THREE MEN AND THEIR PAST
Not As Expect
"Arimbi? Do you know Arimbi?" the man who was visiting in the afternoon nodded with a smile. The middle-aged lung woman who had just thrown a question suddenly frowned. "Where do they know him?"
Sandi smiled responsibly. He scratched his head that was not itchy. When Sandi was about to give an answer, a small child ran up to the woman while shouting. "Grandma!"
"Eh, Grandma's granddaughter is dashing. Reyhan is praying?" asked the woman while holding the boy who approached her. The boy nodded with pursed lips. He looked indifferent to the man who was staring at him. "The face is praying? Maybe Arimbinya pray again now?"
"May you pray here, ma'am?"
"Oh please, come with me." Carrying Reyhan, the woman moved from her seat towards the kitchen to the bathroom.
As Sandi steps through the room to pray, her eyes catch the figure of a woman who is carrying out her duties alone. Sandi was convinced that she was the one that Sandi was following. Sandi reviewed the smile and then headed to the bathroom to get some water.
After the sanctification, Sandi stood near the prayer place because the person wearing the place was praying. Arimbi looked surprised when he finished praying and turned his body, seeing Sandi was there. He glared even though Sandi was as friendly as possible. After the death of Arimbi, Sandi immediately occupied enough space for two people to perform worship.
After doing the duty, Sandi sat back in the living room. There was Arimbi and his son. A glass of warm tea and a plate of fried food have also been served on the table. Although a bit awkward, Sandi sat her ass in the chair she was sitting in.
Elsewhere, not far from the city park and the three-man contracted building, Randi was sitting next to a tent stall, watching the woman who was currently serving the buyer. Although the woman looked indifferent, but Randi seemed to not care. He remained not far from the woman who had been confirmed that he was Eliza.
"Who is he, Za?" ask a man while frying rice ordered by one of the buyers. The man had noticed Randi's rather strange movements. Sitting near his tent, but not ordering anything.
"don't know. Crazy person maybe," Eliza replied with an annoyed face.
Randi who heard it just smiled knot. Randi then got up and approached the man who was there. "Sorry, Mas. Is it Eliza's husband?"
"Yes, why?" it wasn't the man who answered but Eliza with a sharp look. While the man asked looked at Eliza with a confused look.
"Oh, congratulations? May it last," said Randi with a forced smile. "If that's how I pesen one boiled noodle."
"Well, Mas" now the man who answered kindly. "Wait a minute, will you? After this."
In a different place, Dandi was also sitting back in front of a shop. Although he knew that he had been ignored by the woman in the fruit shop, Dandi persisted and hoped that there would be a chance to talk to the woman of his past.
Until a man comes and is greeted warmly by a woman named Rianti. "Darling, how did it come?"
Dandi stunned. Hearing the words of affection come out of the woman's mouth, making Randi's heart like there was a shock. Even without hesitation Rianti struggled on the arm of the newly arrived man. What Dandi did not realize, the man's face also looked surprised by Rianti's behavior. Even he had time to shake the woman's head until Rianti's eyes bulged.
Because he felt there was no hope to just say hello, Dandi finally chose to leave without permission. Rianti who saw Dandi's departure only smiled cynically at the man's departure. Dandi stepped back into his contract with a shaky step.
"Why are you sitting there, Ran?" dandi asked as his footsteps stepped on the second floor and saw his best friend sitting on the balcony.
"When looking at the past," replied Randi without turning to the man who threw the question. His eyes focused on the woman who was in the tent stall opposite his rented.
Dandi stepped closer to his best friend and sat in the same spot. "Getting past?"
Randi nodded weakly. "No, Eliza. It turns out he's married."
Dandi's eyes rounded and looked in the direction Randi pointed. "Eliza's? You sure?"
"Nih, boiled noodles bought there earlier. She sells with her husband."
"God! I'm right," complained Dandi. "Rianti is also married. She loved me the same guy."
Randi looked over, looking seriously at his best friend's face. "Hahaha .. Our fate is indeed apes."
"Rubber. Just waiting for Sandi's story how fate he is."
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