NOISY GIRL'S
HOMECOMING

Nena who smeared thick powder on Karin's cheeks seemed to grumble when her son who could not stand still began to scribble makeup tools on the glass table. "Lipstik mami abis dong Jinooo," his nagging by seizing the object from the child's small hands.

Justin who approached the commotion in the tv room shook his head as his second son's lips were a flaming red lipstick. "Jinooo-jino" he lamented, but then laughed. His son was there, in contrast to Nino who was more Kalem, his sister was even so installment.

"Bang Justin, Bang Ar so not home today." Karin slightly rolled her eyes, and the woman before her who was busy smearing a lip-brushing back directed her face to face each other. "Jan menor-menor, Ma'am, I want to graduate this doang, not be a dangdut biduan."

"Who knows if you'll be playing" said Nena, then laughed and the girl in front of him just throbbed. "You should have woken up early this morning. Let's be honest," Nena scolded.

"Gapain to the salon ngantri, Ms. Nena can also."

"I don't know if Ardi's coming home" Justin replied, cleaning his son's lips with a wet tissue. Then he turned to Nino who seemed fun playing cellphone, "don't wait to watch it," the man scolded, slightly pulled the phone in his son's hand and instead made the boy sulk.

"Udah anyway, Mas. Let it go, I'll just be done with it."

"Eh, come on, it's noon." Marlina who had looked neat told her family to move quickly, did not forget the woman entered her trade catalogue who knew anyone was interested.

Karin, who was already beautiful with a kebaya, also returned to the local bride and groom, half ran to pick up high shoes near the door, after which he caught up with his family who had gotten into the car.

"Now, Mom." Karin hands over the keys to the house to her mother.

"Nobody's missing, right?" Ask Justin.

Nena checked her son's needs in the bag, and there. So did the mother who checked the catalog and nodded when she felt nothing was lacking.

Karin is still checking her false eyelashes that feel heavy.

"Bang Nino, Mih, Bang Nino." Jino tugged at the mother's shirt, complaining that her twin brother who likes to play the phone was left at home.

Justin had already jumped out the door, with the key of the house he had the man opened. And his son still looks fun playing hp on the sofa. "Jeez Ninoo, Nino," nagged her but then laughed.

***

Karin pounded a little when her name was called to take the stage, this year she managed to get the best graduate degree in her school, which is, the girl received a gift in the form of a trophy as well as a gift whether it was wrapped neatly in the box.

From up there he looked for the figure of the brother who did not see also his nose, somehow his feelings turned sad when he was on this stage and got a lot of praise he should feel happy.

"Congratulations, dear." Marlina kissed Karin's cheek, took the trophy from the girl's hand for her to help carry.

"Return aun huh?" For a boy of Jino's age, the gift he always connected with his birthday, it made his mother laugh.

"Antee mindem ape dong." Nino, who was very fond of square objects, whines at Karin when the girl pulls out her phone to contact her brother.

"Don't keep hapeing, ah." Justin rebuked his son, and the boy again whined.

Nino who continues to sulk makes Jino the younger brother follow fuss. And Nena proposes to go home first.

"Today we go home too" said the girl.

"Do you have no event with your friends?" Ask Justin.

Karin shook her head, they walked towards the car parked outside the school building.

"Sir."

"Bang Ar." Karin said that she could not believe the young man who had just closed the taxi door, the girl ran towards her brother, and almost fell down because of the high shoes she was acquainted with, but he got up again to take off his shoes until the two now faced each other.

Ardi was smiling. But instead of getting a hug even a punch in the arm he got using the girl's shoes to complain.

"Big bang!" Omel Karin, the girl kept hitting the brother's body until the young man complained, ran and hid behind his mother.

Marlina laughed, rubbing the back of the son's hand against her shoulder.

"My mother was very upset" said Ardi hugging the mother's body from behind, wrapping both arms around her neck. After smelling his cheek a glance, the young man rolled his eyes at Karin who was still standing before him.

Karin also cast the same gaze, eyes full of longing from both representing a sentence that they could only convey through the air.

Ardi first cut off the eye contact of the two when the mother let go of her son's embrace and rubbed the young man's arm. "What do you want to go home?"

"Of Al!" From inside the car Jino called her om until the young man turned his head.

Ardi approached the boy. Do tos when both of them stick out their hands.

"You want to come home, Ar?" Justin repeated the question, The man who was sitting behind the wheel turned on the car engine.

"So I've come home, uh said your aunt long gone." Ardi began to tell a story, making Nena who was also sitting in the car nod in understanding. "I think I want to be here, just follow the show first, same Karin."

Karin who looked dreamy then turned to her brother. The young man approached her, clasping his arms around Karin's neck, making her turn.

"We go down the road first here, then I go to the blue canteen" added Ardi.

Karin hit the arm that almost strangled her neck, but then she laughed, turning to the brother who was now next to her.

Marlina who was already sitting in the passenger seat again asked the same question." Karin said she wanted to come home? "

"I'm sure Bang Ar is okay, ma'am," he said.

Justin nodded, and before the luxury car drove onto the highway, Karin still had time to change her shoes with more relaxed sandals.

"Aren't you the same as me, Dek?" Karin reflexively turned her head, taking one step back as her brother's head was so close to the side of her face.

"Publicly, Bang." Karin jdi nagging.

But the brother looked unconcerned, again stepped forward, making the girl confused as to where to avoid the gaze of the young man before her.

"I'm so much the same, lo, Deck, especially that opium one."

"Devents."

Although no one understood their jokes, the sentence always made Karin shame. In fact, several years did not meet and did not reduce the perverted nature of the young man.

Karin: help defense screeching yes saay.

Ardi: the spirit of yes humping points.