My Beloved Perjaka
Revenge of Abhimanyu

The hysterical screams were heard many times and the loud thump of horror music was as terrifying as the movie being played on the big screen.

I did not dare to see what scene was going on on the big screen because since last time I had the lyrics from between my fingers covering all my eyes just dark, chasing and screaming in fear.

I let out a deep breath because I had been unconsciously holding the air in my lungs for a while. So many surprising things happened today. I was sick, injured, hungry, fragile and this second in this big room that had this many chairs I still had to fight against my own fears for an hour and thirty minutes.

You can imagine, after coming out of this room I was traumatized. I hate horror movies because my life is already horror. Let's just say the question of when pregnant that keeps grapevine heard for five years is a horror for a red-line warrior woman like me. Believe me, after being asked like that I smile even though my house is destroyed, do not want to eat, and moody.

"Tante, why?"

This Abhimanyu sitting next to me is fucking. I told you I was afraid to refuse not to watch, but he swore an oath because I interrupted his date and kept pushing my shoulder towards this chair.

"You fainted rasaaa. Huaaaa..." The shrill female screams sounded terrifying. Spurting my heart pounding at the same time made me aghast in shock until I covered my two ears and lowered my head.

"Udah," I said frustratedly, "Papa I want to go home."

My exposed shoulder felt on the ground something many times. I fumbled, my eyes slowly opening and I saw, "Pop corn."

My neck immediately turned to look at Abhimanyu who was chewing pop corn without looking at me. He seriously looked at the big screen and with one hand he held his girlfriend's hand.

"Rese, it's not polite." I opened my eyes, but in vain. All my tired body did not allow me to reply. Plus our position in the middle of the line kept me from moving and reacting.

Abhimanyu held out a caramel-scented corn pop to me. "Eat out of it hanger!"

Oh my, boy. Ah, the child is now not polite and after taking a deep breath, I wipe my tears and start to sit up straight. "Bella Ellis, you can definitely." I muttered to encourage myself. My hand stuck into the bag and fumbled.

I looked down, I looked at the pop corn container and gawked. God fucking.

"So, it just smells like that." I snorted and squeezed the wrapper. I looked at Abhimanyu then. Abhimanyu glanced at me with one eyebrow raised.

I took a breath and closed my eyes to calm down. I think, Abhimanyu revenge I've interrupted his date, but I'm still patient with it.

Movie ends. Applause sounded festive, people exclaimed and lights lit up. My eyes flickered and sighed in relief. I turned, I returned the pop corn packet to the owner.

"Thank you!" I said ketus and almost pinned Abhimanyu's head so anxious. She grimaced with a flat expression while her chick stuck out her tongue long.

I stood up, I looked at the two while lowering the piece of clothing on the shoulder to let it sag.

Enough entertainment, Bella. Go home, stretch, and soak. You need relaxation.

I nodded, then after glaring at the two I turned around, descending the stairs barefooted while looking around.

I smiled wryly, unstoppably, a few naked eyes of the men headed towards me. I have a proportional body, and always a fashionista. My paras are considered to be similar to Wika Salim. I was grateful, but I hadn't had the chance to step out of the cinema an elbow elbow elbow elbow elbow elbowed my arm.

"Sorry Auntie, this isn't a fashion show."

My eyes grew as soon as I saw Abhimanyu and his girl ahead of me.

"Yes I'm sorry."

I came out of the cinema, passing through a hallway along with several other visitors who talked about the film enthusiastically.

"I'm so excited, see, real goosebumps."

Same.

"Otherwise?" I asked as they stopped grimacing.

"Aunty's offer still going on?" The half-cule youth looked me in the eye, for what reason.

I blinked after thinking for a moment. "Oh, about the deal?" I said in a tone not as cheerful as before.

Abhimanyu nodded, just as I was yawning, this young man was talking ‘tracts of eating us dong’ with an innocent tone of voice.

I nodded no objection. "Can, come. What do you want to eat?" my question really, anyways then they do not grudge with my existence earlier. Ah, but basically just a labil teenager. Another in the mouth another in the heart.

But again without sin, they walked ahead of me to the place where these two damn young men were eating.

"Would you ask for a treaty or a malak?" I cried while slamming my high heels onto the floor in this room they had chosen. These two young people might go to an expensive restaurant.

"So nawarin, now protest. Aunty is not sincere?" sahut Abhimanyu and his girl grimaced.

My eyes are moving round. I exhale and sit down.

For the sake of self-esteem, Bella. Relaxed. There's ten million in your bag. They must be a prank.

"Eat the full, if there is still left to take home. So take away." I said calmly, I swear I used to eat in this place. But for them, maybe not yet.

I smiled as I looked at Abhimanyu.

"What are you sick of?" manywould be concerned.

"Secret." replied Abhimanyu followed by a faint smile.

I took a deep breath, not forcing. I'm going to his house tomorrow too. I've all been to see him. Beres, Abhimanyu doesn't think time travel makes much sense. Basic teen.

"Good fun." The waiter invited us to enjoy the meat he had burned on the grill set.

I enjoyed being quiet while Abhimanyu and his chatty girl whom I had no interest in getting acquainted were busy commenting on everything.

"How, do you still want to go?" I asked while pulling out the phone from my vibrating bag.

Madam sir is coming. In wait now.

My face must have changed after reading a message from Aunt Marni.

Why again papi!

"Udah enough. Thank you, Auntie upset." said Abhimanyu, he ate quite greedily just now and was calm. But his mouth really likes it. I want to squeeze his mouth.

I exhaled while standing up. "Good, aunt must unplug first, thank you for making today full of ups and downs. Bye–bye, Abi, and..." I nodded while shaking my hand. Not important. I grabbed my high heels on the floor and my tote bag on the table.

Abhimanyu stood up. "Nebeng, Aunt."

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