Sharing Love: The First Wife's Pilu Story
Raisya Like a Princess

"What, Arum fell in the bathroom?" Sabrina dropped the phone in her hand and then collapsed on the floor. Instantly his stomach aches when he hears bi Nori's speech over the phone. His heart seemed to stop beating, his hands were clutching the bed sheet, his tears kept falling pouring down his cheeks. 

Bi Mimi and Bi Asih entered without permission to approach Sabrina and take her to the bed. They get a call from Mahesa who is on the way home to accompany Sabrina, because she knows for sure Sabrina is pretentious to hear the unexpected news in the morning. 

Sabrina sobbed, wanting to feel like she ran to hug the friend, but what power her body felt weak helpless. 

"I'm going to see Arum." Sabrina whined, swaying Bi Mimi's arm that hugged her, while Bi Asih fetched water for Sabrina. 

"In the meantime Den Mahesa came home, Non who is patient, certainly non Arum is fine." Bi Mimi continued to stroke Sabrina's head covered in the hijab, calming her down from being hysterical. 

"But he needs me, Bi. I don't want to be here, while Arum has to be in pain," Sabrina said on the sidelines of her cries, even Sabrina pulled over the glass from Asih until it fell and broke. 

Bi Asih hugged Sabrina from behind. "We pray that Non Arum and the baby will be fine."

Sabrina landed her head on Bi Asih's lap. True what they say, if he collapses who will be Arum's encouragement later. 

After a few minutes, finally the door of the room opened, with breath ngosan Mahesa approached Sabrina who was still as excited. 

Bi Asih and Bi Mimi got off the bed giving Mahesa room to hug her. 

"Mas, how's Arum doing?" ask Sabrina. 

Mahesa supplied oxygen from her nearly depleted nasal cavity. Even hearing Randu's voice he was not strong, especially Sabrina. 

"I don't know yet either, but Arum's latest news is that she has to have an operation to save her baby." 

Sabrina's back tremors are getting stronger, her chest is getting tighter, she can no longer hold her weakened body. 

O Allah, save Arum and the baby, do not take him in this way. Let him take care of his son like the promise of the three of us. 

A few years ago.

A cold night wind accompanied by a crescent moon, several stars scattered adorning the garden. The three girls laughed loosely after taking off their gray uniforms earlier this afternoon. 

"No college is okay, the important thing is to be a successful housewife," said the girl in a black hooded dress in white,  he is Arum who has brought his diploma to apply for a job tomorrow. 

"If a career woman can be successful, I could hear, then how can a successful housewife?" ask someone who does not understand marriage. He hasn't even thought about it. 

Sabrina who was sitting next to Arum just smiled. He would not comment on anything about his life. 

"Successful housewives can give our husbands anything they want, including children and affection and loyalty. And most importantly we can accompany him in times of joy and sorrow until old age. Isn't that right, Sabrina?"

"Maybe, since I don't know yet, I'll ask you later."

Arum clucked, that was an unflattering answer for him. 

"Hopefully the three of us can be housewives as we expect" she added. After saying Aamiin, the three embraced.

On the way, Sabrina was unceasingly shedding tears, memories in the extremely beautiful past of the squads unfolded continuously across her brain. 

"I understand how you feel, but this is God's destiny, and we can only accept it" Mahesa said in a soft voice.

Mahesa exhaled, her hand clasping Sabrina's fingers giving her some strength to hold on. 

The car that Mahesa and Sabrina boarded stopped in front of one of the famous hospitals. Before going down Mahesa cupped Sabrina's cheeks.

"Whatever happens, it's God's will, so never blame yourself for this calamity."

Sabrina nodded, although in her mind feeling slashed, she also had to think about the condition of her fetus. 

In front of the ICU room, Randu continued to look at the door of the room that was tightly closed. In his heart he continued to chant prayers for his wife and baby. Sometimes Randu rubbed his tears that several times escaped wet his cheeks. 

"I shouldn't have left her in the bathroom alone, Gung. I was wrong."

"There is nothing wrong" said Mahesa who had just arrived. 

Mahesh approached Randu and hugged him, while Sesil approached Sabrina.

"Let's say Arum gave birth normally" she continued. 

A long time for Randu, he again peeked behind the transparent glass door, and still as before, the medical team passed by swarming Arum's body lying in the gurney. 

Until a few minutes passed, the sound of the baby's cry echoed through Randu's eardrum. 

"That's my baby's voice, Mom." Randu was stunned from his seat and held Mahesa's hands together. 

"Alhamdulillah, my baby finally survived," As Randu embraced Mahesa, he was able to breathe with relief. At least one hope was fulfilled. 

No less than Randu, Sabrina and Sesil also expressed their happiness. 

The door of the room opened, Randu scattering approached one of the doctors who came out of the room. 

"How's my wife and son doing, Doc?" tanya Randu enthusiastically. 

"Alhamdulillah, my daughter is fine, only she needs intensive care because she was born prematurely."

"Then what about my wife?" 

The door opened again, a nurse carrying a beautiful baby weighing two kilos of grams.

"This is a princess, Mas. Please in Adzani!"

Instantly Randu ran to the bathroom to take ablution, although his heart was still agitated by Arum's unknown state, now in front of him there was the princess who needed him. 

Randu ran over to the nun in a state of holiness, then took over her daughter. "You are so beautiful as mother" Sandu's great-granddaughter stroked her daughter's cheek 

Randu brought his lips closer to the little baby's ear and then chanted Adhan melodiously. 

Sabrina approached Randu. He felt overwhelmed by that man. Her husband's assistant, who is now a father.

"What's his name, Mas?" ask Sabrina. 

Randu remembered the row of names his wife wanted the other day. 

"Raisya Like a Princess, that's what Arum wants, Ma'am." 

"A pretty name, and I'm sure she'll be like her mother, Sholehah."

 All answered in unison. Saying Sabrina's words. 

After handing the baby to the nurse, Randu again approached the doctor who was still staring at the door with both hands adrift each other. 

"Dok, how's my wife doing? randu asked enthusiastically, his chest continued to beat violently when he saw the doctor's slightly gloomy face. 

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