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"A..!! Clem... Come bring you mangoes." said Mr. Haris.

"A..!! " call back Mr. Haris.

Mr. Haris walked towards his wife's room, seen Tika's mother lying down while watching television.

"It's appropriate that you turn on the volume of the television very hard, so Mas calls you not to hear" said Mr. Haris.

"Sorry, I'm so dizzy with my head. Want to bring sleep can not, so decided to watch television." said Tika's mother.

"I bring you mangoes, if the mas help peel the skin." said Mr. Haris.

"By Mas, hopefully the dizziness goes away" said Tika's mother.

"Before I peel first."

Tika's mother smiled, her husband gave her attention. A long unfeeling attention.

Tika's mother then polished the powder and lipstick, to make it look beautiful and fresh. Mr. Haris came, carrying mangoes that had been peeled off his skin.

"It's delicious, can make you not dizzy. But Mas can't make the sauce, just in the love of sand sugar."

"It's okay - it's like this, thank you."

"When Davina has improved" said Mr. Haris.

"Alhamdulillah Mas, when can he get out of the hospital?" said Tika's mother.

"Mas doesn't know yet, because they still have to be observed."

"Thank you, I brought the vaccine. If it can not be healed, either I can not say anything else" said Tika's mother.

"Well, is that guy serious about Davina?" ask Mr. Haris.

"He's a good man, I know Arjuna. He worked as a soldier, and was raised from a modest family, but did not make a retreat to get Davina. A lot of men want to get close to Davina, only she can conquer Davina" Tika's mother said.

"I don't forbid Davina to intertwine with anyone, the most important thing she can bring to the future.Don't be like me, that can only disappoint a woman who truly sincerely loves me."

"You realize, Mas? you know what he said. Davina was once afraid of being in a relationship with a man, afraid of being hurt like her Mama, but Arjuna managed to convince her that not all men were the same. Enough Davina Mas, who feels the pain of seeing his parents like this, our second son don't."

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"You can go home, get enough rest to take vitamins as well" said Dr. Rizal.

"Thank you, thank you doc." said Arjuna.

"Same - same" said doctor Rizal smiling.

"Rizal, thank you. You've taken care of both of us, it turns out you're sincere not just something behind it. And maybe you know, I'm not alone anymore" said Davina and made Arjuna look at her.

"Look easy, I'll prepare vitamins for home ya." said doctor Rizal go.

"She really likes you, since when?" ask Arjuna.

"When yes, it's been a long time" Davina replied.

"But more handsome he is, than me."

"I accept you for being forced to eat my cheese."

Arjuna smiled and held Davina's hand, peeping at the back of her hand. Davina was silent, not resisting when Arjuna did that.

"Where are you going from the hospital?" ask Arjuna.

"Yes, come home and go to the mall" replied Davina.

"I don't think we're gonna walk."

"You know, the body is still limp gini straight way."

"When you're outside, you're not weak anymore."

"Not next time."

"That means yes?"

"Yes." Yeah."

"Yes." Yeah."

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"You're healthy, right, nothing is felt anymore?" ask Mom.

"Yes Mak, healthy." replied Arjuna.

"Alhamdulillah Mom is happy, then Mom makes a celebration for you, and the prospective ghost will send here the same Mother as well, the same father as well."

"Yes Mak, but if you invite Davina later, if you are healthy. If you want to make a salvation event, just make it and for Davina just send Mak."

"That's how it is, if that's why Mak went to the market first."

"Mom, tomorrow will be. I just got home, Mak, what people say."

"Emak will be Nazar, it must be done."

"Tomorrow can also be Mak."

"Ah.. lama." said Mum immediately left.

"Let Mas, if you are happy no longer need to be banned" said Sinta.

"Daddy, I want to ask you."

"Ask what?" say Sinta.

"If anyone asks for marriage, would you be happy?"

"Obviously happy Mas, will be able to meet the same he continues, even though the mother said the marriage person does not remember love anymore, which in remember it was the sound of an electric token that reads, The, gas runs out, pay for clean water, pay for garbage."

"Yes if that's obvious, but why Davina is not as excited if there is a word marriage."

"Say Mas, he's afraid to see his father for two."

"Maybe he thinks Mas, will someday be polygamous."

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"Mommy is relieved, you can now go home. You have to thank Daddy, if there is no Daddy who went there directly, waiting for the vaccine to be sent for a long time" said Ms. Tika.

"Yes, I will not forget either. With all of Daddy's sacrifices." said Davina.

"Son, Daddy you're more concerned with Mommy now."

"It's because Mami's pregnant, hoping her son's a boy. If you're not pregnant, she'll stay that way."

"Vera also came to the hospital yesterday, Vera is dear to you."

"She was so because of one I had her, two I was the stepson of her husband, three because she had no children."

"You can't be so ah, now change the topic. Arjuna, when are you taking her family, to propose to you?" said Tika's mother.

"Later Mam, I still want to be free" Davina said.

"Your Daddy has given you the green light, so the key is staying with you."

"I'm afraid of Mam." said Davina.

"Son, not all men are like Daddy. The proof is that he is willing to contract the disease by you. The stakes of life loh, if not how safe. You see from there, Mami believes Arjuna is the man in charge."

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Vera's mother smokes her cigarette, with her right hand holding a glass of black wine. Rizal was sitting in front of the classy lady, drinking the same black wine.

"I can no longer expect to get Aunt's stepson" Rizal said.

"Love can not be forced, as well as Aunt. He's more concerned with his old wife, let alone being pregnant. Attention to Aunt is running low, do you think this is fair? Aunty's been trying to be her only possession. But what, now he's back with that woman, who is none other than my own sister." said Vera's mother.

"Come on Auntie, my heart is upset right now" said Rizal.

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