The Strange Girl Nathan's
Trying Not Selfish

"Well, Ma, why is Aunt Sandra here?" nathan asked in wonder. Because Sandra is the cousin of the mother who works as a psychologist. The name Sandra can be said to be famous, because several times found patients from among artists. Moreover, their surnames were already famous before.

"Eh, Nathan? A long time ago, yes, we did not meet. Last time I saw you, it was your birthday last year, right?" Doctor Sandra and Fifi who were talking finally realized Nathan's arrival. The two were too busy chatting, to the point of not hearing Nathan's greeting.

Nathan approaches Doctor Sandra, kissing the woman's hand in reverence. "Yes, Aunt. Aunty, anyway, so people are busy," joked Nathan.

Sandra chuckled softly. "Well, get a job."

"That's why Nathan wants to be unemployed, later," replied Nathan who then immediately grimaced slowly because he got a free shot from the mother.

"Anyway by the way. Papa's company, if you're not the worst, who else is it?" fifi said with annoyance. Sandra and Nathan heard that and laughed together. Nathan likes to upset his mother.

"Oh, yes, my question has not been answered, you know." Nathan immediately remembered his words.

"Ah, just take a walk. Haven't been here in a long time, can't you?"

Nathan shook his head. "Not that, Tan. Just, tumben, that's it."

"Yes already, Ma'am. I'll go home first. Two more days I'm here, I hope the second meeting develops."

Fifi sighed, then nodded slowly. "Yes, hopefully."

"Mbak can slowly also help him. The support of those closest to him is essential to the advancement of his health." As if forgetting Nathan who had asked the reason for Sandra's arrival, the two women even discussed the problem that made Nathan became more curious.

"Yes, I'm leaving first Ma'am!"

"Come, I'll take you forward."

Fifi and Sandra were already walking towards the porch of the house, leaving Nathan staring at the two with a carefree look. Nathan exhaled softly, then chose to sit on the sofa that was there. He would ask his mother, because Nathan didn't want anything they kept from him.

Five minutes later, Fifi sat in Samling. Nathan looked at the face of his mother who was involved cloudy.

"hhhff!" Breath sounds from Fifi. "Sukmas. He needs a psychiatrist, to get rid of his trauma."

Nathan nodded slowly. "What direction?" ask Nathan again.

Fifi shook her head slowly. "Say your aunt, her depression was quite severe. You also see for yourself, don't you, how's Sukma?"

"Continue?" Nathan's getting curious.

"He needs more handling. It's just that Sukma is clearly not possible to be taken to the Mental Hospital, because it could be more mentally shook. Here, she still has Mama, Papa, just as you are to be a supporter of her recovery. Even though she was just close to Mama.

"So, she was hysterical after your aunt asked a few questions. She's.so scared. Mama really doesn't, look at it. I don't know what she suffered before." Fifi looked down, the woman's tears fell.

Nathan is confused as to what to respond to. He clearly still does not accept the presence of Sukma in his family, especially with all the strangeness of the girl. But, voicing his opinion to bring Sukma back to Orphanage alone, will definitely make his mother more sad.

All Nathan can do is approach the mother and carry the woman who gave birth to her in arms. Rubbing his mother's shoulders as if channeling strength.

"So, where is he now?" ask Nathan slowly.

"In the room, I slept. He even had time to hurt himself by turning his own head into the wall, fortunately immediately calm when Mama came." During the counseling session, Fifi did let Sandra and Sukma in the room, both of them. Sandra just wants to make sure in advance how the patient is. Due to seeing Sukma rampaging like that, her counseling session would be two days away involving Fifi. Sandra will let Fifi accompany Sukma, because only the woman can make Sukma calm again.

In fact, Nathan's heavy heart let his mother have trouble with other people. But how else? Fifi and Hisham loved the boy very much. Removing a protest will only make her parents sad.

"You are okay, if for example Mama so often take care of Sukma? She needs the support of Mom and Dad. And, Mama hopes that you will also support her recovery." Fifi looked up, looking at her son who was even taller than her and Hisham. Fifi deliberately asked like that, because she was afraid that Nathan would feel they were ignoring him because of Sukma's problem.

Nathan was silent for a moment, then tried to carve a smile on his lips. Honestly, he clearly objected. Very, even. But, if he said that, it felt too selfish. Her mother will think. Nathan can't bear to see Fifi's sadness.

"Hm. As long as Mama still loves Nathan aja," he said with a little joke. Hopefully with that sentence, Fifi will feel relieved.

"Goodoo, Nathan. You are a good boy. And now, you are also a good brother. My mom's son is an adult now."