Unexpacted Wedding
How Many Days More?

Alby chose to close his laptop, took him into the room to check his wife's condition. Because Alby knows Rena rarely complains of pain. Arriving at the room he saw his wife had just finished bathing, but had used a full nightgown. His face looks pale, his hair wet, every now and then the woman will sneeze.

Hacihs! Hacihs!

Rena scratched her nose that suddenly felt itchy, like she was going to have the flu.

Alby put his laptop on the table, then stepped closer to his wife, then took his wife's hand to the dresser.

"Sit down!" her word.

Rena just according, because she felt her head was dizzy.

"It's night, why take a cold shower. Should use warm water, already know dizzy," Alby scolded while turning on the hair dryer.

"What do you want to do? I'm dizzy going to sleep."

"For a while!" Prevent Alby from pressing his wife's body to stay seated. "Dry the hair first, your habit is to sleep in a state of wet hair. It can also cause headaches." The man started drying his wife's hair.

"So hasty bang. I can't wait, I'm also dizzy. Kok can be impromptu ya bang, dizziness," said Rena weak.

Alby sighed, "probably because of the wind. So if you can't get on that bike, use a taxi. Ngapain use ugal-ugalan all. I don't want to be a widower twice" Alby said.

"Abang ihhh's. I swear I'm dead!" peekik Rena upset, already knew his wife was dizzy even in ridicule so.

"No. Yes try you think, the ugal-ugalan people can survive still profit. So I ask you to be careful, because I still want to live with you longer," said Alby while turning off the hair dryer because Rena's hair was dry, even Alby had finished combing it.

Rena was moved to hear her husband's words, "Abang so sweet. Want to hug, but I'm not strong standing bang, my head is dizzy. Try the brother who hugged me from behind." The woman placed her head on the table.

Alby throbbing in a state of pain even Rena can still be silly. But, he did not mind he grabbed his wife's body from behind. "You're getting hot." Alby put his body away.

"The dizziness bang."

Alby immediately carried Rena, and laid her body on the bed slowly. Pulling the blanket to the chest, Rena resigned.

"So soon, I'll take the heat-lowering drug first." Alby passed out looking for the medicine box.

Soon he returned with medicine and a glass of mineral water. "Drink the medicine used to drink it, huh?"

Alby helped his wife to change her position half-sitting, then gave her medicine and mineral water.

"Yes you have rested, yes" said Alby while helping Rena back to lie down. Afterwards, Alby intends to pass away. But his movements stopped as his wrist was held by Rena.

"What's wrong? You need anything?" alby looked at his wife.

"Hem. Where are you going?" tanyanya.

"Yelesain work. You are sleeping." Alby tried to let go of his wife's hand.

Rena shakes. "Don't go first. Keep me asleep first."

"But-"

"Come bang. I'm usually with Mommy when she has a sleeping sickness. But because I'm now-"

"OKAY. Brother befriend." Alby cut off Rena's speech quickly. Release Rena's hand, then turn her body to the other side of the bed, crawl up and sleep next to Rena.

Rena smiled and shuffled slowly towards the husband, then hugged the husband. Making both eyes Alby bought.

"Ren, this-"

"Amentary bang. Until I sleep doang," said Rena.

Alby fell silent as he swallowed his saliva with difficulty. Because Rena's head continues to creep into her chest, making Alby feel tormented. He felt his entire blood flow suddenly feel hot. Right now Rena is sick where she can play around. Yes even if Rena is not sick she can not do more. But at least he can still taste the top, if now his wife is sick where he is according to the ego of his desires.

Alby held his breath with all his might, even though his lower body felt so full. Due to the actions of Rena's legs that continue to touch her, it is slowly the woman has begun to shut down.

Later Alby was deliberately busy with his work, and will return to the room when Rena was asleep, because he knew sleeping together was nothing.

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"Lho sir what are you doing?" Bi Surti, a domestic assistant, asked, when he saw Alby busy preparing a portion of food, then put it on a tray. He also brews white milk.

"This is breakfast for my wife Bi. Not feeling well anymore." Alby answered kindly.

"Oh, then let me."

"No need to Bi. It's over, just take it. Please tell Nany Ratri ya Bi, take care of Misel today. The mother hurt so much to rest."

"Okay Sir!"

Alby passed back to the room. And up there he saw Rena already sitting leaning on the bed. The woman turned her head when she found her husband coming back with a tray.

"Where? Did you eat?" alby asked as he placed the tray on the nightstand, then took a chair, and sat down by Rena's side.

"Udah is bang. I'm perfectly healthy. Brother did not bother to bring food to the room, I can go down."

"It's okay, you take a break just don't move much." Alby spoke softly. "Now you eat? Brother's bribe."

Rena shook her head, "I can eat myself bang. I'm perfectly healthy. I took a shower."

Alby took the food he brought, he gave it to his wife. "Thank you bang." Rena started eating her food slowly. Alby sat by his side, with no intention of moving on.

"Abang did see. I've had a bath bang, then a change," said Rena when she realized her husband had been sitting aja.

"Lazy. Em with yuk? Let's save water," Alby bargained.

Rena pinched her husband's arm. "Abang!"

Alby grimaced, then grabbed his head, leaning his head towards his wife. "How many days?" tanyanya.

Rena stopped eating. "What's bang?"

"The camera's gone." Alby clucked in annoyance.

Rena chuckles. "What a pervert. Not very patient."

"It's not impatient. I feel tormented, try to imagine your sleep last night rich. I can barely sleep, Ren. Tau farts. Go to your ngusel mulu."

"Abang akhh!!" Pekik Rena's.

"Just tomorrow when I'm done, I'm going to gas."

"Yes bang yes. Four days, three days are over."

"greatly long? Sister-in-law's wedding is tomorrow. I could've had my first night even first" Alby protested.

"As much as you are bang!"

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