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CHAPTER 206: MAHASISAWA HAS ONE CHILD
Kevin, Muna, baby Ay and Mother Laras are now in Apeldoorn. It was a new atmosphere for all of them.
Hildimar's grandfather certainly very welcome the arrival of his great-granddaughter. So he did not allow Muna to stay in the apartment, but had to live in his residence. In the palace 7 floors.
"Muna. There will be a driver who will always take you to campus." Pinta Grandpa in front of Kevin and Muna.
They look at each other, want to refuse but not feel good, want to accept maybe later they are not good.
"Sorry kek. But the distance is very far. Mae. promise grandfather, if later we will often invite Ay to play at grandfather's house. Especially on the weekend." Kevin answered to Grandpa. Of course, it will not be free if the schedule arrives.
"Hmm. keep your promise so that grandfather doesn't feel lonely." Grandpa sounds conditional agree.
Hildimar's grandfather now was not the stubborn, arrogant Hildimar and never cared about others' suggestions. So when Kevin suggested staying in the apartment and promised to always visit Hildimar's grandfather in his free time lecture schedule.
The atmosphere of the apartment is certainly different from the atmosphere in Bandung. If three months ago Ay was used to being in his room and always heard the babbling and babes. But not for now.
The baby who is not yet fully 4 months old, while still in Indonesia, precisely in Bandung is not fussy. Inversely proportional to the situation in Apeldroon.
Muna and Kevin take care of Ay is helped by the mother of Laras who is a baby sisiter, but that does not mean he knows all the affairs that are experienced and happen to the baby. (only the author whose position is one strip under God alone is omniscient in his own work🤭)
The three of them are confused by Ay's behavior, which since they arrived Ay is very crybaby.
Especially after Muna stayed to go to college, which was still fine at first. but in the evening Ay cried for almost 3 hours even accompanied by a continuous loud shout it happened even more than 3 days in that week.
Don't ask how Muna's. Mother Laras also did not know what to do. The task that should only be babysitting was turned into a cook and maksa so that Muna would eat.
Not to mention Kevin, who actually wanted to be satisfied with Muna before returning to Indonesia, but chose to delay his return until Ay's situation showed kindness.
On the third day Muna relented not to go to campus, her face was matted, under her eyes was dulled black. His eyes are cloudy and swollen because when Ay raged even Muna could only come crying.
"Mae.. it's a pity how Ay can be silent, even his mother is like this. Darling.the brother's wife was a champion. Why is this, come on beeiiibph." Kevin is confused about what to calm down between Muna and Ay.
"It has nothing to do with pap champions. This is our son suddenly crying, treak-treak kaga obviously even three days he's like gini. It's weird."
"Yes. But your crying also doesn't help her calm down."
"Eat first Muna did not want to marry while in college. Which I believe is true, which Muna doesn't want. Ngenes is not Muna bang. You should have waited for Muna to finish college just invited eh not a marriage license."
"Heiii. It's already passed. What should we think about this, how? We're not gonna have time for a rich flashback to Mae's new year's night."
"This is not a flashback story bang, but the one Muna feared young marriage while in college was like this...!!!"
"Have this happened, what's up in the camp, try it?"
"Brothers shouldn't miss Muna's pregnancy, it's still this lecture."
"The wrong brother. The one who wants to."
"Good bang, just tau buntingin. Muna looked at her big belly, fretting about the pain. Tomorrow take care of the baby without a husband, while taking on college assignments. Bayangin so Muna bang.!!"
"Lhoo.. aye will not be studying at mari ye bang, if not brother who so' so an ngijinin Muna. Finally.. caught pan, brother kaga sincerely Muna here."
"Who doesn't have your permission, Mae?"
"Laaah you said who told you to go to college, you mean what? It's good to stay back to Indonesia, at least just call doang, can't help much either."
"Oh that. Yes, if you consider brother to be delicious and as if there is no responsibility. Brother bring Ay back to Indonesia alone, so that he does not disturb his mother who is a one-child student." Riled up, angry, upset all melded into Kevin's brain. Inching out of the room they both, and will approach Ay who is still crying not clear in a sling.
"Please get Ay's clothes ready" said Kevin taking Ay from Laras' sling.
"Sorry sir, where is baby Ay going?"
"Go back to Indonesia." Kevin replied briefly.
"Somewhat, you can't take Ay home." Muna hurls up to Kevin and tries to take Ay from Kevin's sling.
"You need to think about us. Ay and I are just interfering and blocking your ideals." Obviously Kevin's anger. While Ay was still strong crying and screaming.
"Go home!!! if you want to go home. But don't take Ay." insisted Muna.
"This is my son!! She's my responsibility, because I made you pregnant. In our absence, of course you can continue your studies properly and correctly." Kevin is still holding Ay who has no sign of silence.
"Sorry sir, madam. Sorry, baby Ay should not be taken to the doctor, because this is the third day he cried like this.
Muna and Kevin turned towards Laras.
"Well, we're leaving now, bring the tools and clothes to Baras." Kevin's orders.
Finally they went to the doctor, in a state of silent action. Unlike Ay who looks not tired to cry.
The time there shows at 11 p.m. Hospitals that are open 24 hours become their destination. Ay immediately examined and handled by the guardianship doctor, then referred to one of the pediatricians.
A few minutes passed, Muna and Kevin were called to be questioned about the cause and since when Ay was.
Finally in conclusion baby Ay suspected of suffering from colic. A state of indigestion that occurs because the baby is still adjusting, an inability to calm down, and an allergy to a food. The characteristics of babies with colic are crying for several hours, especially from 6 pm to midnight, for no apparent reason. Babies who have colic will usually burp often. And it matches what Ay experienced.
The doctor held Ay not with two hands in front of the chest. Instead of fusing their chests face to face, hooking Ay's head on her shoulders, then patting her smooth back.
Ay was much calmer in the doctor's arms, even asleep. Which then slowly moved into the sling of Muna.
"Madamma, always make sure the baby is not starving. Change the baby's position frequently by holding it. Give her the most comfort to calm down. Hugs are the most effective remedy for colicky babies." Said the doctor while writing a prescription to help reduce the pain in the stomach Ay.
Miraculously, Ay was completely calm in his sleep all the way back to the apartment. But now what remains is a riot in the hearts of Kevin and Muna that has not broken perfectly.
Seriate...
Yesterday who asked RT Muna a bit rowdy, ngaku yaaa🤭