THREE MEN AND THEIR PAST
Family Talk
Still on the same night at about the same time, Arimbi looks pecking as soon as his eyes catch the figure who just came using the car at a fairly expensive price. There were five people who got out of the car and three of them were people who Arimbi knew enough even though it used to be rare to meet.
"Mother!" shouted the boy who was being carried by a woman who might be almost the same age as Mother Farida. The boy asked to get down from the woman's arms and immediately ran to his mother. Suddenly, Arimbi's feelings become not confused with the arrival of Sandi and her family.
"Assalamu'aikum, Arimbi, how are you?" greet her mother Sandi as soon as she and others are near and stop her steps before the woman who just welcomed her child and immediately carried her.
"Wa'alaikum greetings, Ma'am, I'm good, please come in, Ma'am, sir and .." said Arimbi with a thoughtful face as his eyes looked at a young woman who was there.
"Sandrina, her sister Bang Sandi," answered Sandrina with a look.
"Oh yes, sorry, I forgot," replied Arimbi with a very awkward feeling. "Please come in, Ma'am."
The four adults then entered and sat in the simple living room of the house. Shortly after they sat down, Farida's mother emerged from the door connecting her living room and living room. "There are guests!" exclaimed Bu Farida who looked foreign to her guests in addition to one man she had known before. "You .."
"We are Sandi's parents, Mom, and this is my daughter" Sandi's mother replied and they shook hands with each other. A few moments later Mr. Seno also participated in meeting his guests and they were involved in small talk.
"We are here to apologize to Arimbi, because of the behavior of our son, Arimbi had to take care of Reyhan alone. I don't know who the kid is. Whereas in my family and my wife, there is nothing as bad as him," The father again expressed his frustration. While Sandi just fell silent without any objection. Although he was currently sitting on the mat with his son, but his ears were quite clear to hear his father's annoyance.
"Well, his name is also a young man, sir, there is always a behavior that tests the patience of his parents," Mr. Seno tried to respond neutrally, without defending any party.
"So keep making fun. Having a brain is even used for things that are not good. Kayak money from his father less so want a bet like that," murmured the father in flames.
Sandi accidentally saw the woman who was also sitting with her son, smiling her own smile even though the woman was looking down. "Huh, Pah, angry?" finally Sandi raised her voice. "My guy has a kid this big, still scolded too. Look, Reyhan's mom to that smile."
Instantly Arimbi immediately looked up and his face looked shocked because of his behavior. "Who smiles?"
"Hillih, even ngeles again," Sandi instead looks upset.
"Udah, Ma'am, do not be ignored by an irresponsible man like him," Sandrina defended Arimbi.
"Father angry?" tanya Reyhan arrived while looking at the man before her.
"No, honey," Sandi looks flabbergasted. "Dad, by the way, aunt."
Reyhan instead smiled while Sandi was forced to hold back her regret and put a smile in front of the child. Of course, all eyes that witness the behavior of the Password, show different reactions.
"Really, Mbi? Has Sandi ever married you?"
Hearing a question from his father Sandi, Arimbi and Sandi spontaneously immediately looked at each other. If Sandi thinks the woman will be honest or not, but Arimbi thinks confused about what to answer. But because there is no other choice and if you lie, fear it will be a problem in the future, Arimbi then nodded and agreed.
"You accept no?" now replace his mother Sandi who looks enthusiastic in throwing questions.
"Not accepted, ma'am," Sandi replied. "Arimbi has another man as a father Reyhan continued."
"Don't make up the story" Arimbi denied.
"That was yesterday, when we went for a picnic. I see for myself, the man is here."
"Mulyadi?" not Arimbi who said it, but Bu Farida who did know the man who said Sandi. "You serious, Mbi? Want to be with Mulyadi?"
"No, ma'am," Arimbi argued loudly. "Don't believe Sandi. Just don't say anything."
"If there is no candidate, you marry Sandi."
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