Tama And Ratna
90. Sindy's Arrival

"Hi Mama" said Sindy who ran over to Mama.

"Hallo baby, how are you? Same with Mama, yes" said Mama so sweet.

Honestly, I'm sick of hearing that. He was jealous because the affectionate call was not just intended for Ratna. He doesn't accept any other girl getting attention from his mother. She was also heartbroken to know that loving another girl was as great as loving her own daughter-in-law.

"Tam, stop by to eat yuk first. Sindy must have laper off on a long trip," Mama said.

"Can't Ma. I've been gone all day, sorry Ratna no one helps at home" Tama said.

"It's just for a second. Ratna is not home alone. There are parents who help," said Mama still trying to persuade.

"Sindy, aren't you a laper?" mama asked Sindy because Tama did not respond immediately.

"Lumayan laper sih Ma, from the morning sat down as well. Pegel," said he.

"Eat at home. I cook a lot. Honey if not. I don't want to waste money" Tama said with a ketus.

Mama surrendered. Instead of her son leaving her here or worse she immediately bought a ticket home, Mama chose to give up. Mama and Sindy walk first towards the parking lot while Tama walks behind her. When she reached the parking lot, Mama directed Sindy to sit in front, next to Tama but quickly prevented the girl from entering.

"This chair has Ratna. You can't sit here" Tama said.

"Tama..," Mama scolded.

"Sit behind or I stay."

Mama gave up again. Mama then opened the back door and sat in the back along with Sindy. During the trip Tama was not just silent. To prevent any chatter, he called his wife and asked if Ratna needed anything or what she could buy.

"Mas..," called Ratna over the phone, which Mama and Sindy could hear.

"Yes baby?"

"Solicit to the baby shop can you? Buy d***** dong same dong pumping tool," says Ratna.

"Is that all? Is it not the same as buying milk?"

"Will you buy it?"

"You want what doesn't do for you" Tama said.

"Dam, dreadlocks. Beliin the brown yes, a small cardboard because not necessarily I fit," said Ratna.

"Buy from the same brand rich yesterday how?"

"Whatever. The important thing is that the pumping tool I need a spout," Ratna said.

"Ready Mother. Otw dad, 10 minutes to go. Until the store means," replied Tama.

"Oh, I'm afraid, be careful. Yes, yes, it was crying. Assalamualaikum," replied Ratna who instantly turned off the call.

"Search for pumping tools? Yes, Mama helped me find," said Mama already understood.

"Unfortunately, what does it do for Ma?" tanya Tama kepo's.

"Make milk. Usually because the milk is a little out or just because of excess, so let's not get sick accommodated in the container," said Mama explained while Tama only mangosteen signs understand.

Mama is happy to help her son choose which tool is most appropriate. Mama also made sure all the supporting equipment was bought so Tama only needed to pay. When Mama was busy choosing, she covered seeing a cute baby holster. She recalled how Aksa always wore the gloves so that her hands would not hurt her face or other body parts. Tama also saw there were very cute baby shoes, made of denim blue donker made him stifle and finally bought it.

When she got home, Tama put all her groceries in the room and walked up to Ratna who was changing Aksa's diaper. Not yet close, Ratna has pushed her husband back away.

"Wash your hands first" Ratna said.

"Bentar just want to yawpa adek doang," said Tama.

"No way Mas, you run out of any hand washing first it's the hands of many germs. If you need a shower, it's late afternoon. Your towel. Don't forget to bring a change of clothes, more people at home" Ratna said as she handed Tama a bath towel and pushed her out of the room.

"Mother's spy" said Tama but still she went into the bathroom.

Ratna did not care, she returned to focus on Aksa who was now perfumed. She just took a shower, so the smell of telon oil and baby powder is still strong. Ratna had not had time to check the contents of her husband's groceries were sitting on the bed. He placed one pillow behind his back as a backrest then another to help him support the small body of Aksara so that Ratna could easily suckle him.

"From earlier fussy, once the father at home direct the henchman. Aksa's deck misses Daddy, huh?" ratna said as she stroked Aksa's head with the tip of her index finger.

Some time later Tama who had finished bathing and changing clothes approached Ratna who still survived in the same position. Aksa had already started to fall asleep, but he was still crouching and did not want to be released. After his father approached, Ratna tried to release him and handed Aksa over to him.

"Mother, in the check first is what I bought really not?" said Tama while patting Aksara.

"Take a shot. But the bag is a lot," Ratna said.

"Make a backup, Mama said. Your ASI will be excessive," he replied.

"Know Mama. I feel lucky to have a Mama and a Mama" said Ratna who is currently sitting in front of Tama.

"But Mama has hurt you repeatedly. Aren't you angry? Sindy's out on Deck, Mas's worried about you. You don't want to hurt. Whatever Mas's efforts to keep your feelings going there will definitely be one sadness because it sees the former Mas in the same place right," said Tama.

"No, I believe the same. I believe you won't be weird" Ratna said.

"Dek, the business of the Aksara has been taken care of, just wait so. Hopefully smoothly yes, so that Aksa can cepet have Deed," said Tama.

"Aamiin, keep the office business?"

"Already all, less waiting for the birth certificate with the new KK," replied Tama.

"You're officially soon baby, yes. Finally Mommy is the same Daddy registered as your parents. Mother is very cool," said Ratna to Aksara who slept quietly in her father's arms.

Behind the door of the room that was not closed, Sindy faintly heard how Tama and Ratna were so sweet when chatting together. Sometimes they are teased each other, sometimes can also be equally jolly with his son. If time could be turned back, maybe Sindy would ask the time to take her to the place where Tama proposed to her first. He will immediately accept it without hesitation and agree to his invitation at that time. If only Tama still wanted to give a second chance for him, there would be no Adiratna in Tama's life. There would only be her and their children who were joking around with laughter like she heard right now.