Not the Perfect Wife
187. S2 - fetch
Time keeps passing. In two weeks, Nayla will have surgery. All preparations have been made. The whole family seemed to be waiting for that day.
Today, Nayla will be checking the contents. Aydin had already made an appointment with the obstetrician before. They also consulted with cancer specialists.
"Mother come with you guys check on baby, huh?" pinta Yasna's.
"By, Mother," said Nayla.
"Oma can't wait to see you, baby," said Yasna, rubbing Nayla's belly, which is not too big.
They're getting ready to go to the hospital. Nayla and Yasna wait for Aydin in the living room. When going to stand up from his seat, Nayla's back hurt and felt hard to straighten her body, until the woman sat back down.
"Why are you, Nay?" asked Yasna who felt strange seeing her daughter-in-law sitting back here.
"Mother, I can't stand. Let's just postpone the check."
"Why delayed? You should be checked immediately, if so. Hold on, Mommy's calling Aydin."
Yasna called Aydin immediately. Looks like the woman was very worried to see her son-in-law in such distress. The doctor warned me that this would happen.
"What's up, honey?" tanya Aydin who just came out with the need for Nayla content examination.
"Nayla can't stand." It wasn't Nayla who answered, it was Yasna. Of course, it made Aydin more worried.
"What's wrong with you, honey?" aydin asked by approaching his wife.
"No idea, Mom. Suddenly my back hurts," Nayla replied with a hold of her pain.
He felt pain from earlier. It was just that the woman did not want to make her family worry so, Nayla held her back.
"Mother, please bring it, will you?"
"Yes." Yeah."
Aydin handed Yasna Nayla's check-up kit and immediately carried the woman to the car, which they were about to use to check. The man sat his wife in the back so that she could be accompanied by Yasna. Soon Aydin drove his car to the hospital.
On the way, the man could not concentrate. He was very worried about his wife. Several times it almost endangers other riders. It was not long before they arrived at the hospital. Aydin took his wife back to the doctor's office.
Many eyes were looking towards them. But Aydin did not care. Nayla and her son are all right.
After checking, it turns out Nayla is required to stay there, until the time of delivery arrives. Although the woman had refused because she wanted to go home, but with a hard heart also, Aydin forbade his wife to go home. It was all for her and their son.
Nayla was in the hospital. He always complained of being bored. Families often come, but it can not also drive away the loneliness felt by the woman. It didn't feel like Nayla had been through a week.
"Mas, can I ask you something?" pinta Nayla while her husband was feeding the wsnita.
"What's? If you want to go home, you better forget it," Aydin concluded, as if he knew what Nayla wanted to say.
"Not that" answered Nayla. "Please bring Nuri here, dong, Mas!"
"What are you doing with that kid?" aydin asked, looking at Nayla.
"I want to talk to him. Just a moment, Mom. Please bring him here, yes!"
"No, I know what you want to talk about."
"I'm not talking about anything. I just want to apologize about yesterday's incident" replied Nayla because Aydin did not know his meeting with Nuri at that time.
"Yes, later after school," Aydin finally replied.
Actually Aydin felt heavy by bringing the girl to see his wife. It must have been talking like a few days ago. However, what can be done if his wife asks. Hopefully Nayla really isn't talking about things like before.
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Like he promised Nayla. In the afternoon Aydin picked up his sister Afrin and Nuri to meet with Nayla. The man waited in the parking lot alone. Soon his sister came out with some of his friends, including the girl he was looking for as well.
Nuri who saw Aydin's whereabouts in the parking lot immediately dodged. He didn't want any more trouble with the man.
"Wait!" exclaim Aydin prevents Nuri from leaving. "Nuri, Nayla wants to see you. He's in the hospital."
Nuri who first heard Aydin calling his name was suddenly dumbfounded. As long as the girl was friends with Afrin, never once had the two of them spoken, let alone to name a name, but today the man was in front of her.
Talk softly and call his name. Things like this alone have made Nuri so happy. How it feels to be Nayla who is so loved by Aydin.
"Why are you so dumb?" tanya Aydin broke Nuri's daydream.
"Yes, Brother," Nuri said with a wave.
"Yes, come on!"
"Come, where to?" tanya Nuri was confused. The girl was still unconscious with her shock.
"I told you that Nayla wanted to meet you and you just said yes. Why ask me too?"
"Sister, if you speak slowly," interrupted Afrin who understood Nuri's nervousness. "Come, Ri, Sister Nayla is waiting for you. He wants to see you."
Nuri also nodded. He could not possibly resist the wishes of a person who was already kind to him. Nayla is Afrin's sister-in-law.
"Come on! Nayla's been waiting too long." Aydin passed by without waiting for an answer from Nuri.
The girl followed him into a car. On Nuri's journey wondering, what does Nayla want to talk to him about? Is it still about trust? If so, this is your chance to refuse.
Nuri doesn't want to be involved with their family anymore. Especially regarding household matters that are not yet the time for girls his age. He still has goals to achieve.
"Sister, what is it that Sister Nayla wants to see Nuri? Don't tell me about a problem like yesterday? If it's true, it's better not to" asked Afrin.
She doesn't want her best friend getting into trouble back with her brother. It was enough at that time. Afrin felt that either her brother or sister-in-law had gone too far with Nuri. She is also a girl so she knows how her best friend feels.
"Sister doesn't know either, Nayla doesn't say anything. He just wanted to take Nuri there."
"Take a look if you're still talking about yesterday."
"You, what, I don't really accept? You seem to be defending your friend more than Brother and Sister Nayla?" aydin asked with a glance at his sister.
"I'm not defending anyone. It's just that Nuri is the victim here" Afrin said.
Nuri who was sitting at the back just silently listened. He did not dare to say anything. It was better for him than it would be a problem.
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