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PAREWANG 4

"We're gonna have to get rid of the chariots that made your mother like that?" said my father on his return from the paranormal house that was about to treat my mother

He said that mother's pain was not ordinary pain. That's why doctors always say if he's okay when taken to the hospital.

"Nobody can cure your mother, let alone get rid of those who want to take her life" he said in a sad tone

I saw that my father was frustrated. There was clearly disappointment in his eyes when all the effort he had put in was in vain all this time.

Of course, how not to be disappointed, I have tried various kinds of treatment to cure my mother but always failed.

Starting from medical or non-medical. His great love for his mother made him not give up even though many psychics had given up and could not afford to treat my mother.

Knowing that Mother suffered from pain that is not ordinary pain I also advised the father to ask for help from religious leaders or ustadz. But dad always refused.

"I do not open the disgrace of our family le. Your mother has tried to cover it up so far so I have to respect her decision" said the father in a riled tone

At the time, I did not understand what my father meant. So I was just right when he revealed his strands.

"We have to destroy the dimple if we want to save your mother. Yes the dimple, Mbah Jan said it was the only way to cure your mother. But to destroy the dimple's life stakes le,"

"Himwa???" pekikku can't believe it

when I hear father's words.

How not the time to destroy the lethargy is very difficult until it can threaten life as well.

Believe it and not, I listen to your complaints.

Not because the story is a little beyond reason, but more because of my father's mental condition.

Indeed, during caring for the sick mother, the father was sentenced to be insane and was treated in a mental hospital.

The reason is because he was disappointed because all his efforts to cure your mother were fruitless.

The doctor sentenced the father to experience stress because of his great expectations to cure the mother but the results were zero.

I think it's only natural that if he is stressed, I will experience the same thing if there is in the position of Father.

That night at about nine, I saw my father saying goodbye to sleep after a long chat with me.

I didn't think you'd jump out of his room on the second floor. I still clearly remember how my father died.

His head was right stuck at the taper end of the front gate of the house.

I still see clearly how the eyes of the father almost came out with a gaping mouth.

A creepy eye made me see the event until I could not sleep for three days and three nights.

Somehow every time I want to close my eyes, the shadow of the father always appears to make me always awake.

Even though my father's death was traumatized for me, I had to survive for the sake of this family. Because after the death of the Father, I am now practically the head of the household as well as the backbone of this family. So there's no reason for me to drag on in grief.

On the fourth day of my father's death I found a father's note that contained the motivation to survive for mother's sake.

Of course it made me think there was something strange about the death of Father.

How not, all this time my father always took care of his health in order to take care of my mother. Even from that note alone I know that you are undergoing a ritual suggested by a psychic who is treating you.

So the point is there is no reason for you to kill yourself, especially after he managed to get someone who can treat the mother. That's what makes me think that father's death is unnatural.

Until the fifth day of my father's death, none of my family came to help our troubled family. Let alone giving money for the purposes of maternal treatment even appear in tahlil event was not.

That's why I always look sad at tahlil events. I felt that the Mother Family deliberately ostracized our family, especially when the father died.

Tonight we have a special guest. He claimed to be a friend of Mbah Kung.

His name was Darno.

"You sing patient yo le, all this is a test. I'm sure with patience and effort you will be able to save this family from danger" said Mr. De Darno

Mr. De Darno told me that my father had indeed died unnaturally. He was deliberately made to experience an inner pressure that shook him so much that he had to commit suicide. He was determined to fight a supernatural creature that was not his match to make his life float.

"Azis was the victim of the apprenticeship that your mother had," said Mr. De Darno made me a little surprised

Parewangan??

I am no stranger to this term. Yes, I've heard the words from your mouth before he died.

At first I did not really understand what was said by Mr. De Darno.

But after he explained everything slowly I just understood a little.

"He has fought against the supernatural, but unfortunately his strength is not enough to resist the great power that dominates your mother. Just pray that Mr. De can help you," concluded Mr. De Darno

The old man even visited my mother before he came home.

He even advised to wash my mother's body using seven flowers every magrib and at dawn.

I am very grateful for the arrival of Mr. De Darno, at least now I am starting to know why the mother could be like that and the cause of the death of the father

But Mr. De Darno suddenly disappeared after that day.

If usually he always comes to follow the tahlil, but after that day he never seen the trunk of his nose again.

I was thinking maybe he was busy so he didn't have time to come to the eighth tahlil event.

But who would have thought I heard the news if Mr. De Darno died after coming home from tahlilan the other day.

A witness said that Mr. De Darno died by suicide. He deliberately crashed himself into a train that was speeding up to his body crushed crushed by the car.

Not only that, his head even got separated from his limbs and was thrown to the side of the rail.

The condition is terrible, and almost similar to the condition of the father when he died.

Of course this news frightened me even more.