WIFE TO MY HUSBAND
CHAPTER 39.

Mr. Kades approached and dragged his son away from Alice.

"Basar kampret, has your brain been shorted? You think that marriage can be as good as a bidat? So have no brains in gadein!" angry Mr. Kades while sitting Dawn on the porch so that it can not just enter and hit Alice again.

"Sir! Why does sampaan even anger our son tho?" sambar Mak Ijah did not accept, wanted to approach and calm Dawn who returned to crying but in front of him there was Adel who continued to try to block.

Mr. Hanif came out of the house and approached Mr. Kades who seemed to stare at his son.

"Sir, I'm sorry. I think this business can be completed at home, not delicious if anyone sees. I'm the same family also want to rest because it just arrived from the city," said Mr. Hanif smooth, but the intention is certainly clear to ask Mr. Kades to bring his family home because it disturbs the calm.

"Yes already, then I represent my family sorry for making such a fuss, Mr. Hanif. Then excuse me." Mr. Kades moved while tapping into the hand of Dawn that could only resign even though his eyes continued to look at Mr. Hanif's house.

"Sir, wait for Mama sir!" exclaim Mak Ijah who was left behind because it was still in Adel's barrier.

"Eh, wait a minute, Mom. If you want to go it's chilli in stay first dong."

"Huh? The cabe? What the hell do you mean, Del?" ask Mr. Hanif not understand.

Adel smiled as he looked at Mak Ijah. "Mak? still don't want to do me? I think the Dawn can clear everything, sir."

Mr. Kades who heard that just asked Fajar who was dragging behind him.

"What have you done here, Jar? What else did you say to your mother?"

Dawn that is basically blo'on also says everything as it is without anything being covered.

"Fajar was told to take chili with tomatoes in his garden Mr. Hanif, sir. Mother said if Dawn does not want Dawn in lelepin to piranha fish pond."

Mr. Kades rubbed his face rough and stared intently at his wife who now looked down in shame.

"Mak! Turn now! That's not our right, Mama. After all you are like a lack of money to shop anyway, it could be all chillies aja maling in the neighboring garden."

Mak Ijah scowled and took out the chili pack from behind his negligee, Adel was about to take it but Mak Ijah instead held it with all his might.

"Mom!" joked Mr. kades getting upset.

Mak Ijah finally took off the chili pack into Adel's hands, then passed by grumbling.

"It's good to save money shopping, sir!" gerutu Mak Ijah while walking out of the courtyard of Mr. Hanif's house.

"Prince your bald!" pushy sir kades.

"Yes, my mother wants to be rich, sir. Let's buy a kayak car that Hanif's family uses! You are told that corruption will not!"

Pak Kades looked at Mak Ijah at a glance, after a rude snort he walked quickly pulled Dawn and left Mak Ijah walking alone.

"Sir! Wait, Sir. Mum has another idea so we can get rich, sir!" exclaim Mak Ijah while running small chasing her husband and child.

But because he did not pay attention to the road and the negligee he wore intersected straight and narrow making his legs dragged and fell face down.

"Wahahahahahahahahah!" laughter broke out from the family home of Pak Hanif who happened to still be staring at their departure.

Adel turned back into the house while handing the package of chili to the mother.

"Why wasn't that loved, Del? we still have plenty in the garden." Ms. Hanif looked at the chili with regret in her eyes, however all they had was a deposit and not to master on their own.

Ms. Hanif smiled and stroked her daughter's shoulders, who looked very much like her husband.

"Yes, the caboose we cook. Later fried salted fish chicken feathers continue to make lalapan deh. Later we will give to the house of Mr. Kades yes," said Bu Hanif mediate.

"Well, you agree" said Mr. Hanif who had just entered while carrying a mature papaya, orange and large.

Alice stood up and took over the papaya from Mr. Hanif's hands.

"Woahhh large, this if in the city how much is it?" alice asked with a plain face.

They all laughed at Alice's innocence, a family warmth that had been longed for by Alice's lonely soul.

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Evening arrived, the sounds of crickets and frogs sounded earthy. Giving a rhythm for the city's new people first try to stay in the village.

"Rame is really the atmosphere," said Alice who was helping Adel cut the papaya into small pieces to make it easier to eat.

"Yes, Deck. If in the village the atmosphere is like this, the ramen is the same crickets as frogs. There was no equal rame of leaky exhaust," chuckled Adel while washing his hands and returning busy frying salted fish.

"Adel buruan pray first, here let Grandma who nerusin fried it. Later it runs out of maghribnya," said Nek Hindun while taking over the frying sutile from Adel's hand.

"Thank you, Grandma." Adel hugged the body containing Nek Hindun tightly afterwards to the bathroom for ablution.

A moment later, Adel prayed in his room alone because apparently Pak Hanif and Bu Hanif had finished praying first.

"Del, this will help you anther to his house Mr. Kades ya." Ms. Hanif pointed to a bushel and some snacks they brought from the city, already put in the bag to make it easier to carry it.

"Yuk, Deck Al. Temenin Ma'am, take Adel to Alice.

But Alice smiled uncomfortablely as she shifted her seat closer to Bu Hanif.

"Ehmmmm, but .. but ... Alice ...."

"Dek Al is afraid of Dawn?" chirped Mr. Hanif who had heard their conversation since.

Alice was embarrassed.

"Yeah, yuk you go back. All of you want to come to the house of Mr. Kades," said Mr. Hanif while wearing his black skullcap.

Adel nodded happily and grabbed the bushel and then reached for it, while Alice put her cross necklace more behind her shirt and took a plastic bag containing souvenirs for Mr. Kades' family.

Ms. Hanif stared in surprise at what Alice was doing, but she did not want to ask much and let them go while carrying a palm leaf torch in hand. (Only Mr. Hanif carries a torch)

It didn't take long, they finally got to Mr. Kades' house. It appears there Mr. Kades is also receiving guests of a young man with a mature brown skin.

"Assalamu'alaikum" said Mr. Hanif and Adel.

"Wa'alaikumsalam," said Mr. Kades while shaking Hanif's hand.

But strangely the young man with dimples on his face did not answer Mr. Hanif's greeting and preferred to be silent while smiling and shaking hands with all of them.

"Oh yes, Mr. Hanif. Introduce, this is Johan .. prospective interns in our village." Mr. Kades introduced them and for some reason there was a heat on Alice's face as her eyes flashed with Johan's eyes.