THREE MEN AND THEIR PAST
Guests To Eliza
"When are you going to see Arimbi's parents?" ask Papah.
"Yes the plan's tomorrow, Pah."
"Well, you have to move fast. Let Arimbi not be stabbed people," said Mamah.
"On the side of people? Meaning, Mah?"
"Then Mamah went to Arimbi's house, there was a guy who was going to propose to his mother to your son."
"Well! Any time?"
"Hahaha .. yes, bang, right. Funny that's the guy," Sandrina opened her voice.
"Funny how?" tanya Sandi was getting curious. Sandrina then recounted all the events at Arimbi's house. Mamah also shared the story, if Papah is more silent and tends to interact with Reyhan while snacking on his snacks. "God! How could that be?"
"Well, Mulyadi's mother changed her mind apparently because of the treasure as well. Where people are on the crazy property, not in the city, not in the village," Sandrina grunts her own upset.
Until a few minutes passed after having a small talk, Sandi's family finally decided to return to the city. Actually they feel heavy because they are still at home with Reyhan. But the job demands, causing them to have to return to the city immediately.
"Reyhan's taking a bath with dad now, huh?" invite Sandi when the car driven by her parents, lost from sight. Previously Sandi had also asked one of his employees to prepare warm water. Sandi also bathed her son with a very heart.
Eliza, who had just returned to the market, saw two strangers sitting on her porch. The man who was sitting with his AUNT also looked at Eliza's arrival with a hard-to-read look.
"That's Eliza, my niece, Mom, sir" the aunt told her guest and she waved to get Eliza close. "There are those who want to meet you" said the Aunt as Eliza stood next to her with a throat still in her left hand and a sling bag still hanging around her neck.
"Would you meet me?" Eliza was as polite as possible. "Sorry, you're the same father, who is it?" Arimbi then put his throat on the floor behind the chair and he himself sat down a chair with his aunt.
"Oh, Mas tejo" Eliza replied. "Why Mas Tejo, sir?"
"We're just asking, please, you take your report to the police. We know our son was wrong, but please, don't imprison him" said the father with a clear face.
"True, Ma'am," now the wife of the Father who spoke. "We know, our son may have gone too far with you, but please, don't imprison him. Let us punish him later. Tejo just wants to express his disappointment with you, son."
"Sorry before, Mom, I know, Tejo was very disappointed with me, but he shouldn't have done anything that could harm me. If I really get raped, what about my fate going forward, Mom?"
"I know how you feel, but please also understand us as Tejo's parents. We were embarrassed enough when the neighbors started talking about my son's actions. Even the parents of his friend Tejo blamed me and my husband. I was confused myself, so this is all I can do. I beg you, son."
"Yes, son, I beg your great heart, please unplug your report. Let us punish our son later," the father again pleaded.
Eliza worried. He turned his head, looking at the aunt who was looking at him at the same time. But from the eyes of the aunt, she also seemed to be persuading Eliza to forgive the actions of the man who insulted her yesterday when Eliza was about to return home from the market. "Well, tomorrow I'll pull the report. For tonight, let your child feel again in prison, so that the mother's child can reflect on his mistakes."
The husband and wife immediately looked sparkling. Their faces were very clear from their eyes. Both of them immediately threw questions to make sure about Eliza's words. Once they got certainty, both immediately said thank you and shortly after the two men left.
"If there's an Uncle, he must be very resistant to your decision, Za," said the Aunt once two of her guests had disappeared from their sight a moment ago.
"Yes, there is no uncle lucky. If there is an Uncle too, he must be the one who immediately gave an answer to Tejo's parents, Bi," Eliza replied, then she and Si Bibi threw smiles at each other.
"At least by forgiving, our hearts are much calmer, right?" aunty asked, and enthusiastically, Eliza shook her head a few times. "But why, you seem reluctant to forgive Randi, is Randi not worth forgiving too, Za?"
The deg!
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