When Love Should Determine
Chapter 94

A week has passed. As long as nothing happens to Ms. Ani. Presumably Hamzah's premonition at that time was not proven.

As Ani said at that time, Lebaran was crowded with people buying rujak. Because after getting tired of traveling around the village, people would want to eat fresh.

This is the case with Larissa trading. Buyers must be willing to queue up to hours to get a pack of his homemade rujak. So ramainya until Larissa did not have time to drink, let alone eat. Luckily, Zahra was at the grandmother's house. So he doesn't have to worry that his daughter doesn't have anything to look after.

In the afternoon, Larissa was sold. He decided to rest his body for a moment before picking up his daughter at the grandmother's house later tonight.

Evening day came. Larissa is getting ready to pick up the princess. But when he was about to leave the house, Hamzah suddenly called. "Encus, don't rush off. Look at your mother for a second! I noticed that he had trouble breathing. I'm afraid he won't last long."

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Larissa's heart trembled. The feeling is starting to feel bad. He who had forgotten Hamzah's previous warning because he saw his mother was fine was reminded again. Quickly he looked at his mother in his room.

Larissa was glued to the door. Tears escaped immediately to see the condition of the mother who was struggling between life and death. Even to breathe, he could not.

Larissa fell down beside her mother. He noticed the face of the mother. His eyes turned white as if they were covered by something. "Mom, what's wrong with you?" tanyanya pilu's. The hair of the mother is soft.

Long ago, Ani was silent, as if she did not know the presence of the child next to her. He only groaned in pain while making unclear noises His voice was so raucous that it was almost inaudible to Larissa's hearing.

Seeing no reaction from the mother, Larissa also repeated her words. "Mother, what's wrong? does it want something?."

Presumably this time Bu Ani heard Larissa's voice. It was evident that he was now looking towards her. But that was not good news for him.

When she saw Larissa beside her, she asked, "Who are you?."

Larissa's cry broke upon hearing the mother's question. "Mom, don't you recognize me anymore? I'm your daughter, Larissa!."

After hearing Larissa's answer, Ani was not calm but instead like a memory loss. "Who's larissa? I don't know you."

Larissa's cry became more unstoppable hearing the fact that her mother did not remember her. "Yes, God, mother, why can you forget me like this? I'm Larissa, mother. Your real daughter."

Although Larissa kept trying to remind the mother about herself, it turned out that all was in vain. Ani's mother still couldn't recognize her.

Larissa's body trembled violently withstanding the onslaught of feelings. "Oh my God, mother, what was my fault with you that you forgot me like this."

"I beg you, Mother, forgive all my mistakes. But please, don't forget me like this."

Larissa's heart was broken when she heard her mother calling out Iqbal's name. "Why do you remember my sister and I don't, mom? How meaningless is I to you?" he lamented in his heart.

Hearing Larissa Hamzah's crying voice also entered the room. "What's up, Encus? Why are you crying?" he asked in confusion.

Larissa looked towards Hamzah. His face was filled with tears. "My mom, my mom, my mom," he wailed bitterly.

"What's wrong with your mom?,"

For a moment Hamzah was also fixated on hearing Larissa's speech. The face of the mother-in-law was fixed.

After watching the face of the mother-in-law for quite a while, understand now Hamzah the cause of it all. He breathed and calmed his wife. "Don't cry, Larissa, control yourself."

"How am I supposed to calm down knowing my mom doesn't remember who I am?" she cried hysterically.

"Enough, Larissa, take control of yourself" Hamzah tried to calm down to face his wife in a frenzy. "Listen to me! Your mother is not without cause. There's a reason your mother doesn't recognize you anymore."

"You mean?" asked Larissa quickly.

Hamzah sighed again. "Let's watch your mother carefully! I think your mother is facing the sacrosanct of death right now."

Larissa was stunned to hear Hamzah's speech. His lips were twisted. "sa.sakaratul death!."

"Yes, right! Your mother is suffering from death" Hamzah said. "So I suggest you better now lead your mother to mention the words of Allah. Don't be long, just say God."

Larissa has not been able to digest Hamzah's speech well. His brain froze until he could not think.

Seeing that his wife did not do his advice, Hamzah gave a little advice. "You know, when people face death, they feel terrible pain, as if skinned alive. In those moments their faith was at a low point because of the enormity of the pain."

"Then Satan came and used it to make men disbelieve God. And if the devil succeeds in his mission, then the person will die in a state of su'ul khotimah. That is why when we meet someone who is facing the saccharatul of death we are advised to lead him to recite the words of God. That they may not be deceived by satanic deceit and may die in a state of solemn khotimah."

"You must understand that, if one dies in a state of solemn khotimah, then heaven is the place for him."

"Now you think well!. Do you want your mother to die in a su'ul khotimah state?." Hamzah ends his explanation by asking his wife's opinion.

Getting such a question was of course Larissa shook her head. He did not want his mother to die in su'ul khotimah.

Looking at Larissa Hamzah's head bobble a shady smile. "Then lead your mother!. Pray that your mother can get through this. Release his departure. May Allah ease his path.

Larissa went back to her mother and began to lead her to say the words of God. "Mother, follow my words. Say God!."

Larissa tried and kept trying so that the mother could call the words of God. But in fact san mother only raved unclear. Larissa's crying was getting worse seeing that reality. "God, why can't my mother say your name?."

"Oh my God, if you want to take my mother's life now, I'm sincere! I don't want to see him continue to be tormented like this. But I beg you one thing, please ease my mother's path. Do not let him die in a pagan state."

Seeing no reaction from the in-laws, Hamzah advised Larissa to call relatives, just in case the worst possible thing happened. "Larissa, you better call your budhe now. Let's tell how he was your mother's oldest brother. I don't want you to be blamed for anything happening to your mother."

"But what about my mother?."

"You don't have to worry. Let me take care of your mother while you're gone."

Larissa nodded. "All right, I'm leaving now. I'm putting my mom to you."