The Love Mas Battalion
S 2'S. 46. Depart.
The plane landed on the ground. The family had been waiting except for Ayu who could not attend because the pregnancy had begun to grow. The age of twins seven months of pregnancy and this pregnancy makes Bang Huda Ayu's husband often confused with the fog in his making.
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"Where can Pa, what capacity do I have?"
"Papa has asked the permission of the upper ranks so that you can pay homage to Opa for the last time" replied Papa Ranggi. "How is.. You or the Excitement Irup?" ask Papa Ranggi is tired after the trip.
"Just stimulate Pa, Naya is not feeling well" replied Bang Khaja.
"Yes, I've got the iUp, too"
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Bang Langsang was quite nervous to be in an honorable position as the funeral leader of his beloved Opa. Not his capacity but because of the service and family negotiations he finally stood representing the military funeral ceremony.
Andin and Naya sit down with Mama Hana and their baby there. The funeral becomes a blue day when a person reveals the services of Opa Rico in his heyday. Tough warriors on the battlefield with good tics.
Flashback about the past until he had to lose a wife for his country and now must go home with his second wife. While wading through the household ark.
Papa Ranggi and Om Gazha were deeply grieved, seen occasionally both wiping away the tears dripping down the cheeks.
"We represent the soldiers. Paying the highest respect............"
Bang Langsang sternly welcomed him.
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Naya and Andin sat holding their babies. The little guy doesn't stop fussing. Maybe I feel loss too.
"Why angger, baby?" tanya Bang Langsang then took the Angger from Andin's sling.
"No idea Bang, cry on. don't want to drink ASI"
"Let's take him to the car, maybe Angger tired of wanting to rest" said Bang Langsang.
"Also Naya too, Inay's voice was hoarse to cry" added Bang Khaja was also anxious to see Inay crying loudly.
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An hour passed. Bang Langsang and Bang Khaja saw that the wives were exhausted but Angger and Inay did not stop crying.
"Astagfirullah..what the hell is with them" Bang Langsang held Inay and Angger together and then got out of the car, his step towards the tomb of Opa and Oma great-granddaughter.
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"Omma.. The opa.. Inay and Angger between Oma Opa come home, which is quiet there. We have been sincere" said Bang Langsang then read do'a and blew the tubers of Inay and Angger. Miraculously the two babies were silent without crying.
"Children want between great-grandchildren" replied Bang Langsang lightly.
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"How is Ayu doing?" Papa Ranggi contacted his son-in-law to ask about his daughter's situation.
"Alhamdulillah Ayu healthy Pa, sorry we even make a Thanksgiving event like this. Small-time event because I have never made any event for Ayu" said Bang Huda.
"It's okay. The event was planned, while the death of Oma and Opa was the will of God. Oya, is your Papa there?" ask Papa Ranggi.
"Yes Pa, there's Papa and Mama here to accompany Ayu."
"Thank God.. Papa take Ayu, don't fuss anymore. Not because Ayu Papa's son, but just give up the same wife so as not to fight often"
"Ready Pa, I get it"
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Bang Khaja kissed Naya's forehead who was sleeping. He knew his wife was tired of taking care of her baby. Naya, who had been acting a lot while pregnant, now became calm without much behavior.
"How to tell you if you want to go to work. Langsang has too often replaced the task of brother. Wouldn't it be okay if you stayed outside?" bang Khaja whispered in Naya's ear. "You're sincere khan?" bang Khaja asked his heart which was not sincere.
Hearing her husband's whisper, Naya woke up and saw Bang Khaja face down hugging her. "Abang?? Brother why?" Naya was confused as to why Bang Khaja's eyes were flushed red.
"It's okay" replied Bang Khaja.
"Lies.. What's the matter Bang?"
Finally Bang Khaja could not cover up the turmoil of his heart. Sooner or later Naya will know too. "Anything off to work?"
"Where Bang? When?"
"Tomorrow morning, to Ambon"
"What is true Bang? Why doesn't Naya know????"
"Suddenly dear, there is no way Khan Langsang left again" said Bang Khaja made Naya speechless.
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