My Beloved Perjaka
Be with you

The soft white sand I stepped barefoot, the blue sea stretched wide, and the sun was brightly presented in front of my eyes after passing through the jumbled inner struggle along the way to the beach Melasti Ungasan, Balinese. Although not a private beach that I came to yesterday after meeting with the big class people in Karma kandara, Melasti beach is also a new beach whose beauty is quite interesting to visit. I took down a rattan basket filled with snacks, flavored water, beer, diced fresh fruits, cakes, and wipes.

"It's so hot to be a horse." I muttered while lowering the zipper of the unicorn costume and weighting his arm around his waist. I turned around, Abhimanyu immediately turned his face away, his lips curving upwards. He looks misbehaved when his jakun moves up and down.

"Don't be horny see me wearing a bra like this!" I said fiercely.

"Who is horny!" argue with nervousness. "But Auntie stained my eyes and renamed Britney Spears as the sexiest woman in my life."

"Rice!" my sergeant was quick, trying to close my surprise but failed, "hot out, even if I am not lazy to open in front of you. It's nice in your room tauuu!" I pointed at Abhimanyu's nose. This outspoken exposure at least prevented the appearance of mischievous thoughts that would shake his faith. I don't mean to flirt, I'm just overheated in a costume that doesn't absorb sweat at all.

"You're good, so you want to open up!" Abhimanyu hurriedly closed his mouth then. I glared while kicking his shins on purpose, "Don't think dirty, there's a lot of bikinis!" I pointed around, there were some foreign tourists who were busy lying on the beach or walking on the beach with bikini.

Abhimanyu grimaced and took down the guitar and the mat he brought on the sand. "There's an aunt in front of me, why look at the others. Honey, Auntie's gonna feel neglected."

"AMBIE!" my jolt, he's backing off. His mouth does need me to duct tape, he's smart to make me blood rise suddenly. I'm not sure if he's actually pretending to be innocent or ordinary to talk about what he is. Abhimanyu raised both hands, giving up when I was about to throw him a stone.

"Ride, aunty. Peace."

Afterwards, he crouched down, opened the mat fastener and widened it.

Abhimanyu raised his gaze after sitting on the mat. He smiled with pleasure.

"Sit Tant, later his feet pegel stand still."

"Kalo pegel stay massage and spa, baby!"

Abhimanyu grabbed the wicker basket, opened it and arranged it one by one with an expression as if he was still a boy who went on a picnic with his mother. Why do I say only with his mother, because for a boy, mother is first love. All the good and bad journey of a child, a mother will receive all proclamations with a breastplate.

Abhimanyu tugged at my costume from the bottom until the costume pants that hid the most valuable asset of my life almost sagged. I pulled up and weighed the unicorn's arm tighter. "Sit Aunty."

"I don't know your way of thinking, Abi." I said honestly after I sat on the mat and opened the water. Then glanced at him who was opening the snacks. "I hope we can have a good talk here, away from Jakarta where it all started."

Abhimanyu turned his head, "Why rush?" Abhimanyu stuffed the potato chips into his mouth, he chewed without taking his gaze off me who sipped a strawberry-flavored drink. "We talked about it yesterday, and the point is our world is different!"

"What's different, my treasure, your treasure, your love, my love, or what? Talk very clearly!"

I pushed his shoulder until Abhimanyu's body fell to the side. "I know I'm stupid, obviously I have this. You ain't!" I pointed at my chest, and Abhimanyu chuckled while patting the sand on his right arm.

"I also have an aunt, but flat!"

I opened my eyes, papa please. I have never faced a man of his age, how is it. Upset, I'm fragile.

"Seriously can't do it, Abi? I'm serious about this too don't joke around....!" I screamed until I coughed. Abhimanyu grimaced as he patted my back covered by my long hair, "don't scream, Auntie. Just be usual."

"I never scream except you Abi!" I said it was quieter even though my voice was gasping.

"Are adults serious?" he asked after opening my drinking water. "I'm sure adults can't joke."

"It's not kidding, Abi. But adults like certainty or certainty, okay?" reply me, opening the container of fresh fruits and piercing the melon with a fork. It was sweet and fresh in my mouth and throat.

"In fact, the nightlife that Auntie came to or that I lived never gave certainty except when I met Aunt. Everything has a purpose." Abhimanyu bit his upper lip for a moment. "Lecture, work, tube, school, and hope that later at the age of 21, all his family debts will not be paid off because of various unexpected conditions for the next two years or so and because since the beginning of Aunt has said to relax though my parents don't know if I'm the bail, I already have a little money to be Aunt's husband." Abhimanyu grimaced amusedly.

My head immediately bowed limp. What should I do now, what should I do. I asked the wind that blew and messed with my hairdo, the wind did not answer and just left. I looked up, the sun was already falling at the foot of the sky.

"I will not force you to marry me Abi if as long as you are legal later not paid off because the money you used yesterday was monthly money after divorce from papi." I smiled as I dropped my head on the knee I was bending and hugging.

"Do not force yourself against what you do not want, Abi. The wrong way will make everything runyam. And yesterday my request was wrong. Sorry."

Abhimanyu stuffed his finished snack pack into the rattan basket then gulped down the contents of the can he opened and let out a hissing sound.

"So that means I'm free? Not Aunt's prisoner anymore?" Abhimanyu put on a flat expression with a sagging look in his eyes.

I nodded, "It's unclear how I'm talking?" my many.

"Without farewell?" sahut weak.

"Dinner tomorrow night before returning to Jakarta. With me until the morning before you return with your activities, I return with my activities. And we continue on the journey of each other's lives without the burden of that debt. Agreed?"

Silence immediately enveloped the afternoon with the sun on this beach. Abhimanyu smiled widely. "That sounds so much better and makes me even more sure that Auntie is good, maybe I'll be more affectionate with Auntie" he whispered as he held the tip of my hair.