Prisoner's Wife Raka
21. Woe

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Just got out of bed, but Raka had already gotten some bad news on her morning. The mother called in tears, saying that Nek Hani had died.

Raka rushed to the house with his wife. On the way, Raka kept shedding tears, Dinara also tried to calm her husband.

When Kania entered Nek Hani's room, the old woman was no longer breathing on her bed. In fact, a few days earlier, doctors said that Nek Hani's condition was getting better. God loved the woman and picked her up.

Many close relatives came. The crying filled the residence of the late. Arriving there, Raka immediately ran to the corpse that was in the middle of the many people. Seeing Raka cry loudly like that, Kania cried even more.

Dinara saw her mother-in-law whose face was wet with tears. He immediately approached and sat down beside Kania. Kania immediately hugged her daughter-in-law and cried. "Raka's grandmother has no age, Dinara!" he said, with a hoarse voice.

"Sincere mom, huh?" Dinara. "Nek Hani was happy there. Mama can't cry!"

Instead of stopping crying, Kania even more tightened his embrace on Dinara.

Not spending much time, they immediately buried Nek Hani that morning as well.

Raka, who was taking her, ran to Dinara and hugged his wife while crying there. "Grandma, Ra," whined Raka. "Gue's not ready, Ra."

Dinara calms Raka down, taking the man to the room. Raka feels very lost, she has been with her grandmother since childhood. "Sister, have you, huh?" Dinara. "Sister Raka must be sincere, let Nek Hani calm down there."

"Don't cry like this" Dinara said, patting Raka's back crying in front of her.

Dinara was crying too. Seeing her husband so devastated, Dinara felt it. "Sir Raka eat first, huh?" dinara said, but Raka shook her head. "Sister, you haven't had breakfast, you know. It's coming in for lunch too."

Raka kept shaking her head. He wiped his tears, even though the liquid kept dripping. "Gue has no appetite, Ra," replied Raka.

The girl took a long breath. "I haven't eaten either" Dinara said, bowing her head. Simultaneously, Raka raised a face looking at his wife who was holding onto the stomach. "I won't eat, if Raka doesn't eat either."

Dinara gave a faint smile to her husband. Of course, Raka would not let his wife starve. "Yes, I want to eat. But you eat too!" Raka said.

That night, a recitation was conducted sending prayers to Nek Hani. Rania and Roni come, they also greet the princess who has long been missed.

The study is over, some guests have gone home. As for Rania, she was sitting in the living room with Dinara, chatting a few things. "You guys staying here tonight?" ask Rania.

Dinara. "Kak Raka still has to accompany her mother" replied Dinara. "He also looks very sad." Dinara averted her gaze, looking at Raka who was sitting on the other side, alone.

The man's face was hollow, his eyes were sad. He did not join the rest of the people, even he seemed to not care about going around.

Rania agreed with her daughter. His daughter-in-law looked very upset. "You should be able to entertain your husband" said Rania.

It's getting late, the guests are home. Rania and Roni also come home early because Roni has to go on duty tomorrow.

Raka and Dinara, tonight will sleep in Dinara's room. They are ready to pick up the dream.

Dinara sleeps on Raka's bed, while Raka lays her body on the long sofa in the room. Dinara was still awake, staring at the ceiling of the room. "Sister," call Dinara.

Raka who initially turned her back, she twisted her body and looked at Dinara. "What's wrong?"

"I'm sorry, the bed Raka's brother I took," Dinara said.

The man pulled the corner of his lips. "Yes, it's okay."

Dinara turned his face. "Sister Raka if you want to sleep here, okay, really," he said, timidly, not daring to say it by looking at Raka there.

Raka was happy to hear that. However, he knew, his wife would still be uncomfortable if sleeping together. "Just get some sleep, Ra!" Raka said.

"OK, Brother!" dinara replied, then she decided to close her eyes.

In fact, up to the current point, Raka was still acting coldly towards Dinara. They still don't understand each other. However, as much as possible, both will survive, sepetinya.

The mentari has come to shine. Morning dew still sticks to the green plants. Wet foliage, cold breeze makes the air feel fresh. Dinara just finished cleaning up. Then, he opened the window curtain to let the light in.

After Dinara took a bath, now it was Raka's turn.

Dinara sat on the sofa, putting some skincare on the table. Recently, Dinara tried to take care of her dull-looking face.

After that, Dinara left there, carrying the objects and was about to put them in a bedside nightstand drawer.

Dinara opened the drawer and set the skincare there. However, the net is fixated on an object that is there. Moon shaped necklace. Dinara took the object with the intention of asking Raka, because the man sounded out of the bathroom. "Sister," call Dinara.

Raka heard it and walked over. He saw a necklace in Dinara's hand.

"Whose one, brother?" dinara asked, showing the necklace with a silver crescent moon hick to Raka. "Have a sister, huh?"

"Lo's got it" said Raka.

Dinara rounded his eyes. "Not."

Raka took the necklace from Dinara's hand, then wanted to attach it to Dinara's neck. But the girl stopped him. "Not mine, brother!"

"Lo's got, Ra." Then, Raka forced to pair. "From Nek Hani," he said.

Dinara ran towards the closet, there was glass there. He saw the necklace on his neck. "Pretty."

Raka was happy to see it. He approached and stood beside Dinara. "Always beautiful" said Raka.

"Me, Brother?"

"Not! Grandma's choice is always pretty!" said Raka, as she breezed from there.

"Oh."

Nek Hani gave the necklace to Raka a few days ago. The woman said, "Love this to your wife, huh? Let him always remember Grandma." Raka cried and hugged her grandmother right then and there.

Raka did not know, that it was the last time she heard the grandmother's voice. His embrace, it even felt as if it was still attached.

Raka looked at her picture with her grandmother, who was still in high school at the time. The photo in the figure was also given by Nek Hani.

Seeing Raka sitting on the bed, Dinara approached and sat his body there. "Udah, Brother! Don't be sad anymore!" Dinara.

"Gue is missing, Ra," said Raka.

"Now!" Dinara pulled Raka's shoulder, making the man face towards her. Then, he showed her a necklace that was coiled around her neck. "If you miss, look at this!" keyra.

Raka pulled the corner of her lips. I don't know why, now, every word Dinara always makes him calm.

Raka nodded, agreeing to Dinara's words.

...Duhhh long ago so forget the groove and have to reread🥺...

...Hehehe but still gas only type😁...

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