Rapa & Cleona: Keeping the Heart
110. Family Sucks
Rapa who eventually accompanied the wife in the maternity room was completely weak as screams after screams of his wife were released, sounding as if taking away every strength Rapa had. But Rapa tried to strengthen herself beside Cleona, hugging and giving words of encouragement to the wife until her body weakened and her consciousness disappeared, coinciding with the sound of the crying of her second child was heard. Likewise with Cleona's critical condition due to the amount of blood coming out.
No matter how long Rapa was in unconsciousness, until finally woke up in a room that was all white without being accompanied by anyone. Recalling the incident some time ago, Rapa quickly got up and came out of the room, worried about the state of the wife who was somehow where she was at the moment.
Stretching out his pants pocket, Rapa then snorted when he could not find a square object that could contact family members until finally decided to return to the room he had left a few minutes ago, but the thing he did not find was also Rapa.
“It seems like they know me,” mutter Rapa snorted in annoyance, before going back out and down the quiet and confusing hospital aisle, making it quite difficult to find a way to the reception desk.
“Dreams do I have a family who is bored gini!” grunt Rapa, dizzy to choose the hallway that will pass.
“There is so quiet again. What hospital is the graveyard, until there's no one here? Aunty Amel began to go bankrupt what kind of floor as large as gini no occupants. The elevator is also next to where the hell is this?” asked Rapa at disi herself, getting tired and upset because she continued to walk around in a foreign place that was somehow on what floor. At once Rapa regretted why not explore and get to know every room in the hospital owned by his aunty.
“Awas aja, until I meet later, I lock you all in the morgue!” annoyed Rapa again continued his steps, until the elevator in his car he found and widened his eyes once the number 7 was seen on the top edge of the elevator door.
“Emang deh, only my family like crazy outrageous. My time in alienated gini.” Shaking his head, Rapa then got into the elevator that had just opened.
“Need I auction like them all, I tuker same normal family.”
“Now I'm in ilangin, just know their taste if I say really.”
“Nyebelinya kebangetan have family. I want to throw it away, baby. Fuck emang!”
Rapa's grumbling, just stopped when he reached the hospital lobby and immediately approached the receptionist to ask the wife's room. And luckily the aunty did not tell them to hide where his wife was, even though Rapa had been stubborn, fearing that her family would not be satisfied with her.
Without waiting for a long time, Rapa immediately re-entered the elevator and pressed the number three and looked for his wife's treatment room according to what the receptionist showed.
“WELCOME PAPA BARU.”
The lively and frenetic welcome Rapa got once into the room filled by all members of her family, as well as the wife who displayed her beautiful smile, she said, making the annoyance that Rapa initially felt evaporated just like that, replaced with a sense of haru and happy to see his wife is fine.
Scattered into his wife, Rapa's tears spilled and an apology spewed from his lips, having become a weak man when his wife took his life to bring out the baby, that of course makes everything there moved and the atmosphere that was originally boisterous for a moment quiet. Only Rapa's sobs and regrets were heard.
“Now where are the brothers? They're on healthy right?” tanya Rapa looked around the spacious room, looking for the whereabouts of the baby who had not yet seen him.
“They sleep in the child's room. Where have you been, where have you just come? Can't you faint all day?” asked Cleona with squeaking eyes.
Rapa seemed to be reminded again of his regret that he had muttered since he would take revenge, immediately turning to his family members who were currently pretending to be busy with their respective activities.
Rapa's annoyed grunts before then sending a sharp look at the uncle, papi and the cousin who looked more suspicious, added with the strong assumption Rapa was indeed fixed on the three people. Who else is really ignorant and always pranks Rapa if not them?
“There is a demon hiding brother in the room floor 7.” Replied Rapa with a cynical tone and full of satire, his sharp gaze he aimed at the cousin who was still pretending to be busy with his cellphone.
“Kok can?” astonished Cleona raised her eyebrows next to her.
“Don't know, the demons are very happy jail. Fortunately, my brother was not a coward. Muters find a way out until somehow long finally meet the elevator and can find your room,” back grunt Rapa gave. “Abang tired wife, mobile brother sampe in hideatin too. That's Satan ngerjain abang.”
Rapa told that with a grunt. While Cleona laughs to see her husband's annoyed face added with the faces of the people in the care room that began to red, due to the name of the demon given Rapa. Of course, from the beginning Cleona knew who her husband was talking about, because no matter how the pranks would be, what else their current complete formation would be.
“All the way, brother swore they would enter the morgue, and brother lockin there.” Continue Rapa who has not also alleviated his feelings of regret.
“My boss girl,” Burma said, while Leo, Levin and Devin who were the main suspects shuddered in horror.
“Emang lo know who it is?” leo asked belittling his son-in-law, but in his heart Leo cursed himself for participating in the plan of the pair of sableng children beside him who did have a full idea to work on Rapa.
“Abang mah will not find an invisible demon, Pi. In our family there are many ignorant demons, including papi.” Delik Rapa, makes Leo immediately silent, including Levin and Devin who then cry innocent.
“Mother you also follow, Bang.” said Levin did not want to be the most blamed.
“Iya know, you are all involved. Satisfied aja now mumpung brother is still stoic. But don't forget that retaliation will be there, just wait aja.”