Rain Teach Me Strong
Turns out Wrong

Sigit has arrived at the promised place with Zee. Sigit sat at the meatball stall and waited for Zee to come. Not long Zee came and smiled at Sigit.

"I'm sorry it's late" said Zee and sat next to Sigit.

"It's okay, just relax, Zee," Sigit replied. Then Zee and Sigit ordered two servings of meatballs and drank sweet iced tea.

"What do you want to say, Git?" Ask Zee, who was wondering what she wanted to talk about.

"Later on, we'll finish the meat."

"All right."

Zee and Sigit gobbled up meatballs without any talk. Both of them are focused on spending their meatballs.

"okay... Now what do you want to say?" Said Zee, shortly after finishing the meatball.

"Me, ask. Are you married?"

"Married?" Zee scrunched his forehead. Surprised by Sigit's question.

"Yes, because I've seen you twice carrying a little boy and a boy calling you deck." Sigit immediately spoke to the point, he was impatient to hear the confession from Zee.

"You mean Leo?"

"I don't know the name of the little boy you carried and the man who called the deck to you."

Then Zee laughed and Sigit was astonished to see Zee laughing. Is something funny?.

"I'm not married yet" replied Zee still with a laugh.

"Continue?" Sigit was a little relieved. What Marshall thought was wrong. Sigit smiled happily.

"So... Leo is the son of my cousin, his name is Ilham's brother. He was a widower in a dead residence by his wife. So I volunteered to help care for Leo." Zee explained everything.

"Oh... Mercifully. I thought you were married and that child was your son" Sigit said.

Zee shook his head and laughed a little. Sigit misunderstood. Zee could not stop his laughter, Sigit could have rich thoughts that.

"Tomorrow early in the morning, about six o'clock. You can't meet again."

"Why are you doing it again?"

"There's something I want to show you" Sigit said seriously.

"Oh yeah. What do you want to show me?" Zee asked again, and this time made Zee even more curious.

"There's. Anyway I'm waiting for you at the end of the road there that leads to the villa."

"You make me curious" said Zee, narrowing his eyes at Sigit.

"That's why you should come" Sigit chimps after that Sigit finished his sweet iced tea.

"Come on... I'll take you home."

"No need. I'm here with the bike," Zee refused subtly.

After that Zee and Sigit separated. All the way home, Zee kept thinking about Sigit's words.

"About what, will Sigit show? Does this have anything to do with Marshall?" Mumbled Zee.

Next day. Sigit had woken up early and woke up Marshall who was still curled up under the covers.

"Shall, wake...." Sigit kept waking up Marshall.

"Hm... What the hell!" Parau Marshall is still very sleepy.

"Wake up! I want to take you for a jog and there's something I want to talk to you about." Sigit pulled out the blanket that wrapped Marshall's body.

"Why not just talk here!" Marshall was upset that his sleep was disturbed.

"Cannot. Anyway you should get up and I'll make sure you'll be happy." Sigit did not give up on waking Marshall up, though a little upset that Marshall was hard to wake up.

"Wake up!" Sigit pulled back Marshall's leg and his efforts paid off, despite Marshall's grumbling.

"Don't take a long bath," continued Sigit again.

In about twenty minutes, Marshall was tidy and fragrant. Although his face still showed annoyance towards Sigit. Sigit immediately embraced Marshall's shoulder and did not care about Marshall's grunts.

"Let go! I don't like being hugged" said Marshall, removing Sigit's hand on his shoulder.

Sigit remained silent and continued to move to the place he had promised with Zee.

Sigit and Marshall had already arrived at the end of the road first, as both of them left early.

"We're trying to stand here" said Marshall, who was upset.

"Wait a minute. He may be on the road again" said Sigit, who remained relaxed.

"You mean, who is he? You said a moment ago that there was something you wanted to talk about. What do you want to talk about?"

"Well, that's it he's coming."

Marshall follows Sigit's line of sight and is surprised to see Zee stopping in front of him.

Zee was similarly surprised to see Marshall, but Zee tried to look relaxed. Marshall and Zee keep quiet, but Marshall keeps glancing at Zee.

Sigit snorted seeing the two people nearby not greeting each other.

"Zee, what I want to show you is him." Sigit pointed to Marshall.

"Now you explain Zee, whether you're married or not" Sigit said, but Zee's mouth felt Kelu. Saying hi is very difficult.

Since Zee remained silent, it was Sigit who told Marshall.

"Shall, what I want to talk about is Zee. Everything in your prejudice about Zee is wrong. Zee is not married and the child is the son of his cousin Zee" Sigit said.

"If you don't believe me, just ask Zee." Sigit again.

"Really, Zee?" Marshall and Zee asked in response.

Marshall's smile came out, and it turned out that what was in his mind was wrong. Marshall was happy not to play and it felt like Marshall wanted to take Zee into his arms.

"Well, now you two want to go on the road or go home. That's up to you. The most important thing is that I helped you get here" Sigit said.

After that Sigit left Zee and Marshall who were still silent to each other.

"Zee...."

"What's...."

"How are you."

"Okay" replied Zee.

After that Zee and Marshall shut up and kept looking at each other. The awkwardness between the two is really felt.

"Emmm... Today you're busy" Marshall said, shaking his head.

"If so... Mm... You want to go with me" said Marshall, hoping Zee would go with him.

Marshall's heart burst as Zee nodded his head. Marshall smiled happily and after that Marshall got on Zee's bike, as well as Zee.

Marshall kept on hitting his bike, even though he didn't know where he was going. Marshall stopped near the chicken porridge merchant.

"We'll eat first, yeah" Marshall asked.

"Yes...."

Marshall and Zee eat chicken porridge first, before continuing where Marshall will take Zee.

Zee and Marshall eat the porridge immediately and after that, Marshall and Zee return to ride their bikes. It turned out that not far from the chicken porridge merchant, there was a town square. Marshall turned his bike and stopped.

Now Marshall and Zee are sitting in the town square.

"Zeez... I miss you the same. Even to this day your name is still engraved in my heart."

"What... You miss me too?" asked Marshall who was staring fixedly at Zee's face.