"Resa, are you serious about going home alone?" Luna still couldn't believe Resa, who now seemed painless. Even his pale face this morning had disappeared, as if he had never gone to the UKS.
Luna helped carry the backpack even though Resa had refused several times. The boy kept saying that he was fine and not a child who should get special treatment.Juna also helped Resa to go down the crowded stairs. There are so many aggressive third graders who want to go home quickly without caring that someone is sick. Even though they went home earlier than the first and second graders who came home at four in the afternoon.Juna and Luna look like Resa's parents now. Resa smiled feeling the warmth from her two friends, and started to be silent like a child who really needed protection.They arrived at the parking lot now, and Juna immediately took out Resa's motorbike so it wouldn't be jostled like it was in the corridor. He tucked the backpack in front under a stampede. Resa started to sit with the helmet that Luna had put on."Is it really okay to ride a motorbike? I'm afraid something will happen to you later on the road," said Luna, still worried.Resa smiled as he gently patted Luna's right upper arm. "Don't worry, I'm fine.""But it's cloudy now, what if it rains later? I'm afraid your wound won't heal quickly because of the rain." Juna was sad, unable to let his friend who was sick go alone along the crowded streets."I have a raincoat, and nothing will happen after putting it on. You have to believe me, and tomorrow I still have school.""No, it's better not to go to school tomorrow!" Luna said quickly with a shake of her head. "It's better to stay home tomorrow so you can get better. Don't go to school just because of unimportant lessons, I'll give you all tomorrow's notes.""Yes, Luna is right about that. I also don't want you to get sick again, it's better to just stay at home because you're still not well," Juna added. "Tomorrow I will go to the teacher's room to ask permission about you, and bring Doctor Tarisa so that the teacher really believes. Besides, this is the first time for you not to go to school."Resa laughed seeing the worry from Luna and Juna. They're really good, and the sad part is they're not related by blood. While people who have blood relations with him never have the slightest sense of care, instead they always feel irritated while throwing tantrums.Juna gave a loose hug before gently patting Resa's back, and then Resa left the school on his motorbike, which was still busy.The sky looks very sad now, but the water hasn't fallen yet. Still with the wind that feels very cold, and Resa doesn't care about that.He chose to continue riding his motorbike before finally stopping in front of the Tunas Bangsa Middle School. He waited near a mango tree that never bears fruit, many say that this mango tree is male so it won't bear fruit. Some say that this tree is too old to continue to bear fruit, and Resa has never believed in that rumor.He loved the beautiful shape of the mango tree, and the wind that kept coming when he stopped there.The sound of the bell sounded so soft, there were many students who walked out quickly. While Regina went running by giving a wave to Resa, but suddenly it rained in the city this afternoon. Everyone ran into the car, and put on raincoats for those who were picked up by motorbikes.Resa took out a raincoat which turned out to be only one, and immediately put it on Regina. "You wear a helmet too!""Then what about you? You have a stab wound there, what if the rain will make it hurt even more?" Regina shook her head as she tried to take off her raincoat, but Resa immediately held it."I'm fine, the wound has been sewn up.""Sewn?" Regina was surprised to hear that, and the rain fell so hard that she had to raise her voice. "How could that be?""I went to the UKS earlier because the blood came back out, and the doctor gave me some stitches along with oral medication and ointment," explained Resa, he tried to fix Regina's long hair before putting on the helmet. "Come on, we have to go home soon to see the condition, Mom.""Mom will be fine, right? How was dad this morning?" Now her face turned more worried than before. "I'm worried about Mom now, will she be okay since Father is home?""I think the man left without hurting Mom, but I'm not so sure of that."Then let's hurry home, I want to see Mom now!"Resa nodded before getting back on his motorbike, but then he gave him backpack to Regina who still hadn't got on. "Please keep it from getting wet, there is an important book in there.""Okay, I'll save it for you.""Thank you," said Resa with a smile, and immediately took his motorbike through the rain.Wide raindrops poured down his body without apologizing for giving him pain. Resa didn't care even though he had to squint his eyes, and occasionally wiped his face because the water felt too much.The congested roads made him have to drive his motorbike slowly, and occasionally speeding because the rain was reluctant to make peace with him. Luckily the blood didn't flow out until Resa stopped in the yard. Anik was surprised to see her son in the rain protecting Regina.The woman gave Resa the warmest hug, and then changed to Regina before wiping the water from Resa's body. Even though her face was still battered, Resa and Regina could still see a worried expression now."Mom, I got oral medicine and ointment from the UKS. I've asked for a prescription for you too, please drink it, okay?" Resa reached into the backpack that Regina gave him, he took a black plastic bag for Anik. "There's pain medication in there, and it says it will make you feel better.""Thank you very much for the attention you gave, but how about your wound? It's a stab wound, don't go home when it's raining while you have that wound, Resa.""Don't worry, I'm fine for all of that. You don't need to worry because your child is very strong. I won't feel any pain because I've taken the medicine from the doctor." Resa smiled while holding Anik's right hand. "Have you eaten?""I'm hungry, let's eat together!" Regina said enthusiastically, and that made Anik smile happily.Anik immediately took her two children to the kitchen while telling her about the day she spent without leaving the house.
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The girl opened her eyes in surprise, her eyes so red with an expression of both shock and confusion. The familiar room made Silva let out a sigh of relief. She covered her face with both hands for a long time. The dream this time felt so real, she never imagined she would have such a terrible dream. It's just that Silva doesn't understand the scene of peeling the skin of her own hands, and the blood that comes out with a fairly long duration of time. Unlike the other dream, she dreamed with a stranger she recognized in the dream, and now forgot the guy's face. She never even remembered having a friend named Chandra, or a former lover. "Silva, are you okay?" A noisy voice sounding very worried came as the curtains were rudely drawn. Tama sat in the visitor's chair by the bed, his face looking pale, but Silva had an even paler face with cold sweat on her temples. "I've never heard anyone being delirious with screams, but this time I saw it."Silva's forehead knitted, not understand
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"Honey, I need you to clean the kitchen while I clean the front yard. If there's anything, you can shout to call me or you can call me!" Chandra said, and Silva nodded in response. The tall man with cropped hair walked out of the living room. He went to the front yard, which was really dirty, with lots of grass, and dry leaves that he hadn't burned this morning. The atmosphere of the mansion felt strange to Silva, but there were no strange thoughts in her head. She chose to get up from the sofa, walking towards the kitchen which was not too far from the living room. It was at the back, a fairly large, long room. There were two wooden cabinets that looked old, still used to store a lot of cutlery, and plastic food storage boxes. The glass cabinets were used to store cooked food, and cutlery that was about to be used. Silva watched the large room for a few minutes. She never understood why people made kitchens bigger than rooms, and why kitchens looked dirtier than other rooms. It w
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The girl walked with a sense of turmoil, the uneasy feeling lingering until she stepped foot in the school. She felt annoyed at herself for not setting an alarm last night, and went to bed immediately after turning off the television. Tengku had done the same, even the man himself had told Silva to clean up the mess they had made in the morning. Breathing in slowly, her attention turned to the scene to the right, but the figure beside her startled Silva greatly. Fortunately, she did not scream, but the man burst out laughing. Tama had always been the most annoying person after Resa. "Good morning, Silva," Tama said, his laughter stopping as soon as he looked straight ahead again. "Did you stay up so late last night that you have bags under your eyes?""Yes, I woke up at noon, and mom scolded me.""Was it because you were chatting with Resa that you forgot to sleep?""Oh my gosh, why are you saying things that are unpleasant to hear? Of course it's not like that, I was watching the s
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The door opened slowly, revealing a tall man in black pajamas rubbing his right eye slowly. The darkness of the room made him yawn before finally taking a slow step after closing the door again. The noise in the other room made Tengku frown as he poured water from the teapot into a glass cup. He quickly gulped down the mineral water to keep his throat from feeling dry. Tengku stepped out of the kitchen, a slow but steady pace that he reserved for the noise that intrigued and intrigued him. Tengku stopped his steps at the doorway of the hallway of his house, now he saw Silva bending over while hugging various snacks with a surprised expression. Of course Tengku was surprised too, what with tonight's TV program. "Why didn't you tell Dad before?" said Tengku quite annoyed, and started to walk over. Silva patted, and again the milk box she had just picked up fell over. She quickly left, and sat down next to Tengku. She put all the food away on the table before finally settling down to
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Taking sports scores as a plus for next month's written exam made Silva sigh heavily. She stood leaning against the wall of the gymnasium, today it was tennis that almost all the students in the class chose, while the other option was basketball. However, unfortunately many chose tennis just because it felt the same as playing badminton. Adi's voice echoed through the room only to call out to Silvana who had been daydreaming in place. The girl was stunned, and quickly went to her place after receiving the racket. Silva held her breath with a surprised expression when she saw Tono standing across as her opponent this time. This was like a nightmare for Silva, as Tono was not an even match for her.Tono was one of the smartest students in sports, especially basketball and volleyball. He was good at tennis, but the few times he participated in tennis competitions he never won, not even the runner-up. Even so he was the best for this sport after Zikra. "Just relax, Silva!" Tono said wit
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"So... where is it?" "I don't know either, it's all full of weeds," replied an equally confused Resa. Both of them were still standing at the threshold of the tomb gate. The view in front of them was only weeds as tall as an adult's elbow, the tombstones were not clearly visible from a distance. The tombs here were not taken care of as they should be, but Resa thought they were not taken care of because no one paid someone specifically for that. As in other places, there must be a caretaker to clean all the graves, and guard the graves against thieves. There are rumors about the theft of pocong ropes, grave land, the bodies of virgins who have just died, and tombstones are often stolen because they are said to be sold at high prices, but for other stolen items, they are used as tools in order to gain power from magic. Many people want to live forever with unquantifiable wealth.Resa sighed heavily before finally looking at Silva who was still busy with her own thoughts beside Resa.
