Snake Tattoo Puncture
29. Layi Laki's

Ferry continued to step towards his home without caring about the scorn of the people around him who sneered during his time in the Village of Dead Pig.

As he was about to get to his house, the middle-aged woman who was his neighbor questioned him.

"Ferry, what are you carrying? Is that a baby?"

"Yes, Aunt Reina."

"God, where did you get that baby? Can I see it?"

Ferry nodded.

Aunt Reina Diana Primata stepped forward to the Ferry to see the baby.

At first her heart felt sweet to see a cute white baby whose eyes had not yet opened. Babies are small and small and vulnerable to being destroyed because they are still weak bones.

But after he noticed with s.e.k.s.ama, he saw a scratch like a knife scratch on the baby's body. He's stunned!

"What's this? Why does the baby have scratches? Which bastard would molest a baby?! I'll kill him until he feels sorry for hurting a baby!"

"It was like this ... When I found him in the forest, he was already scratched on his skin on some parts of his body. I don't know who's so vile as to hurt an innocent baby like this! I tried to wait for a moment and look around the person who dumped this baby, but I didn't find it."

Ferry took a deep breath and let him out to calm down.

Huh ... Huh ...!

"This baby was injured and I was worried about his condition, so I hurriedly returned to the village. Aunt Reina, please call the doctor, I'll take her in and clean her filthy body."

"Sure!"

Reina's aunt ran to find a doctor in a neighboring village.

Ferry walked into the house, and his wife had just finished cooking. Feeling the return of her husband, Parwati immediately walked towards the living room welcoming her husband.

"Mas, are you home? What are you carrying, Mom?"

"I brought a baby."

"Good God, my God, whose baby did you bring?"

Ferry was about to answer, but his wife was already crying.

"Hiks ...! It's my fault that I haven't conceived yet. Mas, if you so want a child, we can adopt an abandoned child or you can remarry, even though this heart is sick and not willing to be combined, I would if it was for your happiness, Mas. Hicks ...."

"Omong empty what are you saying? I'm not getting married again! Also, you and I are not barren, we've checked with some doctors and they all say that both you and I are not barren! We just haven't had children yet!"

"No need to lie! I know you really want a child, I ...."

Parwati had not had time to finish his sentence, he was immediately cut by the words Ferry!

"Stop. Don't continue! I'll tell you about this baby."

Ferry also told about a strange meeting with the baby in the forest. He told me about the baby's condition.

Parvati is shocked to hear her husband found a baby in the woods. Which stressed person throws their baby all the way to the forest? So many people want to have a baby but have not been blessed with children, but this baby was dumped by his parents. What irony ....

"Which parent is so cruel as to throw away this pure and innocent baby??!"

Parwati takes baby from Ferry sling.

"Look at this baby, so pure and his white skin shines so pleasing to the eye. His eyes were good, his nose and face were so cute and handsome. But why are there scratches on his body? Which fucking person could hurt this beautiful baby??! Mas, call the doctor!"

"I've called Aunt Reina to call the doctor, we'll wait a little while, and she'll definitely come with the doctor."

After waiting for 20 minutes, Aunt Reina came in with a doctor named Shohib.

Doctor Shohib examined the baby.

"How's the baby Doc?" ask the worried Ferry. Ferry questions are also what his wife and Aunt Reina want to ask.

"The baby is dehydrated. You need to find a mother who has water s.u.s.u or you can squeeze s.u.s.u from a goat for this baby. As for the scratches wound on his body, it was fortunately just a superficial wound and would disappear after a week."

"I'll buy a goat s.u.s.u from a neighbor" Parwati said.

"I had baby clothes from my grandson's clothes when I was a baby. I'll give it to you" Aunt Reina said.

Ferry nodded as she did not have baby clothes.

Reina's aunt and wife Parwati went outside, and Ferry took the time to communicate with the doctor asking about baby care as well as about raising a baby.

Aunt Reina and Parvati are back. Directly meminumkan s.u.s.u goat and change baby clothes.

"Mas, I'll take care of this baby. Let's take care of this baby together?"

Ferry nodded.

"Yes, sure. We're gonna raise this baby and take care of it like we're taking care of our own baby. However, this baby is very unfortunate, maybe this is our fortune to raise this baby. We will raise her and make her feel grateful to have been born in this world."

Parvati nodded her head repeatedly with weight.

The observing Reina also began to voice, "Since you have decided to take care of her, you must register her with the civil registry to have this baby put on your family household list."

Ferry and Parwati nodded immediately.

"We'll register it soon. Honey, I'm going to the civil registry first. Wait for my return and I'll make our baby ours as soon as possible."

Ferry was about to walk, when Aunt Reina's voice stopped him.

"Wait, stop. You can register it in the morning. The civil registry office is closed."

"Oh, yes, I forgot," said Ferry in embarrassment.

"Also, before you sign her up you have to name the baby first."

"Ah, right. Why did we forget, honey? How about ...."

"Sutris."

"No, Heri."

"Rome."

"The atmosphere of Ozora."

"Shi Zhu."

"Shikamaru."

"Rambutan."

"Joko."

"Acquent."

"Indom."

"No, the name is ugly, what about Onsiwari?"

"... no."

Because the two had not found a suitable name, Aunt Reina could not bear to be an observer and finally followed by giving a name.

"What about the name of the Dead Pig?"

Ferry and Parwati turned to Aunt Reina.

"You know this village is called Dead Pig Village, so I don't think it's wrong to name the baby Dead Pig."

"No!!" Ferry and Parwati immediately barked in disagreement.

In the end it took 9 hours for the three before finding a suitable name approved by the three.

Ferry, Aunt Reina, and Parwati took turns mentioning the name until the three decided to name the baby Layi Laki. Named Laki at the end of the name because both hoped Layi would be a lucky baby (Lucky).