My wife Kuntilanak
Chapter 36. Terrible Happenings That Day

"Errh... Errhhhh..."

The woman lying on the ground continued to rebel. His mouth was stuffed with a tie, making him unable to scream for help. His legs kicked a group of men who forced him to do heinous things.

"Whoi, Ta. Cepet cariin rope. This brash girl needs to teach us a lesson," Aksa ordered while brutally pressing the woman's body.

"Strip from where, c**k! It's in the woods!" reply Genta confusion.

"Yo, make sense. Pokoke who can picket the feet of the boy iki," snapped Aksa. While two of his friends held the poor woman's hands together, he did not rebel.

Not finding the rope requested by Aksa, Genta also brought herbs to tie the legs of the High School girl. White feet that plain level without shoes was getting scuffed, because the hammer that encircles his calves and ankles.

Can't wait to release one by one, Aksa also tore off the girl's High School uniform with both hands. Genta and his two friends were busy passing the cloth down there.

"Hik! Hick!"

Kinanti was unable to hold back her tears, as the boys in high school uniform took turns to sniff it. His body and heart were completely torn apart. Her tears could no longer shed, even though her mind continued to cry. The bruises and abrasions on his body were still nothing compared to the wounds made by the underage men.

Srak! Srak!

"Did? What's that sound?"

The cursed men stopped their activity for a moment, hearing the sound of footsteps on the grass. They took the grey cloths of each one lying on the ground, and prepared to flee from there.

"Janc! It's just a baboon monkey" exclaimed Genta as he saw a long-tailed monkey, running among the grasses holding its cubs.

"Bye, brengs*k. Come mengarokin. I have not been part of it" said one of them.

Kinanti shook her head firmly. Body squirming. He asked the boys to stop crying.

"God! Don't protest too much! Follow aja. Many high school girls want to be in your position! But we just chose you!" cibir Aksa while grabbing the woman's hair.

"Gum!"

Kinanti again growled in annoyance. His shoulders moved up and down holding tightness in his chest. His heart was sliced, looking at the evil smile engraved on the face of his schoolmate. Even his rival for the school's general championship title.

"Woi! Uwes opo urung? Wis arep magrib iki!" ask Aksa to her friend who is still busy down there.Well what not? I want this magrib.-

"Ehm, be patient. Kowe wis nikan-about," replied the young man hastening his work.

The longer the Kinanti's defense decreases. His body is weakening. He could no longer rebel. Only his heart and mind screamed in pain. His eyes closed the meeting.

"Hik! Hick! Hick!" Kinanti's cries never stopped, even though their vile treatment was over.

"Ck! Don't be noisy, brengs*k!" snapped Aksa who was increasingly ignited emotions.

"Hik! Hick! Hihihihi..."

The face of the girl changed. Her beautiful eyes were getting black. No more red lips, has been replaced with black lips full of blood.

"Chihara..."

The woman who had been crying, was laughing. His fingers traced every inch of Aksa's handsome face. Slowly the fingers came down to the neck. And...

"Aawwww! It hurts!" Aksa screamed in fear, because of the grip of the girl's long fingernails on her neck.

"Darling! You why?"

Aksa opened her eyes while shaking. His breathing rhythm is still irregular. But his feelings are quite relieved. The place was no longer a dense forest, but rather a soft room.

"You're having nightmares?" Rani offered a glass of water to her husband.

"Ah, yes. Goddamnit! Even though he was dead, it was still difficult," said Aksa while breathing violently. He then took a sip of the water given by his wife.

"Dead? Who is dead?" Rani scrunched her forehead in confusion.

"Ah, it's nothing. It's just a nightmare" Aksa said, shaking Rani's hand on her face. The man got out of bed and walked to the bathroom.

"Ck, what's the matter? I just want to give you attention?" rani's mind is upset.

...***...

"Air bidara again?"

Laksmi growled in annoyance, knowing that the bucket of water in the bathroom was no ordinary water. His body floated backwards away from the black bucket filled with such clear water. A pile of laundry he still left in the rattan basket.

"Dek, who's talking, anyway? How about ngedumel mulu?" satya knocked on the bathroom door.

Laksmi hurriedly changed back into a human being, then opened the door. "Mas, can you throw that shit away, can't you?" the door with a spoiled tone.

"Loh, why? The water is clean" said Satya confused.

"So the water got peed cat. I'm ticklish."

"Well! Oh gosh. Yeah, get out there. There's-there's a piss cat in here."

Aksa moved quickly, spilling bidara water that had been painstakingly made by his youngest brother. Laksmi smiled faintly. Once again he won against the people in this house.

"Want to take a shower?" seductive Satya while wrapping her hands around the woman's slim waist.

"Huh? What the hell, Mas? It's in the back bathroom, you know. Not in the bathroom in our room" Laksmi protested while moving backwards.

"Oh, so if there you want?" Satya raised her eyebrows patiently.

"Huh? Yo Ndak is."

"Why not? You're done with the obstacle, right?"

Satya's two hands pulled the woman's body back to her. The fragrant aroma of jasmine also returns to activate the entire sense of smell. However, faint Satya still smelled the scent of carrion from the woman's body.

"It's still morning, Mas. You have to go to work, right?" laksmi is looking for a reason.

Geck! Geck! Geck!

"Mas, what the hell? Still long? Cepet change, I want to take a shower," cried Dari from outside.

"Tuh, listen. Dance to use this bathroom too." Laksmi used this gap to escape from her husband.

"Huh, yeah. Let's postpone it first. But don't expect you to run away" whispered Satya in Laksmi's ear. The woman was writhing in her pangs, because her husband breathed near her nape.

Brak!

"Malgar, mlebu. Mas just wanted to help your mother nyuci, ojo think strangely," said Satya when he came out of the bathroom feeling wrong. - Quickly enter

"Well, who's thinking weird?" Dance frowned. His eyeballs then moved to glance at his sister-in-law who had already come out first. "Bak should thank me later" he said without a voice. He knows, Laksmi can't be touched by Satya.

Laksmi just patted down with a small smile, "He's actually on my side, or on Aksa's side, anyway?" Laksmi still could not guess the contents of his sister's mind.

"Kok he didn't react, huh?"

Satya slowed down her footsteps to see the change in his wife's attitude, after rubbing a special oil from a smart man. Apparently he didn't really want to tease his wife.

"Don't I be fooled by that smart guy? Or Laksmi really does not use science, huh?"

"Why, Mas? Bengong? I wasn't angry because I refused, was I?" Laksmi turned around, and saw her husband looking at her sharply.

Satya was shocked. For a moment, he saw a sinister figure before him.

"No, really. You're correct. The time is not right" Satya said, painting a smile on his face. No more pale faces and ripped mouths in front of him.

"ah! So the people in this house already suspected me?" laksmi whiskey.

"Sir, please make tea for our guests, yes," pinta Pak Darya while looking into the kitchen.

"Nggeh, Sir. How many people are your guests?" whispered Laksmi from behind the kitchen wall.

"One man, Nduk," replied the man.

"Who's the guest, sir?" satya asked as she followed her father's steps into the living room. Meanwhile, Laksmi immediately made a few glasses of tea.

"Excuse me, Sir. It's the tea."

Moments later, Laksmi came with a warm tea and a plate of biscuits for a snack. Unintentionally, he also met his father-in-law's guests.

"Well, he's not one of the people in my high school picture? Then he's friends with Aksa, Aruna and Rani too?" highlight Laksmi's beautiful eyes, turning jet-black.

(Connected)