Indissolubility
Meeting Former In-Law 1

This afternoon the weather looked very clear. The sky was filled with white clouds. The rest is just light blue. The weather supports Yumna today. What he prayed for was finally granted to the Creator.

"Alhmadulillah the weather is bright, I can finally get out for today. It felt so good to work without any refreshing," Yumna monologued with herself while drying the clothes she had just washed.

Wearing his house negligee every time in the house Yumna use. If traveling the woman will wear a full robe with her long hijab.

Yumna has finished cleaning the house. Cooking for lunch later for his son who is now studying on campus. So that one day his son will be useful to the nation and the country.

Yumna walked towards her room to change clothes. Today's plan Yumna wants refreshing to remember a moment of fatigue. It has long felt Yumna not refreshing, therefore today he did not go to the stall. Fortunately, Yumna already had an employee. Yumna cannot serve many customers alone. So he was looking for employees in his stall.

Yumna locked the door of her house after she got outside. Put the key under the flower pot where he usually keeps the key if he does not go home early. The key in the house there is only one, there used to be two pieces, but the other is missing to where. Now there is only one key.

Yumna left her house to the highway not far from the house. Even the highway can be seen from his house.

Yumna rode the angkot to go where she wanted to go. Yumna did not specify the place she was going. It's just that he'll stop where the place he thinks is interesting. Not that Yumna did not want to order a taxi before, Yumna forgot to order a taxi through her HP. Fortunately, there was an angkot passing by, so Yumna did not have to wait for the heat on the side of the road.

Yumna went down across the street, where there is a park that looks crowded by visitors. Yumna paid the fare to the driver after he asked how much the fare was. Look here and there if there is a vehicle going to pass in front of him. Yumna is now on the road from the park. Yumna needs to pass through the taste path first in order to reach the park. After making sure no vehicle was speeding up, Yumna stepped in a slight rush.

Yumna wandered around the park. Before determining the place where she would sit Yumna first bought food for herself. Yumna's eyes caught the ice seller boba on the edge of the park. The woman stepped towards the sword. Buy one box of boba ice and switch on the trader sate crackers on which are given vermicelli. Yumna bought two satay crackers. After paying, Yumna stepped towards the seat that was under the not-so-high hedge hole. It was enough for Yumna to take shelter from the hot sun.

Yumna put down her ice bob and satay crackers. Take one satay cracker and eat it casually. It feels very good on the tongue of Yumna, although used to buy it often but now it also tastes much better than that.

Yumna saw the children who were playing here and there with her parents. Some are with complete parents, some are only with mother or only father. Yumna remembered a long time ago when Ali was a child. His son could not play like those children. In fact, Yumna often brought Ali to work, because no one would take care of her children at home. Looking for a babysitter Yumna couldn't afford to pay for it. Pay for a babysitter is not cheap. Therefore, Yumna prefers to bring her child while working. Fortunately, Ali was not a crying child. The boy was taken everywhere.

There is a taste of grief in Yumna's heart until now. Yumna was sure that even one hundred percent of her children wanted what it was like to have a father. How does the love of a father feel. But until this moment Ali never demanded that Yumna meet her real father or find a father-in-law for him.

His son seemed to know how the mother felt. Ali has remained silent until now. But even so Ali is very happy to live with his beloved mother.

Yumna's daydreams were caved in when the crackers in her hands almost fell off. Yumna quickly put it in her mouth. Crackers that have begun to soften because of satay.

Yumna said Istighfar afterwards. To fill up the mind of the past. Yumna again continued to spend the crackers and ice boba that he had bought.

"Astagfirullah," said Yumna when someone accidentally hit her who was throwing garbage on a barrel that was not far from where she was sitting.

"Yes, it's okay, B-" Yumna stopped as she looked at the woman who hit her earlier.

"Yumna?" said the woman with widened eyes as she looked towards Yumna who did not continue her speech.

"Ahh, yes Ma'am," Yumna replied returning her consciousness.

"You alone?" ask the woman if Yumna is with someone here. But his tone was like insinuating.

Yumna. "Yes, ma'am" she replied with a smile.

"Don't bring your husband?" ask again with increased effort.

Yumna smiled at the woman's question. Yumna could catch the intention of the woman who was none other than insinuating her. "No ma'am, I'm alone" Yumna still smiled at the middle-aged woman in front of her.

"Ohhh," he answered with a faint smile. "why not find my daughter's handmaid? afraid of not being able to give offspring?!" he continued with a smile full of ridicule at Yumna.

Yumna simply smiled in response to the woman's remark. Actually, Yumna wanted to be angry with the woman who is now her former father-in-law. In fact, the older a person, the worse his nature will never disappear, even more will become. Take for example this former father-in-law.

"Thank God I'm not afraid, Mom, I just don't want to get married again. Just one time. I am happy to live my life until now Kok Bu," replied Yumna with still showing a sweet smile to her former in-laws. "That's more than enough for me, Mom. Everything I have given to God," he continued with a sweet smile.

"All right, I'm telling you that you're scared. Afraid of upsetting other men as much as my son did" she replied with a pouty lip forward. If you look at the woman as if she is dissatisfied with Yumna.

"No ma'am, there is nothing I should fear. the problem of a soul mate, death has been determined by God. Then what should I fear Mom," Yumna replied smilingly making the middle-aged woman have a sour face.

"All-"

"So wait for the real Mom, someone called," said Yumna stopped her former in-laws' speech.

Yumna picked up the phone from her encouragement man. Her former in-laws instead of leaving looked even kepo with what Yumna did.

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