.

"But I don't want to go to another college. I can't fret if you go to another college, who knows that you won't date there. If one campus is with me, at least I can monitor you." Shaka spoke up.

Even his words made Zivana frown in wonder. Since when did this man care about her. What else about dating. A truly fabricated reason only for its own sake.

"If that's your reason, all papa give back to you and Shaka. Papa won't force it. If you want to move do not worry about the cost, Papa will take care of all. But if you still want to be in your old campus, it's up to you and Shaka. Because now Shaka's in charge of you."

Idih ... responsible? What is it, this guy is just selfish.

"If I want to move to college with me. I'm tired of picking you up. Not to mention if my college schedule until the afternoon, the more chaotic it will be."

"Well, I can take public transport" Zivana said.

"But I want you to move to my college. As a wife you must be obedient!"

What the fuck is this guy!

Be somewhat of a caring husband but have hidden intentions.

"Pa, Ziva talked to Mas Shaka first, yes."

Bagas nodded in silence. As a parent he only gives advice while the decision remains with his children.

Zivana and Shaka were also allowed to go to the room and end the conversation with Bagas and Vinda.

"Heh, no matter what, lo," said Shaka as soon as he arrived at the room.

"Nurut .. nurut, you think good should start all over again. I also want to pass, so I can get away from people like you!" Zivana sits himself on the bench he used to study on.

"What if I don't want to let you go because you don't obey me?" threaten Shaka's.

"Don't, ngancem." Zivana seemed to be unafraid of Shaka's words just now.

"Serious cave!"

"As far as you are, aja." No longer want to care about this conversation, Zivana chose to open her book and began to learn.

Behind him Shaka looks annoyed with Zivana's indifferent attitude. Exasperated by his wife, Shaka takes his cell phone and calls someone.

Then he picked up his black jacket and walked to the door.

"Where are you going, lo?"

Questions that Shaka does not ask. The man immediately left without answering Shaka's question.