Married Berandal Campus
Chapters. 33 Remembering the Past

Ever since his meeting with Arjuna the other day, Winda has been looking moody. He did not expect if all this time he lived in one city with his biological son.

The longing that he has been enduring it feels like he wants to be satisfied by hugging Arjuna for a while. However, yesterday's meeting made him realize that everything is not as easy as what he wants.

Arjuna showed the same attitude even though many years had passed. The anger and disappointment of the young man is still clearly visible for Winda—sang real mother.

"What's right here?" ask Bagas when he gets home from the office.

Usually Winda will welcome him at the door with a smile that always makes his heart shady. And today he did not get that welcome, so Bagas looked for Vinda and found his wife was alone in the backyard. Sitting by the pool full of koi fish.

"Mas, are you home? Sorry, I ...."

Bagas smiled. He rubbed his wife's arm gently. "It's okay. What are you doing here?" reset Bagas.

"I ...." Winda did not dare to continue. Sadness was evident in the look in his eyes.

"Thinking Arjuna?" guess Bagas.

Winda nodded slowly.

Bagas took a seat beside his wife. Take a pinch of fish feed then throw at the koi-koi who greet him happily. "Why don't you just meet."

Winda looked at her husband. "Can I?"

Bagas again smiled "Yes, Arjuna is your child and until anytime will be your child. I have no right to separate you let alone break the relationship between mother and son."

Instead of smiling because she was happy to get permission from her husband, Winda actually cried hearing Bagas' words. Bagas seemed to understand what he wanted.

Vinda felt God was very good because he had sent Bagas for her as a wound remedy for her divorce first.

*****

"Shaka?" Zivana's eyes widened to see Shaka's arrival at her house.

"Where are you going?" shaka asked to see Zivana carrying the bag.

"Why did you come here yourself?"

"You can't go home because you're sick, yes I've just come here all you look at Dad," replied Shaka.

"Well, why do you own that bag?"

Zivana glanced at the backpack she was carrying. "I was going home because Dad told me to go home, but because you're going to get us here."

Shaka goes in to meet his father-in-law. Asked conditions.

At that time Zivana also remembered if he had not been licensed to the fast food chicken restaurant where he worked. Soon Zivana calls the restaurant manager and Nesa to tell her that she can't work today.

At the same time, Mommy Hesti sent a message if today the goods in the store many who came and he could not take care of it himself.

"Yes ..," Zivana interrupted as her father was chatting with her husband. "Ziva wants to go to the store first help Miss Hesti, a lot of stuff came today. Hesti can't handle it alone." Zivana repeated the words of Hesti in her message.

"Dad, is it okay if Ziva lives with Mas Shaka at home?"

"Dad is fine, you helped Hesti. Nak Shaka please take Ziva to the store, yes," Yusuf said.

"Ziva can be alone, Dad," Zivana refused.

"Your motor is not there, son. It's been a week with Jack."

Hearing Jack's name, Zivana gets upset. What else to remember that guy brought his bike.

"I'm going to take you." Shaka stood up all alone.

Because the grocery store owned by Zivana's father is only located on the big road in front of Zivana village so it did not take long for Shaka to deliver. Zivana also invites Shaka to come down and help him put things into the warehouse.

Although the man sometimes complains, Shaka is very helpful. All items in the form of packaged drinks and cooking oil that come today can enter all in a fairly short time.

"Now, drink first." Zivana holds out a bottle of instant coffee drink to Shaka after finishing helping Zivana.

"Zi, I'm going home first. Later you are the key to the shop," said Mbak Hesti interjected.

"Yes, Mother. Let Zi close. Thanks, Ma'am."

Zivana decided to close the store early after entering the goods that came. Usually the shop owned by Zivana's father can be open until ten or even eleven. But Zivana chose to close early because she could not bear to leave her father too long alone.

Returning home, Zivana prepared dinner for her father and husband. Not forgetting to take her father back to the room after eating.

Not finding Shaka in the room, Zivana goes out to find her husband.

"Well, is that there?" ask Zivana who found Shaka sitting on the porch of the house.

"Find the wind. Here it is comfortable to make a rebound," said Shaka who sat on a wooden bench.

Not so rest, Zivana chose to accompany Shaka sitting on the terrace.

At first they kept quiet, until Zivana dared to speak. "Lo's not a high school boy anymore who has to brawl. I know you're labile but don't be like a kid who's a little brawl too. Remember, you have a wedding book."

Shaka who had been playing mobile phone immediately turned his head.

"Gue labil lo say?"

Zivana nodded honestly.

I wanted to deny it but that was the reality.

"By the way about the marriage book, when do we have a child's deed?"

Zivana glanced away for a moment. "Kids? Jajan aja lo is still borne by parents, dare to talk children," Zivana quipped.

Shaka laughed immediately.

"But if I want to work and pay for our household you want to have my same child?"

"Relieve it!"

"Why?"

"Gue does not want my child to have a unstable bokap not kelulungan. A little bit of brawl, a little bit of crashing. What would my son want to be if his father was unstable."

Shaka laughed again. Whatever Zivana said about her didn't offend her at all.

"By speaking, since when do you know Arjuna?"

Shaka took a deep breath. Remembering events in the past. When he met Arjuna for the first time in Junior High. Since then, they have decided to be friends. They are so close because they have the same hobby. Both love the bike, and also many other things that turned out to have something in common.

Until all changes even their friendship is destroyed when Arjuna comes to Shaka's house. There Arjuna sees that Shaka's mother is the woman who abandoned him as a child.

Shaka never saw Arjuna again. The boy suddenly changes schools and is no longer visible. Since then, Shaka's attitude towards Winda has also changed.

In the past, Shaka was so close to Winda because the woman also contributed to raising him. But since knowing that Winda is the real mother of his best friend, Shaka who is still a child thinks that Windalah is the cause of his friendship destroyed.

Shaka and Arjuna meet again when they go to college. No one thought they would go to the same university.

"Woy ... You don't listen to me, anyway?" Zivana can't wait for Shaka's answer.

"Since Junior High," replied Shaka flatly. Shaka's tone and countenance changed immediately after remembering past events.

"Wah .. lama also yes. Did you guys just hang out, or just get to know each other? What is your relationship with Arjuna. Right at the police station like you know Arjuna and his papa?

"Arjuna is Mama Winda's biological son." Shaka also confessed. It's time Zivana found out about her family.

Zivana kontan. "What's? real kids?"

Shaka nodded.

"So Arjuna's my brother-in-law dong?"

Now Shaka is the one who is tickling.

"Really, right? If Arjuna is Mama's son Winda, then he's your half-brother, which means Arjuna is my sister-in-law."

"Yes, my wife's pinter. So I want to give you a kiss because it's so pinter." Shaka immediately held Zivana's head with two hands. Pretending to kiss Zivana.

"Geek!" zivana refused.

Their laughter broke again, until the sound of objects falling from within made them silent for a moment.

Prangs!

Zivana and Shaka looked at each other. Then ran in.

"Dad!" peekkit Zivana's.