TINI SUKETI
70. Tini Tired Removal

“Ngopo to, what, do rene kabeh? Mr karo puput ora mbok jak'i misan? (What if you guys were all here? Not all the same Mr Puput brought too?)” Tini was still dumbfounded, but her legs started to step into the courtyard. Dayat still grabbed his shoulders.

“I miss karo mbakyu ku sek duwure koyo wit kencur. (I miss my brother who is tall like a tree kencur.)” Dayat raises his hand and puts the top of Tini's head under his armpits while laughing.

Tini hit Dayat's stomach and then laughed. The young man again grabbed his brother's shoulders.

"Adik'e kangen, who, even ngopo? Njenengan kuwi wis nem taun urip nang kutho. Ora tau ngejak'i. (His sister misses even nanya. You've lived in the city for six years, ma'am. Never brought us here.)” Evi spoke from in front of Tini's room. The girl sat in a plastic chair in front of Tini's room.

"Nek uripku nang Mansion tak jak'i, sak ndeso kabeh iso teko omahku. You teapot clock piro e ? Piye mbok's father staying? Iseh urip's? (If I live in a mansion I bring a whole host to my house. What time is nyampe? Father how did you leave? Can it still live?)” Tini arrives in front of Evi.

“Eneng puput, (And No Puput,)” sahut Dayat.

"Koyo puput iso oolah wae. The Saikine wis Puput piro? (Kayak Puput can cook. How much is it?)” Tini looked closely at Dayat. His brother is getting taller, he thought.

“Wis Soup nem. (Udah Puput VI.)” Dayat answered with a smile.

"Koyo ora iso njenengi liyo way. (Kayak can't name another name.)” Tini looked at Evi and Dayat alternately.

"Kowe do rene, ora mergo expelled to? (You guys aren't here because you got kicked out, are you?)” Tini examined the look on his sister's face one by one. Worried that his two younger siblings were noisy with their father and left the house.

"Oraaaaa .., (Not)” Evi and Dayat replied simultaneously. Tini nodded in satisfaction.

“How are you doing?” ask Evi.

Evi, who was sitting on a chair, immediately stood hugging her brother. “I miss, Mbak.” Evi hugged her brother and cried. After a long time saving the pocket money that Tini gave him, Evi finally managed to collect money to invite Dayat to visit his brother. To see firsthand the residence of their brother who had been slamming the bones gave a living all this time.

Tini was also unable to hold back her tears. That instant he cried a hiccup in Evi's arms. Dayat stood rubbing the backs of his two brothers alternately. As strong as someone, there must always be tears stored for the family.

Evi took her hug off Tini. The girl shrank in tears with her shirt sleeves. It was also done by Mak Robin, Asti and Boy. Since then the presence of three people was slightly ignored due to the arrival of Tini's sisters.

“Lucky last sentence I still understand. So it can still be sad,” said Mak Robin after wiping her tears.

“This mother who nemenin me and Dayat from noon. Continue to Asti and Mas Boy Dateng. Your pantes are at home here, Ma'am. They're all fine. Me, yo, make it to them. I've been nemenin my mother all this time. Change brother,” said Evi again wiped her tears.

“Nothing. We don't want to interrupt Tini's work. We weren't long either. Later the cost of eating in expensive cities,” said Dayat cengengesan.

“Don't be trivial with your Ma'am. Much money. If it's just to eat you guys, I can still. Shopping is a little safe. My finances are stable. No kayaking yesterday. You guys like to know I want to get money,” said Tini.

“The feeling of the brother is always sharp,” replied Dayat.

“Your,” says Tini, hit his sister's arm. “This is my room key, open it first. Laid bag. You come here I also do not know where to sleep,” said Tini.

“Being asleep in my room can be, Tin,” Boy said.

“I, really, kind of worried my sister will you teach reconnaissance.” Tini looked at Boy.

“It's instinct. No need to be taught,” replied Boy.

“Laper, Ma'am? I brought stock. Your rice? I cook rice first,” said Evi, standing from her seat and following Dayat into Tini's room.

“There. Berasku. What did you bring?” tini from outside.

“Kering tempe, opor enthok, same sticky tape. A moment I go out first,” said Evi from inside the room. Before long the girl came out of the room carrying but the sticky rice she put in the bowl. “I don't bring much, Ma'am. It can be eaten together.”

“Where to buy enthok? Not the neighbor enthok, right, you slaughtered?” ask Tini.

“Not, Ma'am. That's enough you. I'm, anyway, not. This is the one I stopped.” Evi suddenly laughed out loud.

“Why? I became suspicious,” replied Tini looking at Evi who closed her mouth and hit her brother's knee.

“It's enthok Pak RT. Go into the next door neighbor's house. There are four tails. Expelled by neighbors. I take it and I go back. I told Mr. RT that his enthok was almost stolen. Fortunately I did. I got a thank you. This your sustenance. I should have just brought dry tempe the same sticky tape aja.” Evi again giggled after saying that.

To Be Continued

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