Painful Marriage
CHAPTER 192

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This morning was a very bright day for little Sela. The reason, he will run his plan to find money to be able to ride a hot air balloon in Cappadocia. The boy was carrying his backpack which contained some papers and clothes. He will do what the two like later at his Grandma and Grandpa's house with Shasa.

After everything was ready, the boy picked up the iPad he had in his bed. He's gonna make a video call with his best friend and cousin.

"Assalamu'alaikum, Shasa," Sela said as Shasa's face filled her iPad screen.

"Vaalaikumsalam. Shasa is ready," replied Shasa across the street who was ready with her neat clothes. These two kids are really compact now.

Sela chuckles. "Yes. This is Sela leaving too. Shasa wait for Sela at home, yeah. Sela wants to walk first," he said pamit.

"Yes. Be careful" said Shasa.

Sela nodded. "Assalamu'alaikum" said Sela, hanging up after receiving a greeting from Shasa.

Sela kept her iPad in a bag. Afterwards the boy darted out of the room with a happy face.

Sela's tiny legs run down the stairs one by one. When he reached the kitchen, the child saw his Mother and Father who continued to stick. More precisely, it is only the Father who disturbs the Mother.

"Ck, I don't think I have any work" he said, staring cynically at Kenzo who was hugging Zahra from behind at the pantry table.

Kenzo and Zahra both turned their heads. The two adults were surprised to see his son who was very neat this morning. "After leaving, son?" ask Zahra gently.

"Yes Mother. Shasa was waiting at home" Sela replied.

"That's why isn't the hair closed?" ask Kenzo. Yes, now Sela wears her mini pashmina hijab in the style of bangs issued in front. She and Shasa had promised to wear clothes like this. The two kids were really compact in any case.

"This is his style, Dad. I don't know your style," replied Sela Ketus.

Zahra smile. He was shaking to see his son who wears a robe with a hijab that is so, very contemporary indeed. "It's okay, son. But later if it is balig, the hijab must be covered yes," said Zahra.

"Every Mother," replied Sela pleased by giving her thumbs up.

"Dad," he called to turn to Kenzo who did not release the twists of his hand on Zahra's waist.

"Hem," replied Kenzo.

"Begging for money to make car gasoline" he said innocently holding hands on Kenzo.

"The car was only used once, son. There must be gas" replied Kenzo. Yes, the Mini Cooper that is a gift for Sela is indeed the first time used since they bought six months ago. Sela who at that time accidentally saw the Mini Cooper on the street made her eyes unceasingly look at the car. Until Kenzo who is a good father, he is very sensitive. The car was parked in their yard the day after. It was a day where Sela and Kenzo were very compact without any quarrels.

"Later when it's over, ask Dad for money," he whined again.

"Basic is not capital" said Kenzo, who pulled his wallet out of the back pocket of his shorts.

"Now" said Kenzo, giving Sela a piece of red money.

With a smile the child accepted. "Thank you, good father" said Sela.

"You want it, new muji!" kenzo Grous.

Zahra could only smile. He was not stopping to look at his little girl who now looked very beautiful. "After breakfast, son? Mommy makes toast, yes," said Zahra.

"No need, Mother. Sela wants to walk. Breakfast at Grandma and Grandpa's. So happy first Yes Father, Mother," replied Sela and did not forget to greet Kenzo and Zahra's hands alternately.

"Assalamu'alaikum."

"Getishalight."

"Little girl I'm already big, Mas," said Zahra with teary eyes looking at Sela who walked out of the house.

"Our little girl, honey," said Kenzo.

Zahra nodded. "He really imitates the style of his beloved Aunty, Kak Kinzi," said Zahra, who left Kenzo speechless.

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"We went to Mama Kina's house first, yes sir," Sela said after she sat in the back seat of the brown and cream Mini Cooper.

"Ready Miss," replied the driver gently.

"Sir, this is the gasoline that was given to Papa," said Sela sticking the money that Kenzo had given her.

"That's for Dad's car. This is the one for Sela's car, sir. You take, yes," said the boy with all his policies.

The driver could only chuckle at the plain words of his employer's son. "Alright, Miss," replied the driver receiving the red note.

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Sela's car stopped right in front of Shasa's house. He got out of the car and immediately ran into the house.

"Assalamu'alaikum Mama, Papa!" his screams were loud as soon as he reached the dining table.

"Waalaikumussalam," replied Kina and Aska who were enjoying their breakfast.

"Well, Mama's son was beautiful early in the morning" Kina's tease that made the little girl meet.

"You're kayaking twins now" continued Kina who also saw the clothes that Shasa wore as she descended the stairs were the same as Sela's clothes. The style of the hijab is the same, but the color alone distinguishes. Sela wears mint, while Shasa wears peach.

"Mama, Papa, Shasa sama Sela went straight to Grandma's house, yes," Shasa said as she carried her backpack.

"You guys be careful. Until Grandma's house later don't be naughty. Breakfast used to be there just invite Grandpa to play horse," advised Kina.

"Don't make Grandpa and Grandma bother too" Aska continued.

"Ready!" answer the two children simultaneously.

"If so we say yes, yes. Assalamu'alaikum," said Shasa to Aska's hand and Kina followed by Sela.

"Waalaikumsalam" replied Kina and Aska.

"Truly a super child model," muttered Kina amazed at the taste of the clothes of the two little girls

"Superior seeds, dear," said Aska.

"And later we will add the next superior seeds," continued Aska jahil who got delikkan from Kina.

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"Assalamu'alaikum" greetings Sela and Shasa as soon as entering Dee and Ibra's house.

"Vaalaikumsalam. Well, Grandma's grandchildren have come to it" said Dee who was sitting in the living room with Ibra. The two middle-aged people still looked beautiful and handsome.

"Have you had breakfast?" ask Ibra.

Sela and Shasa shook their heads. Ibra noticed the appearance of her two grandchildren from top to bottom. "You were really young, dear," Ibra told Dee without turning her eyes to Sela.

"Dee's granddaughter is that," Dee replied proudly.

"Yes, if we have breakfast. Grandma cooked a special breakfast for you guys" continued Dee's spirit.

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After finishing breakfast, the two little girls immediately changed their clothes with casual clothes that they had brought from home. Now they are in the family room.

"Grandfather," called Sela who was sitting on the fur rug with Dee and Shasa. Ibra sat on her own sofa with a basket of wine on her lap.

"Why Honey?" ask Ibra.

Sela and Shasa looked at each other and smiled. Shasa took something out from inside his bag. "It's Grandpa" said Shasa, giving Ibra the paper.

Dee who saw the actions of her two grandchildren was just a head gnaw.

Ibra read the writing of the six-year-old on the paper. Ibra's eyes patterned reading the contents of the letter. "You want Grandpa to buy your goats?"

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