Dusk Sky
Ignored

Dusk had not found Baskara when he woke up the next day.

The bed on the other side where Baskara slept was even cold. Marked her husband had long since left the bed.

Last night for the first time Baskara ignored Dusk.

The girl even had to accept sleep just hugging a bolster pillow. Because the bolster of his life actually sleeps with his back.

When you wake up, everything will be fine. Baskara will treat him again warmly. But it seems that her husband was still angry until he woke up not even waking her up to whine this and that.

After cleaning up, Dusk went downstairs. Where both his parents and Farri and Orange also Sisi was sitting at the dining table.

"For all." he said lethargicly.

"Dear to you." answered his parents.

"Sweet sister's yeast." Farri answered.

While Jingga had waved and pulled the chair next to her for Dusk to sit.

Across from Farri, Sisi waved and smiled brightly.

Her eyes looked around looking for her husband who was not among her family. I hope he finds the person he misses.

"Where are you, Ngga?" whispered at the end to his brother-in-law.

"So early morning when I woke up making milk for Sisi, like he came out. But don't know where it is? don't you care about me?"

Dusk shook his head languidly. Striking and laughing in the heart. Baskara had even ignored him for a few hours. But he already felt empty and cranky.

What if her husband consented to her foolish thinking to think of Oma's offer.

"You fight? wasn't last night okay?" the two whispered to each other. Dusk just smiled, no intention to tell a story.

Staring with breath. I feel sorry for his sister-in-law. Problems are present when they are warm.

Seeing the fate of Dusk, Orange felt grateful for her marriage which although in the beginning she did not expect.

"Patience yes. My husband may not be angry for long. It would have come home." That's all Jingga could say now, because her husband had asked her to get some rice for breakfast.

Dusk smiled faintly and nodded.

Did ya? is Baskara really going home?

It seems like her husband was really angry with what she said last night. He was stupid and carried away with feelings. Until what comes out of his mouth is not properly strained brain.

All he cared about last night was the pain in him. Remembering the barren word that kept spinning in his brain. He made her feel unable to stand it and chose to give up.

But if it ends up being ignored as it is today, he prefers to be silent and let the pain eat it up as long as Baskara never leaves him with a sense of anger.

***

Every time there was a car or bell rang, Dusk immediately enthusiastically hope it was her husband.But until the afternoon Baskara did not also return. Even his phone number is off.

And when Dusk looked to his father-in-law's house, there was no one but the housekeeper.

"Sorry, Mama is still in the hospital. There's a picket schedule as well." said her mother-in-law when she called by phone. "Dad at Oma's house. Did you hear that last night Oma passed out?"

"Already bun. But Dusk has not had time to nengokin."

"No pa-pa. Oma is fine. Last night just fainted. But because I was worried so immediately taken to the hospital to check the whole. Know for yourself that Oma is old. So I'm afraid Oma has a serious illness. But luckily it's just plain fainting."

Dusk was grateful to hear the explanation from his mother-in-law.

"Emm bun?" tanyanya doubt.

"Why baby?"

"Well you know where the bus is?" ask after a few moments of silence.

It feels uncomfortable to let others know if the relationship with Baskara is not okay.

"Lho, didn't you go home last night?" Pricilla. "Mother hasn't seen it yet."

The twilight sighed disappointed.

But in fact nil. I don't know where her husband is.

"Maybe another look at Oma. I'll ask you later."

Dusk immediately refused and said he would call himself. He doesn't want to trouble others. Her mother-in-law must have been busy in the hospital.

***

Grace was peeling an apple for Oma in the living room.

"Oma see, right? he didn't even come to see Oma. What kind of daughter-in-law?" cibir Grace steals Oma to hate Dusk even more.

"He should have come and apologized for making Oma sick. At least take care of Oma. That's if he's a good son-in-law. A reliable daughter-in-law."

Oma just stared at the television. But in her mind, thinking about what Grace said.

"Even Aska is not a nengokin Oma. It must be because it is forbidden to do the same twilight." added Grace increasingly became.

"Don't douse gasoline on the fire." said Aldo who just joined after cleaning himself because he had just returned from the hospital.

"I'll tell you what it is, Dad. The proof is that no one came nengokin Oma."

Ignoring Grace, Aldo sits next to his mother as the bell of the house is heard and shortly the house assistant comes in after seeing who the guest is coming.

"Sorry madam, in front there is non Dusk" said the maid with a head down.

"Send to go in directly. Why was he told to wait in front?!" Aldo answered in anger.

"Bright sir."

Wearing jeans and oversized sweater, Dusk entered carrying a parcel of fruits that he then placed on the table before greeting Oma and her father-in-law.

"Where is Oma?"

"Why? you wish Oma died?!" answer Oma sarcas.

"Bu-not so." he stuttered. Then heave a breath. Feel free to explain because whatever he said would be wrong in Oma's eyes.

"Would you like to come here? did you allow Baskara to remarry?"

"Mah!" reproof Aldo.

Dusk smiled and shook his head towards his father-in-law. Didn't want the child and mother to fight again because of her.

"Senja does not want to force the husband of Dusk to do what the husband of Dusk does not want Oma" replied Dusk who grasped the rope of his bag tightly. "Because Dusk does not want to be shunned husband himself. And Dusk won't regret it later."

The wound last night is still not healed. And now he has to face the same thing.

"If Baskara agrees to remarry?" challenge Oma.

"If that's what Bas really wants, Dusk won't prohibit. For the good of everyone." except for me.

But seeing Baskara's reaction last night, which even until now did not know of her whereabouts, Dusk was sure her husband would never disappoint.

"Well then. Where's your husband? we'll ask him now. How did she decide to marry Grace."

Dusk was confused as to what, if he told the truth that he did not know the whereabouts of Baskara. He could be further denounced by Oma and Grace.

But a voice he was very familiar with and he longed to be heard from the direction of the living room connector.

"Until death, Bas will never marry again!"

Baskara did leave the house of the old man Dusk. He wanted his wife to reflect on what the girl had said last night.

But Baskara never left his wife. He always followed Dusk from a considerable distance. Starting from visiting his parents' house and ending at Oma's house.

Since his wife entered the living room, Baskara also entered. He asked his grandmother's house assistant to be quiet as long as he stood behind the connecting wall. Listen to everything the people in the living room are talking about.

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