Rangga's Beloved Wife
Wake up from Coma 2

A calm expanse of water stretched out wide before the eyes. The breeze swept over the clothes he was wearing. A pair of eyes stared at Takjud at the scene in front of him. His feet were thrown on the green grass. His brown pupils stared straight, no matter how dirty the white clothes were because they were allowed to hit the ground. His tall body was left wet when he put half his feet in the puddle.

"This place is like heaven."

The sentence came out as his gratitude for the gift presented before his eyes. As gratitude he could be in a place where he thought how great the power of God. The cold air made him not want to go from there. For a moment he turned his body to look at the surroundings.

"Cranes"

The baritone's greeting disturbed his hearing. Those brown eyes were aimed at the figure of the man standing not far from him.

"Father!" yells.

The owner of his body smiled at him. No need to think long father and son to let each other miss. Rangga was happy to meet his biological father.

"Awhile?"

Rangga broke away from his father's arms. His face was still the same as the last one he met. No aging, maybe because it's already in heaven.

"If I meet papa, it means me?"

Aryo shook his head at the thought of his son. He explained that his only child had not died. It's just that Rangga is currently in a life and death position.

"No, son. You're not dead yet. Right now you are between life and death. Our meeting is just to remind you that you have to survive in the world. Someone is waiting for you, someone is suffering because of your pain."

"What do you mean? who suffers because of me? is that Laras? did something happen with Baras? Oh my God, forgive me, Ras.

Pa, I want to heal! I want to keep Laras out of mama's reach. Papa knows not? it was Mama who betrothed me and Laras, but she also tortured my wife. Do you know why?"

Aryo smiled at the words of his son. She recalled how Raya was also treated like that while not pregnant Rangga. Patiently Aryo convinced Raya to be strong and patient. Aryo also never forced Raya to get pregnant quickly. The understanding was finally understood by Raya Although it can still be a bark from her mother.

"Because your mama used to be like that, Ga. Anyang you used to demand Raya get pregnant fast two months after we got married. You know the dilemma of your mom at that time, let alone her career as a model again rose. She was even required to stop being a model and at home as a housewife.

Your eyes used to be very strict with your mama. Papa just lost his voice with your eyes. But papa never left your mom in the least. For me, what happens in our household is a test. Where not always the destroyer of households there must be actors. But what we experienced was the involvement of parents.

After you were born, I thought it would all be over, it wasn't. The more demands that you put on your mama. Until we decided to move house. Building a happy and happy home."

Rangga was silent to his papa story. He concluded what mama had experienced was some sort of counterclaim in the past. Her tears were dripping, not meaning to cry. It's just that he became reminded of his wife, a speck of longing also shackled his heart.

"Staff, your task is still long. I hope what happened in the past doesn't happen to you and your little family. If so, you should be a booster for your wife."

Aryo walked leaving Rangga who was still standing glued. Slowly the figure disappeared. Covered in blinding white light. Rangga kept calling her papa name.

"Yahoo! please, I'm sick! Rangga!"

"Clearned!"

Rangga kept calling his wife's name.

"Maaaas, sick!"

"Clearned! where's you! what happened to you."

Before long she felt like someone was sucking her body. Rangga disappeared along with a very shining white light.

While in a large room with white shades. A man was lying down with medical equipment on his body. One of the nurses was checking on Rangga's condition. For nine months the man had slept with medical equipment. It had been nine months, the man had slept beautifully.

A hand moves slowly. The eyes seemed to open little by little. Rangga tried to convince his vision. In a little bit of that place.

Why is it so dark here whether I am in the grave. There is no light.

Oh my God, am I dead. Nah! I can't die. Laras must need me.

They said I was conscious. That means I'm still alive.

Thank God you still gave me a chance to live.

But why is it so dark..

A voice called out to see Rangga's eyes open. Of course, both parents were very happy after months of unconsciousness. It was as if their prayers had been granted by God. I immediately bowed in gratitude when I saw that.

Author: The hero prostrates his gratitude but he forgets the injustice he committed to his son-in-law.

"Alhamdulillah, pa. Rangga is conscious." said Raya happily.

"Son, it's mom and dad here."

"mama why it's so dark!" pekik Ranges.

"Suster!" panicked shouting.

Moments later, the female nurse and the male nurse entered the room. Rangga was still raging when he found out his vision was dark.

"Come to the doctor!" pekik Raya's.

"Good, Mom."

They disperse themselves in front of their superiors. Raya is still trying to calm Rangga who is still in shock.

Rangga tried to get up but his body could not be moved. His feeling was more and more unsettled when some point his body felt frozen. His hands held firmly on the shoulders of Raya's. As if hit in a row. Rangga could only cry behind his mother's shoulder.

"You calm down, son. This is due to sleep. It'll be good soon." Raya is still trying to calm her son.

Although it was a little calm but still Rangga was still in shock. The doctor said nothing. But he could guess there would be gloomy days that would be on his way.

ma.. ma .. where La..ras" Rangga's voice sounded intermittent.

He glanced at a nurse. Not how long the sister sat next to Rangga.

"Is this you, Ras?" sahut Rangga's.

"Yes, I'm Rangga. It's me Laras your wife." Rangga knew it was not the sound of Laras. The man pushed the nurse violently.

"No. He's not Laras. Just go! I want a barrel!"

Some time later

"How's my son doing, doc?" tanya Raya when the doctor examined Rangga.

The doctor looked at the patient who had been given sedatives. As long as he checked, Rangga kept on going berserk calling the name Laras.

"It looks like he has to meet a woman named Laras. Otherwise he could be depressed."

"I'm sorry, doc. I don't think there's any way she could meet Laras." Raya explained.

"Why, Mom?"

Raya breathed a heavy sigh. He turned his gaze towards Rangga who was already asleep. There is sadness to see the condition of his son.

"For Laras who left Rangga. Even though he knew that Rangga was being critical."