Rangga's Beloved Wife
Oma Cemetery

"Your barrel is set free." An officer came to Laras who was still sitting in the bars.

"Thank you, sir. Thanks." His words were full of haru. He was happy to finally get out of prison. The hope is one, can be beside Rangga.

"Together, Miss. Do not repeat, yes. Don't like fighting in-laws. Your in-laws are good people. He's doing this just to make you realize." Said the police officer.

Laras was fixated on hearing the officer's explanation. What Raya said was very unreasonable. How could he have been made like this when it was not wrong at all. Laras' hands once clenched tightly. His feet stepped in front of the police station gate.

"Mom, my barrel messenger Mr. Donal picked you up. They're waiting for you at home." Someone appeared claiming to be his father-in-law's emissary.

"Sir, is Oma buried?"

"Already Bu Laras" answered the pick-up.

"Directly take me to the funeral, yes sir." said Laras

"Good, Mom." The barrel was led into the car.

On the way to the burial area Laras just fell silent. Two days of events that made him cramped. Not feeling the tear-spout wet his face, Laras leaned his shoulders on the edge of the car glass.

Oma was a good person, even very good. Why is God a man as good as he should go so fast. I still want to be with Oma. Forgive Baras, Oma. Because I'm Oma being a wretch. Forgive Laras if all this time there is a wrong with Oma.

I've lost all my family members, sister dawn, father and mother. Now Oma left me. Mas Rangga I miss you, at times like this you usually strengthen me.

Barrel wiped his tears. Remembering all the goodness of Oma all this time. As long as he entered the family, Oma was the best on him. Yes Mama Raya is also good, but at this time the woman has changed. Laras felt because he was a poor person so he could be played by Raya. The new barrel realized the goodness of the Kingdom turned out to be fake.

The car entered the elite cemetery. Looks like people have gathered there. The barrel got down from the car, running towards Oma's grave. His body sits beside a mound of land that has been watered with flowers.

"Oma," Her cry hugged the white navel. Bi Asti who saw Laras immediately sat next to him. Laras hugs the Asti bi who is considered a good person after Oma.

Bi Asti's hand rubbed the back of Laras to calm the young woman beside him.

"You're patient, Race. Oma won't calm down to see you sad like this. There's still me, and Mr. Donal who loves you." Speech bi Asti strengthen Baras.

"It's all my fault, Bi. If Oma had not visited my mother's house, Oma and Mas Rangga would not have been harmed. It's my fault, Bi." The barrel is still sobbing. He is not blaming himself. But if they do not plan to visit his house maybe the incident will be different. Laras looked towards Raya, Lani and Oma Fina who were staring hatefully at him. He guessed they would blame him.

After the funeral, everyone who came disbanded. Laras still wants to sit next to Oma's grave. Bi Asti still faithfully accompanied Laras. Since he knew Laras Mala's son, Asti immediately loved his friend's son. Mala who he considered was like his own sister, and now there are children Mala who live with them. Made Asti promise to be a substitute mother for Laras.

Asti leads Laras into the car that picked him up. But Laras gets a rejection from Oma Fina.

"What did he do? he's not our part." Oma Fina told Laras.

"He's my son-in-law, Auntie." Donald Sahut.

"No, Donald. She's not your daughter-in-law, her husband is not your son. Your son is only Lani, not Rangga." replied Oma Fina while staring cynically at Raya.

"But he was closer to Oma, than to Lani. So he's still entitled in our family. Let's go home, and then we'll take you to the hospital." Donald led Laras into the car.

Arriving at the Pattimura residence, all the families gathered. Some mourners came. This includes the Spencer family and the Gunawan family. Various condolences continued to flow from the mourners. Baras also welcomed the guests.

"Pa, Oma has just been buried. It's not ethical to call a lawyer." Baras.

"So the lawyer himself who said that he would come here related to Oma's will. not papa who asked to come here." Donald Clear.

"Welcome to the hospital, pa. Mas Rangga needs Laras more there, rather than having to join the family drama here. Sorry, pa." Baras.

Donald could not forbid the desire of his son-in-law. He also confirmed the words of Laras if later there will be a family drama that certainly drags Laras to be monthly.

"alright. You same Bi Asti went to the hospital."

"No, pa. Let Laras alone." Laras refused to be accompanied by bi Asti because he wanted to be full time with Rangga.

After Laras went to the hospital, the Pattimura family lawyer had already come to the house of Oma Gladys. Yes, the house that Donald occupied was actually the house that belonged to Oma Gladys' parents. Only a lot of it is in the pot according to the current state.

"Assalamualaikum, I am Andi Mallarangeng as a lawyer from Gladys Suwandhi's mother. Sorry if my arrival sounds sudden. I will be doing treatment abroad in the next few days, for a time I cannot decide. So I came here to finish the message I hold right now."

Mr. Andi was sitting on the middle sofa, followed by several family members who were already in the mourning area.

"My brother just passed away. Can't delay the announcement. It's unethical to read it now." protested Oma Fina.

"Oma, just listen to Andi's excuse. He will seek treatment for a time that cannot be determined. So Oma just listen to what Mr. Andi will say." Reply Lani.

"Well, I'm here to ask you, is there anyone named Laras here?" Everyone in the room looked at each other. Why is Laras in question?

"Reply to the hospital, sir. Accompanying her comatose husband." Answer Donal.

Raya heard Donald's words just a small smile.

"You just come to the hospital, Laras. Find your husband until you get it. You won't be able to see Rangga again." Inner Kingdom.

"Can I be asked to go home? you see the message from Oma Gladys for Baras."

"Already sir, just read it. We'll tell Laras if he comes home." Lani Sahut.

"Just read it, sir. Maybe we can pass it to Laras when he gets home." Donald also answered.

"Bismil was bornrahmanirrahim, I will read the will of Gladys Suwandhi's mother.

I Gladys Suwandhi wrote this without any coercion from anyone. I mandated this consciously and of my own desire.

Raya and Donal will be given full confidence in managing the company. A 45% stake for both of you.

My granddaughter, Lani Amanda, I left a house for my great-grandchildren. Hopefully Lani can keep this trust well.

Make Rangga and Laras. I will leave all my possessions to you. You are the grandchildren who will take care of Oma. You're the only ones Oma trusts."

"OOOOOOOO!"