MY LOVELY, SAHARA
32. The promise of two teenagers

"Do you like this song too?" tanya Sahara confirms Cakra mounted headset.

"Yes, this song is always like you! We're a long way away."

"But soon we will be far away from Cakra!" Somehow, Sahara felt that Cakra would be far from her reach after graduating from school. Perhaps, it was the prayer answer of Cakra's dearest people. The young man got away and got a scholarship.

"Not necessarily, I have a second option if I don't qualify for the top five. My brain is mediocre, not rich Rival who hobbies nelen books from childhood, Ra!"

"Must be sure dong! There's no guarantee a pinter from orok escapes. Who knows, your struggles have been paying off lately."

"Okay because you're sure, I'm sure too. Ra, if I'm not in town anymore, how about you!"

Sahara remained silent, choosing to stare out the window of the bus. Where many other vehicles out there are passing by.

"I'm fine, and I don't mind if it's about your future!"

Then Cakra's palm felt warm grasping it.

"Promise? Promise you're okay? You gotta stay okay?"

Once again Sahara nodded, but she was desperate not to leave before Cakra. Damn, it didn't last long. After all, the clear circle that had been stuck at the end of the eye finally decayed as well. And Cakra's only weakness is seeing his Sahara grieving.

"I will often go home if we are far away, I will take time to always find you. I'm not going to look at the other girls there, so you have to promise me the same thing..."

Sahara puffed up, Cakra had already wiped away the melts of her tears.

"Can't cry! Cengeng, that's a cry." Smiling chakra.

"Neither crybaby!" The Sahara turned her face. Cakra again grabbed the tiny hand of the Sahara and kissed her at a glance. The strange pounding was clearly felt by a pair of teenagers who said promises to each other. A commitment without the word courtship, may sound crazy. Moreover, their age is still eighteen years old, it seems impossible in a labile age to have a serious relationship.

Until the bus stops at the end of the highway to the Sahara house complex. They came down together.

"You should go up, I can go home by myself. If you do not go outside the cost of double."

Still clearly visible scolding Sahara earlier when he came down to take her to the front of the house. The chakra until he smiles himself. Now, he is back on the bus to his home.

Cakra arrived at the house almost late in the afternoon, the house that some time ago he and Kinanti left.

"Not Den, it looks like it's staying at the big lady's house. You see, I heard that Mr. Lendra's mother was rushed to the hospital," obviously the aunt made Cakra surprised.

"Hospital, bi?" I can't believe it was taken by aunt.

Gegas Cakra changed his uniform and contacted his father, asking him which hospital they were in.

"You go straight to the house, ma'am! we're all headed there."

Yeah, Okay Pa!"

Cakra looks into the garage, no motor. But there was his mother's car, Cakra immediately searched where the car keys were after changing his clothes.

"Not eat yet, den?"

"Later bi, not yet laper. Cakra to Oma ya bi's house," her part is called home art.

"Be careful, Den!"

***

Cakra had just arrived, but was shocked to see that it was not his papa car that had come. Except for the corpse ambulance, his body slumped. So the papa meant, Oma nothing?

With an unpowered body, the chakra is forced to stand up. Get in the car and help me out of nothing. Her mother's crying still broke out there. Even with the papa who helped lower the body of the oma even though as much as possible to hold back his crying.

Not yet finished his shock, another one that left him speechless.

"Grandfather, how can you be with this God."

Cakra approached Kinanti and hugged her. Lendra was still trying to hold back the tears in front of his wife and child. It didn't last long. After the bodies of his parents were buried. Lendra slumped with a shaken shoulder.

"Pa..."

"Yes..." Cakra and Kinan compactly hugged Lendra tightly. In front of the still-wet grave ground, the burial ground of his parents. A single accident caused both of them to die on the spot.