The Exchanging Soulmate
Karmas

Lisa was shocked to death when she saw the beggar's face, which was none other than her own cousin.

"If it was Mela, then the one in the wheelchair,,," Amar bent her body to look at the old man who seemed to have had the stroke.

"Astaghfirullahalazim, Mr. Hasan!"

"Oh my God, Mr De!" Lisa approached Hasan and cried while hugging him. "Sir why it could be like this! Mel, what's wrong with you?"

"Dear, calm yourself. Now we just take them home," said Amar.

"Don't! Don't take me! I don't deserve to be helped. I deserve it more like this. I've been mean to you, Lis!" Mela was crying looking at Lisa.

"Mel, no matter how bad you and Mr. De are, you're still my family!" Lisa looked at Mela full of haru.

They immediately took the two homeless people to Hamid's house. Not to forget Amar called the doctor for Hasan who turned out to be very severe.

Mela is now in the living room of Hamid's house. Hamid, Marni, Lisa and Amar look at him seriously because he will tell her what really happened.

"A few days after you left, my mother died after finding out Mas Rafli was a fraud. He's in shock and has a heart attack."

"What's? Tricked? Cheating how, Mel?" ask Lisa.

"Actually he's not a manager, he's just a mechanic in a small workshop. He managed to deceive us so that the Father and Mother would pawn home and rice fields and land inheritance owned by Paklek Hamid. Not until there, he also managed to persuade us to sell the house and land owned by Paklek Hamid with the lure of investment. It turns out it was all a trick. He ran away with all the money he could."

Lisa and her family were shocked to hear Mela's words.

"The father who heard it was finally shocked and stroke up like this. The house and the rice fields were confiscated by the bank, we were no longer welcome in the complex, everyone hated us so much that we were forced to hang out on the streets for months. Sleeping in the storefront with a cardboard pad. Yes, we do deserve all this because we've been too mean to you." Mela ended her story with tears.

"Oh my God, why don't you meet us?" asked Hamid with teary eyes.

"We're ashamed, Paklek. We've been mean to Paklek. Our hearts are covered with envy and envy when you are our only family."

Hamid who heard it also cried.

"Mas, don't cry, Mas. We've forgiven, ma'am." Hamid hugged Hasan while crying.

"Pardon me, Moas, Med." With his lips turned, Hasan apologized.

"Yes, Mom, I've been sincere with everything. Stay strong, yes, Mom." Hamid held Hasan's hand.

They all smiled at the brothers who finally forgave each other even when they were getting older.

"Mel, you and Mr. De can stay here, yes. Let someone take care of Mr. De, if we live next door," Lisa said.

"You deserve this happiness. You're good people." Mela smiled looking at Lisa.

"How many months has it been, Mel?" lisa asked as she held her growing belly.

"Nine months" said Mela.

Lisa smiled at hearing that. Soon Mela's child will be born, and then her child will be born. Two baby cries will be heard soon.

After being content to tell. They disperse, returning to their homes and rooms.

But the next day, news of grief was heard where Hasan breathed his last after performing the morning prayers with Hamid.

Sobs were heard from the house. Mela has now lost both her parents.

Even in the rest of his father's life, he gave a life of great suffering. Coldness, hunger, being looked at with a look of disdain, that was what Hasan felt during their time in the dark.

If only yesterday he had not met Mela, perhaps today he died in a disgusting state. No matter what, he won't even get an apology from Hamid.