House Farming
Author: owtherboy
last update2025-09-14 10:00:00

Rayendra slowly started to get used to the stares from people at school after the previous incident. That morning, he hurriedly parked his motorbike and walked with his head down down the corridor. The curious glances from other students made him uncomfortable until Eriko and Nasrul came, making him feel at ease.

Nasrul joked, “Ray, take us to your house, come on. Let’s hang out.”

“Admit it, you just want to meet Rayina, right?” Eriko teased, laughing.

“Where’s Zahra and Amel? Haven’t seen them around.”

Soon enough, the two girls came running from the direction of the school gate. They seemed to be in a rush, which made Amelia’s hijab tilt. Still catching her breath, Amelia immediately brought up the hot topic she had to share. “Guys, do you know?”

“What?” they answered in unison.

“Wait, let me catch my breath,” Amelia said, inhaling deeply.

Nasrul seemed impatient. “What is it? Stop making us wait.”

“Our c
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  • Wiranto Wardiana

    That night, the rain poured heavily like a curtain of water covering the city. The gray sky and the empty streets were only lit by the streetlights reflecting their glow on the water puddles. Rayendra sat at the edge of the bed, his eyes staring at his vibrating phone. The message appeared out of nowhere, with no sender’s name, just a few words that shook his mind.“Rayendra, if you want to know the truth about your family, meet me at Sararea Bar, at 8 PM. Don’t tell anyone.”The message made his blood rush. In his mind, various questions swirled. What truth? Why keep it a secret? And who sent it? He felt disturbed, but his curiosity was stronger. “Is this a trap?” he muttered to himself, but another instinct told him that this message was too important to ignore.Rayendra grabbed his black jacket hanging behind the door. He paid no attention to the rain outside. That night, something called him, something connected to the past he had long tried to forget.

  • Get Well Soon, Abdul.

    The second week after the incident, Abdul was missing from school. Anxiety began to creep up on Eriko, who felt that something was seriously wrong. The decision to ask Abdul’s girlfriend, Wina, was the first step.They met in the school cafeteria.“Wina, where has Abdul gone? He hasn’t been to school for a week,” Eriko asked, trying to stay calm.“He’s sick, Ko,” Wina replied with a nervous smile.“Is he sick because of what happened the other day?” Eriko wondered silently, suspecting there might be a connection.“Oh, I see, Win. Thanks for the info,” Eriko said, trying to keep his demeanor composed.“Yes,” Wina responded, still looking worried. “Ko, I’ll go buy some water, just a second,” Rayendra, who had been anxious the entire time, said.After Andrean left, Wina approached Eriko and whispered softly, “Ko, what really happened between Rayendra and Abdul? How did they end up fighting like that?”Eriko hesitat

  • I'll Fight For You

    “Ray,” Zahra said softly. “There’s something that happened… between us.”Rayendra looked at Zahra with a confused expression.“What?”“We accidentally met and went tracking together at Tahura. That time, you got scratched by the monkey while helping me fight for the bag from that damn monkey. But that’s not what I want to talk about. It’s what happened on the way back…”Rayendra tried to remember but could only shake his head.“I just remember there was a commotion on that road… what happened after that?”“That afternoon, you changed, Ray,” Zahra said, her voice starting to tremble. “Your face, the way you spoke… everything felt different.”Rayendra looked confused.“Who showed up that time?”“Andrean. He shouted and called me… weird girl,” Zahra said, her eyes tearing up. “You said I talked too much, cared too much about other people’s business. You told me not to bother with you because no o

  • What Happened When I Disappeared? I

    Zahra was sitting in the living room, biting her finger. Her legs were crossed and swaying. The feeling of anxiety wouldn’t leave her after seeing Rayendra in pain for the third time. Zahra heard muffled voices coming from Rayendra’s room upstairs. Eriko, standing at the doorframe, walked in. “Eh, is he awake?” she murmured. “Sweetheart, have some warm tea,” offered Bi Mimin, who had been offering drinks from the start. “Thank you, Bi. Sorry for bothering you,” Zahra said. Bi Mimin blushed. “Oh no, it’s not a bother at all. How could I feel burdened by such a lovely young girl like you?” “Hehe, Bi, that's so nice of you,” Zahra said while glancing at Rayendra’s open bedroom door. “Seems like Rayendra is awake. I’m going upstairs.” “Yes, go ahead. I’ll be in the kitchen again.” *** Upstairs, Zahra looked at Rayendra with a worried gaze

  • Welcome Back, Rayendra...

    The afternoon sunlight, now fading, peeked through the curtain gaps in Rayendra’s room. The air felt stifling, almost as if reflecting the heavy feeling that enveloped the room. Rayendra slowly opened his eyes, a sharp pain shooting through his head, as if a jolt had hit him suddenly. He felt his body heavy, weak, and his knees sore, as if overused.He blinked a few times, adjusting to the surrounding light. A sense of confusion immediately struck him. Where was he? And why did his body feel as though it had been hit by something large?“Ray!” A booming voice came from near the door. It was Rayina, standing with a tense but relieved expression. “Finally, you’re awake!”Rayendra tried to sit up, but his body felt stiff. “What… happened?” he asked in a hoarse voice. Rayina approached, sat beside the bed, and looked at him with a sharp gaze. “Are you seriously not remembering?”Rayendra weakly shook his head. “I only remember Aunt Witri wis

  • Little Boy

    Andrean couldn’t tear his gaze away from Abdul. His body was tense, a storm of emotions swirling inside him—disgust, anger, betrayal. “What the hell did you do, Abdul?” Andrean’s voice was low but filled with venom, every word loaded with frustration. Abdul shifted uncomfortably, eyes darting around the room. “I didn’t want it to go this far, Ray. I didn’t mean for any of this to happen,” he muttered, but his voice trembled. “Then why the hell didn’t you stop?” Andrean snapped, the words cutting through the silence like a knife. “Why drag Nasrul into your mess?!” Abdul took a shaky breath, his shoulders slumping. “It wasn’t supposed to be like this. He didn’t know what I was doing. I just… I got caught up in it.” Andrean’s fists clenched so tightly his knuckles turned white. He felt his anger boiling over, a surge of heat coursing through him. “You lied. You lied to all of us!” Andrean took a s

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