Rahim Disputes
Chapter 13

If so, silence is gold. It is free to argue, or Abi will quibble with other arguments. Making Vivi lose a landslide and of course will make the relationship tenuous. The two did not discuss again until the morning said hello.

What Abi thought had passed has not ended, because this morning the man had severe nausea vomiting. More than the usual day, until impatiently vomited on the floor about his wife and it made the woman angry.

"You're what the hell, Mom! I took a shower, Gini amad! Heh!" furious Vivi found her dress was hit by a bit of mutahan Abi.

"I'm sorry, I'm really nauseous near you, so don't hang around in the morning" the man complained quite pitifully.

"Huh, not very clear. Make people bother," the girl grumbled looking very upset.

Abi helplessly nagged, he was really tormented for this morning, even to the point of missing the office.

"Vi, you don't go, I want to work from home."

"Can't dong Mas, I have the same event. It's once a month, too bad if it doesn't come."

"Some of the bad luck is also usually healed, just call Anto if you need anything," replied the woman was still a little irritated. Already her husband can not be decretin even get the gift of vomit, anyone would be annoyed.

After Vivi left, Abi contacted Anto to pick her up.

"An, take me to Ajeng's house?" pinta the man with a slightly pale face.

"Father sick? Looks not okay," said Anto staring concerned.

"Only the syndrome of pregnancy, just this morning is too drunk, I'm still not sure, but maybe I need to try," Abi recalled.

The man yesterday felt that he had completely healed after being close to Ajeng, should this morning Abi prove the strange thing that happened to him.

Anto followed his boss's will by driving the man to his wife's house.

"Bring An something, I don't want to come just for free," said the man felt less fit in the heart.

That morning Ajeng who wanted to go out for just a morning walk while looking for breakfast was surprised by the arrival of her husband early in the morning.

"Where are you going?" ask the man full of questions.

"The road around the park, all looking for breakfast," the woman replied flatly. A little surprised by the unusual arrival of the man early in the morning.

Abi thrusting a medium-sized bag of crackles. He reflexively accepted it, then turned back home. Go straight to the kitchen to prepare the parcel which turned out to be chicken porridge.

"Why? Eat up!" tell the woman to be caught off guard, as the man quietly continued to watch her.

"Don't come often, later your wife can misunderstand!" said Ajeng who made Abi stop his chewing, then looked at him in silence.

"Did he hurt you?"

"No, as you can see."

"When is the chek up again to the doctor?"

"Next week, I'll tell you the results."

"Let me know when the time comes, I don't want to lose a single moment that probably won't happen as the baby grows week after week" Abi said.

"You don't work?"

"Every morning I'm sick, but after reporting our child much better," the man replied looking different from the day before. Softer, not even a single word sounded as hurtful as the man often said.

Meanwhile, Vivi, looks enthusiastic about telling her pregnancy which is not actually hers to her friends. The woman also plans to invite her social friends in a four-monthly event later that has been predicted by herself.

Even in the afternoon it was raging alone to call her husband to go home soon. Inquire about his whereabouts and also advise not to go home late today. Though Abi is doing a lot of work that makes the man dizzy himself.

"Mas, where is it? It's nine o'clock you haven't come home yet, don't tell me you're going home to Ajeng again huh?" greet Vivi on the other end of the phone.

"I'm still overtime, I do a lot of work, just rest first."

"I want to wait for you, there are many things I want to tell you," Vivi said.

The woman was actually waiting for him, unwilling to be helped again to leave sleep and ended up letting no go home. Worse, letting her go home, maybe

"Why night once, I'm tired of waiting for you" the woman protested half sleepily.

"I told you, don't wait for me, I'm overtime today."

"Mas, when is our child's four-monthly event, I can't wait to invite friends and all the family. Let everyone know that we'll have a child, and your mother will trust you completely."

"Not even four months, can you? In part why you are excited, who is pregnant is still relaxed," replied the man quite annoying.