The Successor of the Family
Morning, Trouble!

"Why antal Alan to check this out? Tekalian paduk Eda ya." said Alan while asking.

After everything was ready with their own clothes and equipment, they were now in the dining room. The breakfast was silent because Alan, who was usually noisy, was already focusing on the food he was holding. After breakfast, Nadia immediately put all the food supplies for her children into her bag.

Ega who turned out to be the same age as Alan and only different birth months it made him have entered school along with the youngest grandchild of the Farda family. Alan was initially upset because it turned out he was the same age as Ega who in fact he had considered as a sister. But Nadia continued to give understanding.

"Eda tuh hallucna cekolahna ental ja. Tali tayak early, Eda adi ceumulan cama Alan don. Alan tan ngin adi brother." cried Alan protest at that time.

"You're his age, son. School time cannot. You don't feel sorry for Ega if the school is late? Others have entered SD eh he just TK," said Nadia gave understanding.

Finally with all the persuasions launched by Nadia, made Alan understand as well. Although it must be on condition, Ega must call Alan with the name of brother. Lucky Ega his people are obedient so want to do that.

"Later to go together. To Anara's high school, Abel's sister, and Arnold's brother first. Just let us take you and Ega to school" said Nadia with a smile.

"Mother, can you not if Abel Kak is escorted by a driver?" ask Anara suddenly.

All who heard Anara's words just stared at her. They did not expect that Anara could ask for such a thing for both of them in one school. Abel looked slightly lowered his head in sadness at the change from his twin brother.

"Why blangkat cendili-cendili? Tekolah tattoo is poured. Nabis-nabisin bencin tau, talo bica tattoo obil napa ethereal anyak-many," upset Alan who did not like the words of his brother.

"Yes Kak Nara, after all we are one school. Time to go alone, after all, Kak Abel looks ordinary even though getting out of his car must be stealthy" said Arnold with a little advice.

During this time every time they were escorted by the driver, Anara always asked that her brother had to hide out of the car. This is according to Arnold is very strange because his schoolmates also already know that they are brothers. This has also been commemorated by Anara, the brother can not talk about this to his parents.

Look now, Nadia and Andre just looked at Anara in full search. Arnold wasn't afraid that his brother was mad at him. He still did not expect the change in attitude of his brother who he thought was disrespectful and not good. After all as a sister, she had to remind her brother to be right in his attitude.

"What does this mean? Anara asked Abel to get out of the car in secret? Make what? One school also knows that you are twins" asked Nadia with an incredulous look.

"Anara's ashamed to have her rich brother!" anara exclaimed while pointing towards Abel.

Even now Anara immediately stood up and looked at her brother with a sharp gaze. Andre was furious with the behavior of his son this one but Mama Anisa who was beside him immediately calmed him. He did not want the situation here getting runny because of Andre's emotions that exploded.

Nadia approached Anara and hugged her from behind. He also immediately lowered Anara's index finger pointing towards Abel. He did not like Anara's attitude like this. He thinks it's too childish.

"Sir Anara is also why the hell? Shame to have a rich brother Abel. We are proud of him, he is smart and proud of his family as well. Brother Nara is strange" said Arnold with a little insinuation.

"Little kids don't know anything mending silent!" jolt Anara while pointing towards Arnold.

Arnold certainly did not accept being yelled at by his brother, he just stood up to make Papa Reza immediately approached him. While Abel who was made the object of the commotion, immediately lowered his head. His eyes were already glazed at his brother's dislike of him.

"Stop... Don't raise your voice Anara." sizzled Andre with anger.

"Everything's evil. No one was defending Anara," Anara upset.

Anara rebelled in her arms so Nadia hugged her tightly. He will not let Anara out of his arms so that there is no more commotion. Alan who had eaten immediately looked back at everyone who was there.

"Tami ndak ahat, guest tuh ahat. Nenak caja play uwat kelibangan in spelling will. Ndak alu what cama naci is a long-spirited prick," annoyed Alan.

"Bah come... Tita blangkat. Talo Kak Nala ndak vinegar tama Kak Bel, cana aik antot ja. That's a tok libet." said Alan who immediately got off his chair.

Alan clasped Abel's hand and pulled him out of the house. He also pulled his bag to be dragged on the floor because he felt heavy if placed on his back. Abel followed Alan wherever he was invited to go because his heart was already sick.

Arnold hugged his grandfather tightly to ease his emotions. While Andre's chest has now gone up and down because of problems made by one of his children so early. Anara still continued to cry sobbing in Nadia's arms as her back continued to be stroked.

"We talked about this after school. Let's go, it's afternoon." take Nadia.

Finally everyone just sighed rough except Anara who was still as excited. Anara was afraid that everyone would hate her for her actions. But he was so jealous of Abel who was always spoiled even his achievements always soared it.

Nadia took Anara's bag on the chair and held the little girl's hand out of the dining room. Arnold himself just sat at the dinner table with a red face. He was still upset by his brother's actions.

"Arnold, if your brother is angry again so mending don't you think first. Not that it subsides, but he'll get more fierce. Wait for him to pull out his old teats you just advised." said Papa Reza while stroking his grandson's cheek.

Mornings that should start with enthusiasm and cheer but in fact should end with problems. The quarrel between the four brothers was only the first time like this. Though previously they were ordinary if only bickering and not to yell like this morning.