MY CHATTY WIFE
TADPOLE, SON

"MAJOR!! ... MAS!!. .. here.." he cried in the bathroom. It made me so shocked that I choked while enjoying coffee.

"What's up, Dek." I ran up to him.

"Mas.see Mas, line two Mas" he said with a sparkling face.

"Right, Deck." I'm not satisfied if I haven't seen it in person. I took the device in a container filled with my wife's urine.

So glad he's, hasn't taken her. Still in the pot of urine.

"Thank God, thank God" I said gratefully. Our marriage was only one year old and this was the most beautiful gift for us.

I hugged her body and showered a kiss on her face.

"You're pregnant, Deck. We're parents, you're mom and I'm dad." I'm so happy, I'm so happy to be carrying my wife's body out of the bathroom.

Put it on the mattress, "Now you heart, do not date (installments) already child in the stomach." I rubbed his stomach is still flat.

He nodded his head.

"Yes, now put on clothes. We go check on the midwife. Let me know when he was born and how he was inside" I said, picking up a shirt in the closet.

I sat with a feeling of wast. Nervous and tense, while waiting for my wife's name to be called at the pregnancy clinic where I checked.

I was afraid that if the tool was broken and wrong, I could not manage my worst feelings later.

I'm ashamed to cry here.

I glanced around me, many young couples coming. There is already an enlarged stomach, there are also those who bring the baby.

"May this be the most beautiful gift." I kissed my wife's hand. His hands were cold, I glanced at him. It turned out that he was nervous, not only was I nervous about being a father. She must be nervous too, about being a mother. And even pregnant.

"Calm down, Deck. Don't tense.. Your hands are so cold." My god made him pursed his lips.

"I'm scared, Mas." he said slowly.

"Fear why, just check. Whatever happens, we leave everything to it." I wish I could do that to myself. I myself have arranged my heart so that it is not fragile if it is not time.

"Mrs Kokom Komariah." shouted the nurse.

I went in the check room with my wife.

We sat down opposite the obstetrician.

"Good morning, father. Just wanted to check or have continued." he said hello to us.

"August, Doc. Just wanted to check, Doc." I handed him the tespeck.

"Oh. Just check it out. When is this tool in use, sir." he asked while looking at the tespeck.

"Just now, Doc. We're straight here."

"Well, what date was my last period?."

"Hmmm.. what date is it, ma'am." my wife asked me.

I picked up my phone, read my wife's last chat asking for pads.

"Sixth of March, Doc" I said reading the chat.

The doctor nodded his head.

"What's your pregnancy, ma'am?"

"First." answered my wife.

"There was a miscarriage before?"

"Alhamdulillah, never Doc" I said.

The doctor wrote and glanced at the calendar in front of me. My wife and I glanced at each other.

"alright. Now I explain first Mr. Ma." The doctor looked at us for turns.

We nodded.

"While the estimated gestational age of the mother is nine weeks 3 days. On the moon it is about two months and 10 days. To determine when to be born. We can estimate the Estimated Day of Birth or called H P L on the thirteenth of December yes Ma'am, sir." said the Doctor to us.

I'm nodding.

"Now please mother lie down, we see through USG yes. How big Dede's baby is."

My wife went up to the top of the gurney with the USG monitor on top and in front of her.

"There have been any complaints so far." he asked while wearing gloves (safety glove).

My wife's stomach was in the gel by the nurse.

I was tense as I waited for the screen to display the image. When the doctor went down my wife's stomach with the ultrasound device, I was sitting impatiently waiting.

DUG ... DUG ... DUG ...

The sound coming out of the device made me tremble. Is that my son's heartbeat?

An indistinct blob-shaped image of its shape is seen floating there to here.

There are two circles in her pocket.

I was curious and approached.

The doctor stopped his hand, pressing a few keys on his monitor keyboard.

"Well, this dug his heart sounds yes ma'am, sir. Congratulations on the twin boys. It's one head and this one's another." The doctor directs the cursor at one of the circles inside the sac.

"This is the heart." Move downwards just below the head.

DUG ... DUG ... DUG ...

"Both are in good health, the heart is developing well" said the doctor. I'm so glad to hear that.

I asked for one but was given a bonus one.

"Unbelievably, it turned out that my tadpole had two left in the bag." I chuckled inwardly.