Test Loyalty
Always Wrong

"Add more stress I live here. If every day to watch this scene continue," muttered Bu Aida as she passed to her own room.

Reza, who was only eleven months old, cried hysterically in fear when she heard the screams from her grandmother. While Fathan chose his own henchmen coloring the picture does not care about the arrival of Bu Aida.

Before stepping into the kitchen to continue his activities. Dhena first checked her phone which had been ringing without pause.

His eyes widened when on the flat screen was seen a photo of Hariz, the husband alone with a foreign woman in clothes and messy hair in the car.

'Mas Hariz? What kind of game is this?' murmured Dhena with heart and the feeling of a broken reed.

Dhena tried to dispel his concern he continued his work in the kitchen until it was finished. He began to arrange all his cooking at the dinner table. Then he went to the bathroom to take water wudu to perform Zuhur prayer.

"Mama, I want to eat" asked his eldest son after Dhena after performing his five-time prayer obligations. The two-child woman then fed her two children while accompanying her to watch the cartoon television movie Upin Ipin her two sons' favorite show.

Dhena starts packing up all the toys that Fathan and Reza had brought. After the two boys fell asleep in their room. Dhena began sweeping and mopping all the room because it felt sticky rice crumbs used by her two children lunch.

Because he felt tired and tired of the extraordinary in the soles of his feet since this morning had not had time to rest, Dhena also followed her two sons to the room and planned to take a nap.

Ms. Aida came out of the room and made a drink for herself in the kitchen while nagging herself in a loud voice.

"Due, Hariz ... Hariz, imagine if you could marry a woman seng koyok ngono. Beautiful too, not rich, can not do anymore. It's usually in a room like this. Not looking for other activities. This sleeping child is sleeping too."

After nagging that was shown to Dhena Bu Aida also went outside the house to go using an online motorcycle somewhere.

Dhena who was just about to fall asleep, woke up again because the voice of the mother-in-law was so loud that it was clearly heard into her room.

Dhena just stroked his chest. Ms. Aida never seemed to appreciate what she had done. In fact, he has as much as possible to do the homework that he is able to.

However, it turned out that in Bu Aida's eyes all that was not considered. Dhena still continues to be a useless son-in-law in the judgment of her mother Hariz.

***

At the Hariz police station trying to explain the actual chronology. The man insisted on explaining that he was only the victim of the woman who Hariz himself did not know what the motive was behind everything that happened to him.

After several checks and no signs of Hariz touching the woman were found. Hariz was released. He also thanked him for being saved from the snare of slander committed by the woman he did not know.

Hariz returned home with a bluish face and looked very tired due to the effects of the mob plus almost half a day he was in the police station.

Hariz nodded his head while reproducing. Which made Dhena stunned and unexpected.

Before his wife was ill-judged and suspected Hariz himself was trying to explain the true incident so that he was free from punishment from the police after all the evidence and data did not refer to him.

"Thank God, Mas if it's just a trap and you don't do such a thing. But, on what basis did that woman set you up and send me her picture?" muttered Dhena softly as if she was talking to herself.

The husband and wife had not realized that behind all it was a game Nelly had deliberately told people to make a slander to Hariz hoping that his household was destroyed and divorced. But, it turns out that Hariz still survived even though some of his face and body there is a blue bruise due to unrestrained residents due to inedible sedition of Nelly's surrogate women.

Dhena immediately prepared warm water for Hariz to clean himself up. After finishing the bath Hariz put down his body that felt crumpled all in the bed that was in the middle room. Then the wife brought ice water and washlap cloth to compress the bruise on the temple of her husband.

"So there's a Mom coming, Mas. But he was out of the house again, not where to go."

Dhena tells Bu Aida's presence in their house to Hariz.

"Where else are you going, Mommy?" ask Hariz.

"I don't know, Mom. I didn't say where I was going" Dhena replied.

"So also Mom had time to nag when she first came because she saw a messy house and children playing alone. I was cooking in the kitchen." Dhena started to pour out her heart.

"You have patience if you have a mother here. Later try to talk to Mother well so that I can be better to you," said Hariz trying to calm the heart of the wife.

"No, I'm not, Mas. I'm worried that later it could even add to the atmosphere," prevent Dhena from hesitating.

Dhena was worried that Bu Aida would misunderstand and think badly of her. All this time he tried to keep the attitude and speech was always wrong and wrong in the eyes of his mother-in-law was let alone having to lure the mother of her husband was getting angry.

"Dad why? It hurts, Dad?" ask the eldest when he came out of the room and saw his father was lying with a compress cloth still attached to his banged forehead.

"Dad doesn't hurt, really. Yu, Fathan took a bath with Mama, then replaced Dede Reza again who took a bath," asked Dhena when she saw her eldest son had woken up from his sleep.

"Dad was there Grandma came, but, instead of angry Mama. Kan, my Mama's shroud if it's just like Grandma's before." Unasked and without anyone telling Fathan to convey what he saw and heard earlier to the father. When her mother was reviled by her own grandmother.

"Now I don't like Grandma. Granny ferociously likes to ngomelin Mama," continued Fathan half yelling.

"Who taught you to talk like that? It must be your selfless mama, huh?" The sound of someone from the doorway shocked all who were inside the house.