Sundari
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Dina continued to run the wheelchair until she stopped at a door. By itself the locked door can open by itself.

Dina continued to walk through the door until she stopped by the pool.

With empty eyes Dina looked at the surface of the water in the swimming pool, the kuntilanak who controlled Dina's body had now taken control of it.

Slowly Dina tried to stand the body of Dina who was being controlled kuntilanak was able to stand after that Dina jumped into the pool to throw her body.

Suddenly Dina who was controlled by Kuntilanak was just silent her body slowly sank to the bottom of the pool.

When Dina's body sank the supernatural creature commonly called kuntilanak was out of Dina's body. 

Dina began to wake up, her eyes widened because she found her body at the bottom of the pool, Dina tried to swim using both hands. But what is the power of the legs that at that time can not be moved makes it difficult to rise to the surface. 

But when Dina wanted to take a breath on the surface of the swimming pool and wanted to scream for help, suddenly from the bottom of the swimming pool Dina's legs were like something interesting.

Dina who tried to see was shocked because what pulled her to the bottom of the pool was a kuntilanak figure that had come out of Dina's body.

Dina tried to fight with both hands but could not, the longer Dina ran out of oxygen in the water her body began to limp, her vision began to feel blurred.

And finally Dina was out of breath even a lot of pool water until Dina stopped moving.

45 Minutes Dina was in the swimming pool no one knew.

While Hendra who has finished making a call with Toni discussing about his company has been completed.

Hendra turned off his cell phone putting it back on the table.

After that Hendra went out of the room to approach Dina who was in the family room.

Hendra who had been in the family room was confused to see Dina was not there.

Hendra tried to find Dina while calling her name.

“Honey where are you?” pekik Hendra seeks out Dina's whereabouts.

Hendra looked for his wife to the kitchen area but there was no one there, Hendra turned to several other rooms, his face looked so worried for fear of something happening to his beloved woman.

Until Hendra walked to the back of his house, the swimming pool area.

“Sayang?”

Hendra walked to the edge of the pool because he saw something strange in the pool.

Without a second thought Hendra immediately threw himself into the pool, he grabbed and hugged his half-floating wife's body.

Hendra swam to the stairs at the edge of the pool. Hendra lifted his wife's body and laid her on the floor.

Hendra tried to do CPR and artificial breath to Dina, many times Hendra tried and tried to make his wife aware.

Dina's pale face made Hendra even more panicked.

“Honey wake up!” hendra said as he continued to do first aid to his wife.

Until Hendra checked the heart rate and pulse on Dina's wrist.

There were no signs of a heartbeat even Hendra did not find his pulse point. Hendra went into the house to pick up a cell phone on the sofa to call an ambulance.

Hendra still thinks that if his wife just fainted, he brought Dina's body into the house.

Not long after the sound of rumbling from the ambulance sirens, the ambulance officer began to lower his makeshift bed and put Dina's body on it.

Hendra had also called police because he believed his wife could not have fallen on her own, thinking someone had deliberately pushed Dina's wheelchair until she fell into the pool.

The ambulance officers had suspected from the beginning that Dina was invisible from her lips that began to turn blue and her body pale. They tried to check on Dina, after examining her they fell silent.

“Why are you quiet? Come quickly bring my wife! You guys want to kill my wife huh!” bentak Hendra's.

“But what? The money? You guys have to pay first?” said Hendra while reaching into the back pocket of his pants.

“We don't need Father's money. I just want to let you know if your wife is dead.”

“You guys don't make up for my wife it's just fainting! Quickly bring my wife now!” 

While Sundari who had come home from the market pretended not to know anything, Sundari who entered the house came to Hendra asking what really happened.

“What is this Sir, why are so many ambulance cars,” Sundari said astounded.

“Dina, Bi Sun–,” said Hendra stopped holding back his grief.

“What's with madam Sir?” ask Sundari who pretends not to know.

“The girl has gone forever bi Sun, I found her body at the bottom of the pool,” said Hendra.

Sundari pretends to cry about losing Dina.

The two officers closed the back door of the ambulance and drove to the hospital. Hendra who was in the ambulance was not stopping to hold Dina's hand.

“Honey you are patient yes we are soon until,” said Hendra while continuing to hold his wife's hand.

Until they reached the hospital, officers rushed to push the emergency bed into the ER room.

The nurses and doctors who saw Dina's body had speculated that Dina was dead.

The doctor tried to check on Dina until finally the Doctor told Hendra.

“Sorry Sir, we are sorry for the passing of your wife,” said the doctor.

Like being struck by lightning in broad daylight, Hendra heard the news of the suspect from his wife who left for good.

Hendra who approached Dina's body crying called the name of the wife remembered the memories with Dina who faithfully accompanied her.

Three years Dina accompanied Hendra, a family that had been harmonious now turned into sadness.

Hendra's tears did not stop flowing while hugging the body of the wife.

The sad news Hendra conveyed to Dina's parents, Dina's mother who heard her son leave for good was crying hysterically the child they loved now first left them for good.

After giving the sad news to Dina's parents.

Hendra's cell phone suddenly rang. Police who were at the scene of the crime and investigating Dina's death are now reporting the results to Hendra.

“Good afternoon Mr. Hendra, we from the police have investigated the death of Dina's mother, and there is no sign of the murder of Dina's mother's case is purely a crash” said one of the police who explained to Hendra.

“Ba-good sir,”

“We mourn the death of Dina's mother.”

“Thank you sir.”

Hendra hung up the phone, within a few hours both parents Dina came to the hospital.

They saw Dina's body that looks blue in the face of Dina.

Dina's parents also asked Hendra the chronology of her son's death.

With a heavy heart and feeling guilty because Hendra left Dina who was in the family room to pick up her phone. 

Dina's parents had blamed Hendra for not being the head of a good household, but until finally they had accepted the harsh reality that befell their beloved daughter.