A Relationship
Episode #3
"No, I don't miss him and I'm not happy if he comes back to this house" Akhtar replied firmly and made everyone there surprised by Akhtar's reply.
It turned out that someone was standing near the door and listening to the commotion that was happening in the house. Who else if not Ilham the son of the owner of the Dormitory School who delivered Safa. He felt bad if he interfered with the problem that Safa was experiencing.
Ilham decided to stay at the hotel before returning to the dormitory. He said goodbye to Mr. Mun only, and left greetings to Safa and the family.
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Safa already knew that her papa would be very unhappy if she returned home. Safa can only resign if her papa is disappointed in her.
"Pa sorryin Safa" Safa said softly by wanting to hold her papa's hand on the edge of her papa made Safa more sobbing.
"Papa is really disappointed in you Safa" Akhtar said as he left.
"Mas" Sarah tries to call her husband but Akhtar goes by.
Safa just silently watched her papa go ignore her. Then Safa turned to look at her mother.
"If you don't want Safa to come home, Safa will go. Safa won't come back either before you forgive Safa". Safa said in her tears.
Sarah was confused as to what to do. She loves her husband very much, but on the other hand she also loves her daughter. Sarah recalls the incident where the mother of the hostel owner told her that Safa did not want to see her.
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"Assalamu'alaikum". Umi Indira knocked on Safa's room door.
" Walaikumsalam, what's wrong?"
"Son, there's a married couple looking for you" Umi said.
"Who's umi? do I know him?" Ask Safa.
"They're your parents, son, they came to see you". Answer the Umi Indira.
Safa was only silent when Umi told her that the one who visited her was a very dear Safa.
Safa wanted to see him, but in her mind she wanted to stay away from her family.
"Sorry Umi, please tell them that I don't want to see anyone". Say Safa by turning her back to the Earth.
" Ta-pi boy..." Umi speech cut by Safa.
"Umi, I told you, I don't want to meet anyone, even if it's my parents" Safa said, holding back her tears.
"Alright, I'll tell them, Assalamu'alaikum" Umi said resignedly as she exited the room.
"Walaikumsalam" Safa answered quietly.
"Mama, papa, forgive Safa for not seeing you. Safa misses you too much. But Safa doesn't want you to be embarrassed." Say Safa in your heart with tears
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"How's mom? Can we see Safa?" Said his father Safa.
Umi just breathed slowly.
"Say, can I see my daughter ma'am?" Ask Sarah to him.
"Sorry Sir, Mom. Safa does not want to meet you, I have persuaded her, but she still does not want to meet you" Umi Indira said carefully.
"Well ma'am, if Safa doesn't want to meet today. Then we will come visit again. And if anything happens to my daughter please contact us immediately". Akhtar said with resignation
"Okay sir, ma'am I will remember your message Mr. Akhtar." Umi said kindly
"Walaikumsalam" replied Umi
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As Akhtar promised he came to visit again with his wife. Not just once or twice, even they very often visit the dormitory. But Safa refused to meet her parents. And that left Akhtar and his wife disappointed. They wondered if they or other members of his family had any unintentional faults for Safa, to the point that Safa did not want to meet.
Meet, send a message, it's already Akhtar did for the sake of being able to communicate with his daughter. But the result remains the same there is no reply or answer from safa, they always go home with a disappointed look. But when Humita asks the news of the grandchild and son-in-law, they will surely answer by lying. Fear of the mother's health being disrupted.
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The events of that day made Sarah disappointed with Safa. If she was alone with her husband if she talked about Safa, Akhtar would be angry. And it made her sad to miss her daughter.
Sarah looked at Safa who was bowing her head still crying. She followed her husband without speaking to Safa.
Safa sat on the floor sobbing to see her mother's departure.
"Darling" said the grandmother aligning herself with Safa while hugging her.
"Sir, mom and dad are very angry at Safa" Safa said in her sobs.
"Safa has to be patient, maybe tomorrow mom and dad will talk to Safa. Maybe it's because it's night and they need rest" said the grandmother so that Safa did not dissolve in sadness.
This was the first time Safa's two sisters had seen her crying. They were also very sad when they saw the attitude of his mother and father to his sister.
"Sister" said the two together. Safa hurriedly wiped her tears and took off the grandmother's embrace.
"Yes" answered Safa Sanbil standing up and trying to smile.
"Aren't you okay?" Tanya Yumna who was in front of Safa.
"Well that's okay, you don't have to worry" Safa replied trying not to be sad anymore.
Safa called Yumna Nana, and called Yasmin Yasmin not too long. Not only Safa but other members of the family also called it that name.
"Na, Yas you go to bed because tomorrow you have to go to school" said the grandmother to melt the atmosphere.
"But big brother" Yasmin said sadly.
"Grandmother will accompany your sister, so you go get some rest" said the grandmother.
"Well, good night, brother" Yasmin said with a smile.
"Good night" Safa and her grandmother said.
They saw that Yumna and Yasmin had gone to their rooms. There was only Grandma and Safa in the room.
"Come grandma will take you to the room" said the grandmother while holding Safa.
"Yes" answered Safa.
Before climbing the stairs suddenly someone entered the house.
"Assalamu'alaikum" said a woman.
Safa and her grandmother stopped when someone said hello.
"Walaikumsalam" said the two.
"It's a shame you just got home" Humita said, approaching the woman.
"Yes mi, quite a lot of patients earlier" he answered while sitting leaning on the sofa in the room.
Humita went to the kitchen to fetch warm water for her daughter. The woman who had just come she was the youngest daughter of the Atmaja family or the only sister of Akhtar, she was Afsana Fatma Atmaja.
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