Me, Khanza
Good Deeds Enough We Know?
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Pediatric clinic Dr. Zikmals
It turned out that the clinic was not too far away from the direction of their hut because Khanza swiftly asked the people around so they found it and continued to run to their destination.
Dr.'s practice room. Zikmals
"Alhamdulilah ibuk child now we have given the best handling so mother do not worry anymore because the condition is not like before," said the doctor also opened the clinic 24 hours because there were several nurses who were guarding the clinic.
"Thank you doctor for his help thank goodness my child can be handled by a doctor," Nina replied with a sigh of relief repeatedly while stroking her chest. "But doctor, what's wrong with my son? it's been a few days the condition is uncertain," he continued with a sad look.
"Your mother's son contracted dengue fever because we have checked his mother's child's disease through a blood test that we take directly through his body" he replied slowly. "Bloody fever is a very dangerous disease, because if we are a little late to handle it, your child can lose his life," he continued while occasionally glancing towards the door of his room which was still wide open because he was amazed Nina alone entered his room without Khanza who had shouted from the beginning to call the nurse.
"I also don't know what to do if the doctor doesn't help me maybe I'll lose my only child," also, he immediately looked back because Khanza had not returned because Khanza asked to come from the cashier even though the cashier had previously asked Nina who participated but Khanza instead pointed himself to cost of Arka.
"Oh yes, I haven't seen it... Wasn't she with my mom?" ask the doctor who is staring at the door.
"It seems outside the doctor because he said I went in first he followed but until now has not returned," he replied again still talking while occasionally looking back.
"It's very lucky to meet such a good boy, are you relatives? sorry I have asked a lot but usually only a close relative who diligently helps his own brother," he said also throwing a knotty smile because he was also curious about his own question.
"No doctor, we just spoke and we do live in the same hut" he replied with a small smile on his face.
"What a good-hearted child, even I rarely see a child of his age willing to help others' distress" he said with a warm smile staring at Nina.
"Doctor is right, he is a good child and even his face is also beautiful according to his heart," Nina also confirmed the words of the doctor.
Finally, they talked at length while waiting for the arrival of Khanza.
"Sorry is the brother of the child named Arka who just entered earlier?" a young woman was sitting right inside her cashier room staring kindly at Khanza.
"Yes my sister" Khanza replied with a nod of his head.
"Oh then this is the details of the costs that must be paid before Arka's sister is allowed to go home," he said again kindly while giving a piece of paper that already contains the total payment.
Details of the costs to be paid.
Blood collection \= 200,000
Infusion cost 1 bottle \= 100,000
Drugs \= 300,000
Anti-fever injection \= 100,000
Such is the description of the details of the cost to be paid by Khanza and now he began to reach for the envelope given by Ratih to him and he slowly counted the money.
"Alhamdulillah is still enough with the money given by the book of Ratih," his mutter also said that even the woman who guarded the cashier heard faint speech from Khanza's mouth because the woman was still curious that a child as small as Khanza already had that much money but the woman did not think bad it's possible that her parents gave her first and she also thought Nina was the parent of Khanza.
After everything was calculated by Khanza he also gave a sum of money that has been listed in the paper directly in front of the cashier. "This is my brother, the money is trying to count again."
Khanza said kindly so that the money he gave was welcomed by the cashier. "Okay, I got the money..."
Follow the cashier by returning a friendly smile from Khanza to him.
After Khanza gave the money then he put the envelope back in his pocket because the money was still two hundred thousand more because Ratih gave money to Khanza as much as one million, yeap usually with that kind of money everyone has a lot of desire to buy this and that but not for Khanza who has not thought at all about using the money for what until now the right decision for him to use his money as well as possible in order to ease the burden of others why not if he also has sustenance then he must share it with others, such is the nature of Khanza that has always been embedded since childhood.
"Sir, the money I have calculated and this is the receipt of repayment... So today Arka's patient can go home if the infusion runs out," he said kindly and still smiled warmly at Khanza. "And this is also the cure must be spent according to the instructions of the doctor, thank you for visiting our clinic so that Arka's patients recover soon," he continued again still on the hospitality that appears on his face.
Khanza also received the receipt along with a drug wrapped in plastic with the name of their clinic listed on the package. "Everything... Then I say goodbye, brother," joined Khanza politely he lowered his head a little.
"Please dik," replied the cashier.
After Khanza's business was finished at the cashier he stepped into Zikmal's doctor's room because Nina might have been waiting for him since, that was his thought even the receipt he received just now he put it in his shirt pocket because he did not want to tell Nina about the huge cost of it was certain Nina would be very unpleasant to him.
^^^To be continued^^^^
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...Quote :...
If you can lighten the burden of others, then your burden of any weight will be given by God and will lift your degree, God, that's god's promise to those who are light in helping others even though you're in trouble there's still something harder than you so don't feel like you're the hardest while you can help they are in your own way a person of being