TALAQ
Part 44 TALAQ
"Thank you sir, this is the document you requested earlier" I said as I handed the documents to Mr. Chess.
"Thank you, ma'am, put it on the table first, you cut it tomorrow ?" ask Chess to me.
"Yes sir, at one o'clock in the afternoon I'm back and for tomorrow morning, the schedule is empty there is no meeting agenda" I explained.
"Whose the fuck is it?" ask the Chess.
"I mean, sir ?" I asked back.
"When you hear tomorrow who's taking you and accompanying you?" ask Mr. Chess menoerjeljang while geleng - head bobble.
"Tomorrow I'm the same Jamal, sir" I replied politely.
"After the completion quickly go home, and hopefully the trial will be smooth" said Mr. Chess.
"Thank you, sir, if you'll excuse me" I said and left the room immediately.
Today I came home on time and so did Mr. Chess, because my job is not too much. I came out of my room at four in the afternoon, I intended to leave to the Chess sir but when I was just about to go to the Chess sir's room, the Chessman was out of his room.
"Mother also came home early ?" my many.
"You come home I yo go home, anyways here there is no friend " replied Mr. Chess.
"I think I want to stay here" I said.
"Nyindira! because almost every day I tell you to overtime "lack, Chess sir.
"Eh... Ummm... You are sir, you usually if you have forgotten the work time "my word.
Mr. Chess did not answer just laugh a little, because the clock came home then in the lobby very rame and then the employees who were preparing to go home. We both headed to the parking lot to pick up our own vehicles, with the company happy I started my motorbike to my house."Thank God you can go home in time "my mind.
Madiun city streets are very crowded if in the hours of returning and leaving for work, with the speed of being I walk through the streets of the city of Madiaun which is sometimes slightly jammed because of the many residents who have their own vehicles.
This morning I prepared my heart for my first trial, eight o'clock in the morning Jamal was at my house ready - ready to take me ah rather escort me to the Religious Court.
[Hopefully proceed] Mr. Chess.
[Today I went to the office a little afternoon] Mr. Chess.
I read a message from Mr. Chess while shaking my head, I just replied to the chat briefly.
[Thank you, sir] send,
At ten o'clock in the morning I saw that Ringgo had also come in between by his friend, I guess he did not come. We also did not greet each other I was busy telling stories with mass Jamal sitting on the bench beside me.
"Ringgo has come" said Mas Jamal.
"Let "answer me
At ten-thirty minutes my sequence number was called, we headed for the room according to the instructions on the monitor screen. Mediation room, yes we both went to the mediation room to mediate (peaceful steps taken by the court before the divorce hearing).
"It turns out you have the heart, Fah, you don't love children, and you chose to divorce from me, how does Afriana feel, you're selfish, Fah ?" tanya mas Ringgo a little megiba.
I'm still just as cold even colder" Isn't that what you want and you're too late my decision can't be changed anymore "me said.
"I will not grant this divorce suit "said Mas Ringgo again.
"Ter - se - rah" I said with emphasis "We'll see in court later "my words get colder.
"I'll make sure I complicate the divorce process, and I'll make you suffer, Fah "threatened Mr. Ringgo down because we were in the waiting room for mediation.
"Please, and I'm no longer afraid of all your threats, mas "my words are getting colder.
I saw that Ringgo was riled up in the face of all my answers, yes I was not at all afraid, after waiting for about fifteen minutes finally arrived at the sequence number of the two of us.
I entered the room casually, and the gaze remained cold, a sharp gaze like wanting to pounce on the enemy before me. I politely greeted the officer who was already sitting on the mediation chair.
While sitting in front of the officer of the Ringgo increasingly riled up and misbehaved, I could see his face that had started to pale. The cold gaze from me never diminished at all from getting into the waiting room all the way to the mediation room.