If Tomorrow Never Come
Chapters 14. You again!

Galuh drove his motorbike at medium speed, while continuing to mourn in the heart considering the events of this afternoon. The intention of wanting to quickly go home and rest at a relaxing home with family, instead ended with coming home late.

His work hours were even completed hours ago, but he was still struggling to take care of the problems of goods purchased by customers. Now he has to go back and forth to the mall to return the shoes Reza exchanged, also to return the Ami motor he used.

Galuh was still burning with anger when he reached his counter again, he threw the shoebox pack onto the floor and handed the motor key directly into the hands of the owner who looked at his arrival with a frown.

The sweat flooded Galuh's face and back. The woman quickly squeezed out the mineral water from the plastic bottle she was carrying, then squeezed it hard to cause a strong crackling sound.

“The kicker that guy jauuuhh get to Mars, continue to be made pepes same as the aliens there. Wrapped banana leaves continue to be burned using a large fire. Let it quickly ripen abis it eaten rame-rame!” galuh said while gruntingly imagining that scene.

“Sadis!” reply Ami. “May I ask what the man has done to you until you want him to be an alien meal there?”

“I continue to be patient in the face of his actions, giving up delivering his groceries outside of working hours. Until my head got hit by a mental ball, then he just casually said that I was fascinated with ..”

“Appused with?” ami's eyebrows are linked. “With whom?”

Galuh cleared his throat, “Already, forget it. After all I have also given the man a lesson, so he will not dare to mess around!”

“Actually what happened there earlier, and what kind of lesson have you given him?” ask Ami curious. He knew the woman in front of him, who was always friendly to each of their customers and had never once quarreled with any of them. It was strange that some days he saw Galuh often annoyed by his customers.

“I threatened to throw him in with the shoebox I was carrying, he blocked my hand and told me I had to change my shoes to save myself from him. And he ... The man hugged me and told me I was fascinated by him and that was the first time I was in such a close distance with a man.” Galuh's face reddened as she said that, for a moment she stopped speaking.

“I didn't accept his remark and immediately kicked his kangan hose!” galuh continued, “I think he deserves a reply worth.”

Ami chuckles softly, “Sabar Non, it's a test!”

“Work-age, just this time meet a customer model like him. Bummer, salty, make darting!”

“Do not continue emotions, usually if you like to imagine his face. Loud every speech,” chirped Ami while mengolem smile.

“Ish, what the hell! Bah lah I'm back now, want service body so it can be fresh again tomorrow. Bye, Mi!” Galuh walked away. He walked out of the mall building and stood on the side of the road waiting for the angkot to come home.

Upon arrival at home, he was greeted by many questions by his mother and grandmother who happened to have been waiting for his return since this afternoon. They want to take Galuh for a walk before returning to their hometown the day after tomorrow. Galuh sat next to his family who sat around him.

“Handak bejalanan where to go, amun we take a taxi kada maboklah pian?” ask Galuh. (Where to go if we take a drunk taxi)

“He was drunk, the toll of the kayak was just that. Drunk Amun was also charged with drinking antimo!” answered Mama Galuh. (would not be drunk if just walk away, if drunk also quickly drink antimo)

“Streetings everywhere, whatever brings you. So kada bahinip at home haja, just look around outside.” Grandma chimed in mama's words. (walk anywhere, whatever brings. So do not stay at home, comfortable also look outside)

Galuh glanced at his tiny watch, some days he was more busy with work. In addition, working hours at night often make him not have much time to gather with his family. Galuh decided to take his family for a walk to the playground in the middle of the city, where there are many tent stalls that sell a lot of food and souvenirs typical of the area.

“Galuh shower ai dululah, hadangi setumat. After magrib hanyar we bejalanan,” concluded Galuh. He was determined to clean himself up. (Wait a minute, shower first. We're running off magrib)

“Come on, take a shower. Beapa looking in the bathroom. Because of our overnight!” reprimand mama while knocking on the bathroom door, remind Galuh to hurry up. (Come, kid. Shower quickly. Take a long time in the bathroom. We will walk later)

“Iya, Ma.”

Grimacing Galuh out of the bathroom, he saw people in his house had finished preparing and sat sweetly waiting for him in front of the television. Without delaying any more time, Galuh rushed and fulfilled his obligations first. Twenty minutes later he was ready.

The atmosphere at night in the city park was crowded with visitors, although not Sunday night still the city park that was located close to the beach was crowded with residents who mostly came with their children. Just to look at artificial waterfalls and play odong-odong, or enjoy grilled corn and a can of cane on the side of the road. If you want to play and enjoy the beach waves at night just stay across the road.

“Luh, is the parak here the gumbili vessels? Comfortable if gumbili burn kayak in our container,” ask grandma who is ready to make Galuh brain rotate. (Luh, near here are there people selling baked yams? It's as good as our place)

“Gumbili, gumbili.” Galuh repeated his grandmother's words while directing his gaze around her. All he saw was a fried seller on the side of the road and a car that specifically sells kebabs. There was no gumbili like his grandmother wanted it.

“The pins are Nek ai, amun kebab many. Handaklah? Galuh gasan search for Pian,” said Galuh offers a choice. (I don't think there are, if there are many kebabs. Wouldn't he? Tomorrow I'll find you for grandma)

“Iih, kadapapa. Isuk aja gin,” reply grandma agree. (yes, gapapa. Tomorrow only)

Galuh then decided to buy kebabs for his grandmother, while waiting for his order to be made he sat on a plastic bench provided while playing his cellphone. Not long after, a big motorbike passed and stopped right in front of him.

“The cause is two Mas.” A male baritone voice greeted Galuh's hearing room, then someone pulled up a chair and sat down next to him while crossing his legs.

Galuh frowned, as if recognizing the voice just now. He looked up and turned his face which immediately gasped to see the man beside him was now looking at him fiercely while patting his thighs hard.

“You again!” after that, I had to meet the man again.

“What we are indeed mate times yes, always met like this.” Reza softened his gaze and now the look in his eyes began to look at the woman next to him.

Galuh heard his words, he got out of his chair and rushed to the kebab seller. “Uncle, if you can please anter at the table there ya.” Galuh pointed to the table where his family was located which was immediately accepted by the seller.

“Where to go, want to escape again?” Reza blocks Galuh's steps.

Galuh tilted his face, his fingertips pointing towards the bottom of Reza. “Not kapok, do you still want to add more?”

Reza grimaced spontaneously covering her sensitive area. “Lo being a sadistic girl very much!”

“Biarin, bodo highly!” cetus Galuh and passed away leaving Reza.

“Kaluh Nanda, yes want to add. But somewhere else don't that one anymore,” exclaimed Reza while chuckling.

Turning back and pausing for a moment, he stared intently at the face of the man in front of him. The smile on Reza's face instantly turned manyun when Galuh casually tilted his index finger on his forehead.

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