The Lord's Concubine
Victim Hitam Lari

"One of the men wants to propose to you, Farra!" tekik Aunt Mala with enthusiasm.

"Applying?" Farra scrunched her forehead.

"Yes. And listen to me, I don't want to know you have to agree anyway! That man is handsome and also rich, Farra. I'm sure you won't regret it because you'll be the luckiest girl in the village after marrying her!" answer Nurmala.

Farra fell silent while thinking about Nurmala's words. He didn't want to think about marriage. All Farra had in mind right now was how Aksa could continue to continue his schooling, that was all.

"God! Farra, how? Remember yes, for the umpteenth time I do not accept rejection" said Nurmala because the girl was just silent and did not answer questions from him.

"Let me think about it first, Auntie. I don't even know how and what kind of man I want to marry" Farra said.

Nurmala was grieving. "Hhh, you are! Dikasih golden opportunity even belagu. Who are you, to dare to reject the figure of Lord King? The rich man who promised a luxurious life for you and Aksa," he said with annoyance.

"You know, Farra, the man promised to fund Aksa's school and buy us a decent home and more importantly, he promised to guarantee all our needs. Especially your sister, Aksa!"

"Yes, Farra will think again, Auntie."

Farra got up from her seat and returned to her work, which had been delayed by Nurmala. The middle-aged woman looks very upset because Farra seems to not care about the proposal of the rich man.

"Let's not until you're sorry, Farra. Later after being tired of the man was taken, then you cry," upset Aunt Nurmala while stepping her feet out of the room.

The woman's mouth continued to grumble even still clearly heard in Farra's ear hardikan and the oath of absorbency that came out of his mouth. Farra could only exhale heavily while continuing to perform her endless tasks.

Farra picked up a dirty glass and intended to wash it. However, suddenly the glass was released from his hand and then fell to the floor of the room made of ceramics.

The praaankk!

Luckily the glass did not hit his leg. However, I don't know why Farra felt so uncomfortable. He held his chest tight and his mind was now on Aksa, his only sister.

"Aksa," said Farra.

Slowly Farra crouched down to clean up the broken glass, Nurmala suddenly returned to the room while cursing violently. Apparently the sound of a falling glass was heard to his ears.

"Holy right donk, Farra! Do you want the cutlery in this house to run out because one by one broken down with you! You have money to buy new cutlery, huh?" the hardic.

"I'm sorry Farra, auntie," said Farra as she cleaned the glass.

Just now that Farra had finished cleaning the broken glass, suddenly there was a sound of children calling his name while shouting hysterically.

"Sister Farra! Brother Farra!"

Farra ran away from the room and rushed to the porch to meet the children.

"What's up, Dek? Loh, where's Aksa?!" peeker Farra after finding out that Aksa was not among them. Though just his younger brother was saying goodbye to the reason of wanting to play with his friends.

"Sister, quickly follow us! Aksa just got hit by a motorcycle and the guy who hit her ran away!" said one of Aksa's friends.

"What?!" pekik Farra's.

Without a second thought, Farra ran to the front of the alley.

"What else is a fuss? And that's why Farra ran away like that, like a little boy!" gerutu Nurmala who had just arrived on the porch of his house.

From a distance Farra saw people crowded on the side of the road. Many road users stopped out of curiosity and wanted to know what was really going on in that place.

"Mission, mission!"

Farra broke through the crowd of people who were there and it turned out to be true, Aksa was weakly rolled over the road with quite severe injuries.

"Aksa!" farra shouted while crying hysterically.

"Please my sister, I beg you!" lirih Farra to the people who were huddling in that place. A middle-aged man approached Farra who was sobbing then gently patted the girl's shoulder.

"You better calm down, son. Soon the ambulance came, I've contacted the Hospital to help your Brother" said the man.

"Thank you, sir" said Farra, wiping away her tears.

Just now the man told Farra about the ambulance, the rescue car had arrived at the scene and Aksa was immediately taken to the Hospital with Farra. In between her sobs, Farra continued to pray for her sister to be okay.

"Yes, Lord .. Don't take Aksa away from me, he's the only encouragement of my life right now. Without Aksa, why would I live in this world?" farra murmured while shedding her tears.

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