Tama And Ratna
95. Ratna's

Tama immediately went to the house to pick up Ratna and Aksa who were ready to leave. The journey from home to the hospital never takes much time, so Tama can relax. He's been signed up since yesterday so the queue won't be long. Although Ratna could have used her employee facilities to not need to queue but Ratna said she felt sorry for the other mothers who had left since the morning and had to sit in line in the waiting room it's pretty stuffy because a lot of people.

Tama parked his car at a place not far from the entrance. The weather is hot, and as a result Aksara so sweat a lot because of the heat even though the AC is cold enough. He seemed to be a bit distracted by the crowd as he got used to the quiet house. "Dad please dong Aksa's bottle of milk" said Ratna who could not sit down because when she sat down, Aksa would cry again.

Aksa was only able to calm down after she drank her milk. It was fortunate that he had not fussed for too long, so he could be immunized immediately without having to be delayed. Tama wanted to try holding Aksa when she was about to be immunized so now Ratna just sat quietly looking at Tama a little tense holding her son. When the needle pierced through his skin, he did not cry, but as soon as the alcoholic cotton touched his skin he immediately roared. Tama immediately stood up, still holding the cotton in Aksa's thigh. Ratna was listening to the doctor's explanation while Tama kept fondling Aksa who was still crying in her carrier.

Unbearable, Ratna finally asked Aksa and after being held captive by him she immediately kept silent. Tama and Ratna were in the hospital cafeteria for lunch while waiting for her schedule to meet with the doctor who had been treating Ratna all along. She had to check up on her lung condition after giving birth so she knew if she could still move normally or not.

"Aksara cuddle with Dad? I'm sorry, you're immunized so you're healthy. No papa is a little sick, yes" said Ratna while kissing Aksara who had begun to calm down again.

The script occasionally flickered as it continued to look at Ratna who was beginning to focus on her food. Body development Aksara well, weight also goes up. Essentially Aksara is declared healthy and it makes both parents relieved. Moreover, Ratna who is still confused must be how to treat Aksara well.

"Mas know that? I'm a doctor. Obviously know about health, but why if the business is the same Aksara I'm always afraid huh?" ratna Curhat.

"Not afraid, you're just careful. Your motherly instincts are exploding so whatever relates to your character feels doubt and fear" replied Tama.

"Don't you really feel that?"

"Feel too, Mas sometimes afraid, for example, want to carry afraid he is not comfortable, fearing him why. His name was also the first time. Not really natural? Everything we just learned will feel foreign and difficult. But you are not fighting alone, Mas will be with you," said Tama.

"Thank you, I've been a good father to Aksara" Ratna said.

"Thank you also have been a good Mother for Aksara," said Tama.

Tama immediately returned to the office after making sure Ratna was safe at home and had met with Mama. Mama was going home this afternoon, but after Ratna asked Mama here until Ratna got the nanny Mama finally agreed. As soon as Mama said yes, Tama immediately booked a ticket for Mama with a scheduled departure on Saturday. With the reason Tama wants to invite Mama to shop for souvenirs first before going home. He said Rizka Tea who ordered, when it was Tama just offered his teteh want to be brought what.

"Hello grandmother's grandson who had been immunized, uhh pinternya," said Mama asked Aksa from her mother's sling.

"Not that fussy?" mama asked Ratna who was standing in front of the dispenser.

"Fussy place anyway, shocked rich same crowded atmosphere. But thank God after that no" replied Ratna.

"Keep it over your condition? Doctor said how?"

"OK Ma, thank God. I can go back to normal work again, but I have to take medicine everywhere" Ratna said.

"Why don't you just quit your job, Rat? Focus on taking care of your child at home. Instead of you dizzy looking for a caregiver, it's better if you yourself take care of and raise him," said Mama.

Ratna had expected that sooner or later someone would ask her to stop. Ratna agreed with Tama on this. No matter Ratna used the help of a nanny to help her take care of Aksa, as long as Ratna could take as much time as possible for Aksara in between her busy life.

"Tama must also be seneng if you choose to focus on the same family at home. You are Ratna's woman, what do you do to work a bone slam. All your needs are met with your husband."

"Sorry Ma, I'd like it to be my decision with Mas Tama. I will follow all his decisions. If Mas asked Ratna to stop Ratna would stop, but as long as Mas still gave permission to Ratna, Ratna would still work," said Ratna who now began to dare to answer the words of her mother-in-law.

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Ratna was pensively looking at Aksara who was still nursing her. He looks calm when he is in the arms of Ratna. Honestly, Ratna's decision to ask for the help of a nanny was also hard for her to take. The case of the child and his vow as a doctor seems to be incomparable. Those two things are two different things. He had sworn to guard Aksara with all his heart but out there, there were many people who needed his help. On the one hand he did not want to sacrifice Aksara but he also could not break his vows of profession.

That's when Tama came home. After washing her hands and washing her face, she immediately went inside the room to greet Ratna and Aksara. Tama was still smiling as she walked over, but as soon as she saw the sad look on his wife's face she instantly fell silent.

"Assalamualaikum" Tama told his wife.

"Waalaikumsalam, I'm sorry I didn't want you to go home" said Ratna, who was receiving a kiss of Tama on her forehead.

Tama first closed the door to her room and sat back in front of Ratna. His index finger he pointed at Aksa's tiny hand and immediately grasped it tightly. Tama smiled seeing the tiny fingers circling her index finger.

"Mother, why are you sad? Dong's story," Tama told Ratna.

"Mas, was my decision to do another job wrong?" ask Ratna.

Tama shook her head first. He tried to ask Aksara from his mother's arms and slowly put her son to sleep in the crate. Making sure it was warm under the new blanket he refocused on Ratna.

"As honest dong, you prefer your wife at home to take care of your children or work?" ask Ratna.

Tama clasped Ratna's hands and then began to speak, "Whatever your decision will support. Ratna, a wife who focuses on her family and stays at home is good. You can make sure everything your husband and son receives is the best of you. But are you at home? Are you not going to be stressed? Your world is not just here, Mas understand, being a doctor is not just your ambition. That's your world. You can just accept Mas who sometimes have to go for months left you alone at home. You just asked for this one thing, didn't you love me?" tama said with understanding.

"Mas, but come to think of it as true. A child as small as Aksara will definitely need me to always be by her side" Ratna said.

"Aksara will definitely need her Mother's Father always by her side. But will it be like that forever? Naw, right? The characters must also learn if both parents will always love him at any cost. Besides the pride of having a mother as great as you, she will always carry it whenever. When your name is emblazoned in the ranks of the pioneering doctors of the first cancer hospital in Jogja, not only you are proud. But I, your characters, your family, and everyone who loves you will be proud."

"Why do you know about that?"

Laughing, "You forgot? Your friends are often reports out of doing it with you. Not only are you Theo, but Jay also said he would take that chance. He was challenged by his father to start the hospital and he supported him because he knew that you would be with Theo next to him" Tama said.

"Kok I don't even know if the idea was due to a challenge from Jay's father anyway? How do you know better? Ih evil ah," said Ratna releasing the link of her hand.

"Ratnaku dear, the Mother of Aksara, do not sulk dong. The beauty is gone" Tama said to his wife.

"Maoh. Shower there, dry your tofu smell," said Ratna.

"Mandi with yuk. You're clean yet?" ask Tama.

"Mas.., don't be weird please."

"It won't be weird" Tama said. She leaned over her body so that her mouth was right next to Ratna's right ear, "Promise," he continued, whispering.

"Later ah, you take a shower first. I'd like to have Mama cut my hair, so you'll have to" Ratna said.

"Sir, your hair is short. How much more do you want to shorten?"

"The areps are not plontos" Ratna said as she stepped out of the room leaving Tama still shocked.

"Bluff. Deck is reckless," said Tama.