Being Struggled Due to Debt
CHAPTER VIII
The rain outside was rained down when nearly two hours of dry earth life washed away. Hana who came out of the room, he went to the garden behind the house to look at the plants, and, good ornamental plants are still treated in polybek even plants that are used as food ingredients even when there is more it can be sold. Initially Hana went to the backyard of the house, while carrying a medium-sized basket made of bamboo. He walked around the plants one by one to clean the fallen leaves and to see if it could be harvested or not. Apparently, there are some plants that can already. Starting from eggplants, chilies, chayote, and mustard. He then picked them up one by one slowly. After everything was plucked, Hana got a full basket. He brought it all back into the kitchen. He put the basket on the table, then took out the vegetables along with the eggplant as well as the chili, and placed it in the blue. He let it all go, then went to the terrace to check his ornamental plants. While holding a small 30 cm piece of twig that he brought from the backyard, then used to remove the yellowed leaves.
In the midst of his activities, he was shocked by the sound of screaming from a group of complex mothers who were sitting, huddling at the house of Aunt Mona.
“Bu Hana let's get together” call a mother when her hand hints for Hana to gather with them.
“Ia bu” reply Hana.
“They must be gosipin again, Haja's mother who just bought a new refrigerator last week” Hana said in her heart.
“Bu Hana come here” call that mother once again.
Hana who is still removing the yellow leaves that are still attached to each plant only replied “Ia bu” without going to them. Because, he was sure they were calling him just for gossip. “Nih complex mothers if you have sat rich that way, must be gossiping.” Hana finally went back into the house. In the house he found his only daughter had woken up and was sitting in the living room chair with both hands rubbing her eyes.
“Ehh mother's child has woken” said Hana as her hand justifies her child's hair is still disheveled.
“Have mother.”
Hannah left her son alone. He turned around to go outside, not to go join the complex mothers but, to clean up the rainwater inundated on the terrace. Time was dusk when a group of mothers who had gathered at Aunt Mona's house broke up. When they all returned to their homes, Aunt Mona came to Hana who was cleaning the puddles on the floor.
“Halo Hana good afternoon.”
Hana who was in a serious state, was immediately shocked. “He's Mona, what's up?” Ask Hana.
“I want to say something” said aunt Mona
“Say what?” Hana asked as her right hand pulled her left hand pulled by Mona and carried her out. But, Hana who does not know anything, she immediately threw Mona's hand until it slipped from her hand “What's up to play pull rich gini.”
They both stood for a moment.
“It's about your husband and son so, we can't talk about it here”
“Only my son and husband why?” Hana asked back.
“have not much to ask here come with me” said aunt Mona, when her right hand pulled Hana's left hand. Hana follows Mona but, she is still confused as to what exactly is going on with her husband and son while she has only left them half a day. Aunt Mona takes Hana to her house and tells Hana to sit on the sofa. The sofa, like it was dedicated to Hana.
“Actually this is what?” Hannah asked again.
“I'll give you an answer to your question but, please don't let your tension rise.” Mona pleads.
“Will I work on it. But, please immediately say what you want to say.” Aunt Mona then sits on the sofa opposite Hana.
“Since this morning, when you were not home, I heard there was a commotion in your house when I was together with the mothers buying vegetables in our subscription Mas Ojak. When I went inside I found your son lying on the floor crying. When I approached her she was holding the key”
“What key?” Tanya Hana was serious.
“Maybe it's your room key” replied Mona.
“Next?”
“And at that moment, your husband was rampaging in the room shouting open the door! Then I persuaded your son to open the door. When the door opened we both saw your room was a mess while your husband was wearing a leather suit and carrying a bag. After that, after a few minutes your husband got a phone that came out of nowhere and the contents of the conversation how to get your husband suddenly he fell helpless like a person who had a heart attack. Then I helped him, when he was better I left them.” Mona continued her conversation until it was over.
“But, when I got home they were both fine.” Hana lirih.
“if your room condition?” Ask aunt Mona.
“My room is very mess” replied Hana.
At Hana's house, Ayunda was looking for her mother, “Mother. Karen houses those who face and are only limited by the highway. So, the scream until heard in Gabriel's ear and finally he woke up and went to meet his son and asked “Where is your mother?”
“I don't know dad. Mother has been out there since not where did it go” said Ayunda while opening both palms.
“Maybe your mother again went to kios” Gabriel said.
As Hana was talking to Aunt Mona, she heard a screaming voice from Ayunda who called her but, she ignored the voice that called her because of her, she said, still looking for more detailed answers of questions ‘who made his room mess’. Not only Hana who heard the screams from her son but, aunt Mona also heard it “that's the voice of your son who was screaming looking for you, hear him yell calling you. You hear it or not?”
“I..ia.. I heard that my son's voice”
“I say goodbye first yah.” Hana asks her aunt Mona to come home. Before returning aunt Mona gave a short message to Ayunda “You do not say, if I tell you” message aunt Mona.
“Siap Mona.”
Hana leaves Aunt Mona's house, she walks quickly her legs deployed at full force to make it home. But, before returning home Hana bargained for Aunt Mona to want to take vegetables in her or not “You want vegetables? But still raw” bargainnya.
Aunt Mona's head nodded while saying “Mau.”
When Hana got home, still from the porch of the house she was already shouting calling her son “Ayu.. Ayunda.”
“Ya ibu” suhut Ayunda.