The Life of a Princess
episode 5: Alia's Commandments

Alia began to step her feet through the gate of her house. He immediately looked at the gatekeeper cynically, the two guards smiling in fear of Alia.

After that Alia to the post place which is near the gate, where the post is a housekeeper. He is Mr. Eko who is very familiar with the butler of the house.

" sir.., my bike must be there tomorrow... If you don't see what I'm going to do to you..!!! " aliah threatened.

" woman, you're too cruel. I can't find where Miss's bike is..!! " smile

" sir, don't think I won't know yahhh. How many times has it been. My bike must have been at the back of my post. If until tomorrow I can not ride a bike., just look do not expect you can meet the butler!! " threatening.

" uh, miss that problem don't get hooked.." smiled fearfully.

" where's the umbrella, it's so hot in here..!! " asked

Mr. Eko gave the umbrella to Alia with a smile and fear.

When Alia came home if she did not bring a bicycle, Alia had made sure that her bike was at home with Pak Eko. Because he wants Alia to go and go home in a private car.

But Alia always refused for some reason, the first because her friend was wearing a bicycle, and the second because the school was not too far from her home.

Alia had also threatened Mr. Eko with never going to meet the butler because Mr. Eko really liked Buk Ruri who is a 35-year-old butler.

Yahh. must have been a widow, so did Eko sir the widower begat 2:).

After Alia picked up the umbrella, she put on the umbrella and walked several tens of meters to get to the front porch of the house. He always wears an umbrella to walk to the front of the terrace.

Arriving in front of the terrace he was not finished with his problem, in addition to the dozens of female servants who were in the house welcoming him home. Alia immediately looked dim-faced and her hands touched her face as if she felt unable.

" huh. (breaths ). Furthermore only the butler and 8 ordinary servants greeted me home. The rest go to their respective places to work..!!! " walking up the stairs to his room.

" Okay, miss..!!! " said the whole waiter.

" i don't need a waiter, I'll clean myself up and I'll pray soon. Don't worry, I'm fine, "he said back on his feet

The butler and waiter went back to the kitchen. Everyone was busy making dinner for Alia.

While Alia lay on her mattress after praying. He looked up at the sky in his room. Started daydreaming about his sweet and happy childhood which always pampered both his parents and his older brother.

His eyes began to look glass as if the memories were just a dream that would never materialize because the mass would never be repeated again.

When night falls

Alia rushed down from the room towards the dining table for dinner. Before he could find someone, he went to the kitchen and looked for Calista. All the maids were nervous and put aside their work and started looking down at Alia.

The butler also said

" What made the lady come to this dirty place??. Is the food that has been prepared not according to the taste of the lady??!!. We'll replace it, miss..!! " feeling guilty.

Alia ignored him to keep looking for Calista at the corner of the kitchen and returned to the place where the butler spoke.

" no, the dishes are all delicious, but have you guys seen Calista ??. Aunt Ruri???". "still looking here and there.

" yes, my lady, if you want to find Calista just say it. I'll take her to the dinner table lady..!! " The butler.

The servants began to be relieved. They thought it was their last day at work.

" yes, I'm waiting at the dinner table, it's too quiet there to eat alone. You guys if invited will definitely not want..!. Auntie if you feel sorry for me, take Calista to eat with me...!! " smiling sweetly.

Alia returns to the dining table and waits for Calista.

Ruri's aunt felt sorry for Alia because every night would eat with her own tampa family. Aunt Ruri felt a sense of loneliness that existed in Alia, although in front of people she always smiled but in a third of the night praying tahajud she always cried because of loneliness.