The Value of Loyalty
Welcome to Blanket Quote

“But not here.” Rindi while closing her lips with her own hands.

Apanih. May?

Can nyium?

He seemed to get the jackpot, and should not waste any more time before Rindi changed her mind. An opportunity that cannot be wasted.

Immediately he floated a kiss to the forehead, both eyes, nose and both cheeks.

Oh, baby that one's closed.

Basic, heart ask heart.

“Udah.” He replied as he continued to stare at Rindi's face which was still closing his eyes.

“Udah?” Leachate.

Hemm, and nodded his head.

Rindi began to open the lid of her lips and again put her hand wrapped around Linggar's back.

The second chance, Linggar immediately grabbed the lips attached with his lips.

After that Linggar only saw Rindi's sullen face hinting in anger.

“Free dikit Rin.”

When Rindi threw her hand and turned away, Linggar smiled triumphantly.

“We go to mall?” While reaching back to Rindi's shoulder.

Rindi did not refuse, nor did she throw her hand. Though Linggar had prepared himself if only that happened.

Kirain was angry, apparently not. Perhaps it was due to having to part three months, so the girl had to think a thousand times about getting into a fight during their last meeting.

Ah, had it been longer close the lips would have been more exciting!

The second place for today is the mall.

“Eat first or watch first?” Linggars. His hand was again perched on Rindi's shoulder.

“Nonto first, while eating a snack.”

“Ok, we're up!”

Rindi chose to hug Linggar's arm as they walked together. The new thing Rindi did during their togetherness.

Making Linggar feel as if it is floating. She felt very loved, and like Rindi who would miss her later.

Why does happiness seem to come on the last day of their separation. Suppose there is still tomorrow, just one day. He still wants to spend more time with Rindi.

He still wanted to hug Rindi, but there was no way he could do it here. Too open and too many people.

Unable to hug Rindi, she was only able to hug her hands and kiss her. Even that hand never left while in the cinema. Put on his face and lips in turn.

Ahh, this tender hand must be one of the limbs of Rindi that she will miss the most.

It might make Rindi a little uneasy, because Linggar endlessly kissed her hand to pull her hand

from Linggar.

“Kak.”

“Rin, three months rin. Three months.” He said again with emphasis.

It was as if those three months were indeed going to be a pressure on him.

Even while eating at a restaurant Linggar chooses to sit side by side with Rindi rather than having to

face each other. Too far away he thought.

Rindi could only let Linggar.

Yes, three months is long enough for those who have been used to being together every day even if only briefly.

Until here he had not even taken off Rindi's hand, and occasionally returned to kiss that hand.

The last destination they visited was.

“Whose house?” Just wanted to make sure of the feeling. He did know the location of Linggar's house and did not know exactly which one. Now they are in front of the house.

Although Rindi did not want to accept if her feet were now climbing the floor of Linggar house.

Ready or not, he is already there.

Meeting Linggar's parents for the first time was able to make him feel at the top of the tallest building.

As if he wanted to run but could not, because Linggar's hand was still tightly grasping his hand.

“My house.”

The answer that Rindi knew but still did not want to accept.

“Kak, go home yuk!” Take Rindi a little forcefully by hugging Linggar's arm, pulling her back to the car.

“Be a minute, go in first! Mother does not eat people kok.” The little ledge calmed him down.

He knows you don't eat people, but dealing with him may take courage and a strong mentality.

“Lain times yeah! It was late afternoon, I must have nyariin.” While continuing to pull the Linggar arm.

“For a while, it's not good that I bring people but I don't go in the house. Can-can mother angratin again.”

“Log in first yuk! Please!” Linggad while holding back his steps, making them in an interesting scene.

“No papa. Come!”

“Bundaaaa. There is Rindi, but do not want to enter!” The cry of Linggar that made Rindi only able to look at him was annoyed. Eyes black up, staring at Linggar with lips slightly forward.

“Mother, bun. Bundaaaa.” Shouts back.

Although he had seen Rindi's expression, but he did not care. Moreover, they had indeed arrived at this house.

“Kak.”

“Mean her go in first!”

Rindi's pull weakened, making Linggar able to pull her inside easily.

“Sit down first, I call mom!”

“Munda.” With a voice that echoed.

“Do not scream, mother has come!” Finally the hostess had appeared in front of them.

“Who is it?” Mommy.

“Bun, know! It's Rindi. Rin, this is my bundle.” The flag that had been walking back in the direction where RIndi was sitting. The face that had been upset had now turned into a smile despite looking very stiff.

Rindi stood up and reached out to greet the woman she said was her future father-in-law.

“Sore aunt.” Suddenly he was at a loss for words.

Greeted by mom with a sweet smile, “ Just sit down!”

“Ooooh, this is Rindi's name. Beautiful well. pantes mom's son does not stop talking about you. Billang be beautiful, all right, home child, so he said.” Occasionally glanced towards Linggar then looked back at Rindi. Just to look at their expressions in turn.

Both are smiling.

Linggar with a smile while scratching his nape. While Rindi smiled while bowing her head.

“Hehehehe.” Rindi without a word, because in fact she must organize a heart that is actually getting beat faster.

Shame, fear, and disdain seemed to mix in one container. He did not know how to deal with the prospective in-laws.

He did know if Linggar had told himself to the mother, even had seen the figure of the mother

when they are making a vidio call. But he does not know as much as what Linggar told the mother.

Linggar should have told her from last night if he wanted to take her to meet her, so he still had the opportunity to practice in front of a mirror and string words first.

Unlike now, the sudden encounter that made him lose confidence. Didn't know I had to say hello.

“Hold yes, same mother child? You guys dating since when the hell?”

They looked at each other. When they certainly don't know. Was it the first time Rindi reached Linggar's hand? Or when Linggar expressed his feelings of regret when Rindi who he knew was asleep.

“Udah road two years more right?” Linggar who looked at Rindi as if looking for the truth from his own words. Rindi nodded, yes indeed as she remembered, since the events on the field and events declared love was not too far adrift.

“Waaaah, long ago dong! But you guys don't do anything, do you?” Mommy.

“Cock by bun. He could be angry for seven months if I say anything.” While glancing at Rindi who was still downcast while digesting the words of the woman who was right in front of her.

“Iya, Rindi please mommy yeah! Nasehatin him if it has gone too far. If you are not

can restrain yourself better married, than in the wrong step.”

“The woman should also be able to take care of herself. We as parents, cannot monitor you for twenty

four hours, so you'll have to take care of yourself. Mother believes really, same Rindi, well Rindi yes.”

An incredible trust was being carried on his shoulders. But is he capable of carrying that responsibility?

Believed in. Yes, he also believed in himself and Linggar. To the extent where they are in knitting this not-so-halal love.

“But if you believe in each other, you can get married now!”

“Many married while they were in college. Mother will guarantee your college. Because when you marry your automatic mother's child you are also a mother's child.”

“So how, you guys want?”

They just looked at each other, throwing unspoken questions at each other?

Did you meet for the first time with a marriage offer?

“Try mother said from yesterday-yesterday, I am ready to marry her. I'm leaving tomorrow, so I have to wait three more months mother.”

“We are still in college aunt.” Her speech.

“Yes already, mom just remembered you guys. But if it has really done so much better you marry, do not get the wrong way!”

“Remember you are still the responsibility of us parents, so if you are wrong step automatically we first who will be asked to account for your new answers. Ngerikan?”

It turns out Mother Linggar someone who is a little religious. And a girl visiting a boy's house can be a negative assessment.

“Ya, mother stay first. Rindi seems ashamed of her mother. Aye Rin?”

To Be Continued!

Don't forget his finger on the shake well!

Mumpung is still early in the week, notch up the vote dong!

Duh sleepy.

Is there coffee?

All the same flowers make a snack when nulis.