TALAQ
Part 66 TALAQ
At eleven o'clock in the evening after bathing and putting Afriana to bed I opened my gawa, and immediately photographed Afriana sleeping while hugging a doll given by a pack of Chess and also a nightgown given by a pack of Chess.
When I opened Wa I saw a message coming in from Mr. Chess.
[Quick break, hopefully tomorrow smooth trial, and soon finished] Mr. Chess.
[Thank you, for introducing me to Afriana, today really makes me very happy, a feeling I didn't dare to imagine for seven years, seeing Afriana happy like that really makes me very happy] Chess sir.
[Thank you, sir for all the gifts, I think this is too much, hopefully one day you will soon get a mate, so that you can feel the happiness like you dream] I send
Not forgetting I sent photos of Afriana sleeping while hugging the melody doll and it did not take long, sir Chess has replied to her.
[Hopefully one day the one that Afriana hugged was not only a puppet but I also hugged it] Mr. Chess.
[Well, wasn't that already embraced by Afriana?] i'm send.
[Good sleep, see you tomorrow at the office] Mr. Chess.
I closed my salary after reading a chat from Mr. Chess, the more days the Chess sir treated me and my family the more I couldn't guess. As the story was somehow, he was so familiar with Afriana, and also a long story of laughing with Afriana and Fauzan.
Today, the schedule of my second divorce hearing, at eight in the morning I was escorted and accompanied by Jamal to the religious court, I got the number five after a week of almost two hours finally came my number. I entered the courtroom and Ringgo followed my steps.
"Good day ma'am, sir." I said to the judge and his crew politely.
"Assalamu'alaikum warahmatullah wabarakatuh." The judge opened the hearing with a greeting.
"Wa'alaikum salam warahmatullahi wabarakatuh" replied all of us in the courtroom.
The judge and his crew introduced themselves before the trial began.
"Afifah's mother, Mr. Ringgo, I have read your files, because you have no way of peace when mediating, the first trial will soon begin" said the judge firmly and authoritatively, said, knock the hammer three times.
"Mother Afifah nurlaili is thirty-two years old, Ibu Afifah is it true you have filed for divorce against Mr. Ringgo always your ex-husband, he said, and have you convinced a hundred pesen to divorce from brother Ringgo please explain why!" judge orders the leader of the trial firmly.
"Thank you Judge, yes I have filed a divorce suit against brother Ringgo, always defendant, I'm sure a hundred pesen, I will never cancel it, I still choose divorce from brother Ringgo, I still choose divorce from brother Ringgo, the reason I filed for divorce is because brother Ringgo did not carry out his obligations as a Muslim praying five times since we got married, and because brother Ringgo also did not work for ten years so that brother Ringgo did not support me and our son for ten years, especially because brother Ringgo had dropped TALAK to me on this date, so if in detail one year two months ago brother Ringgo had dropped TALAK in front of both my parents and had sent me back to my parents, brother Ringgo before dropping TALAK brother Ringgo if angry also often purik (lost from home) to his parents' house for a week even up to two weeks, that's the reason I want to officially divorce with brother Ringgo, Thank you." obviously I'm firm and polite as I wrote a while ago.
"Father Ringgo do you agree with Ms Afifah's lawsuit?" ask the judge to Ringgo.
"Actually I strongly object to the Afifah lawsuit, I do not want a divorce from Afifah, I want our household to be back as intact as it used to be, because I am still thinking about the future of the child, he said, I don't want my son to live without a father." - Mas Ringgo with a slightly clear face.
Hearing the confession of Ringgo made me want to laugh out loud, but because I was in the courtroom then I only showed a little cynical smile.
"Brother Ringgo, do you now mind if you ever make a peaceful walk between you and Afifah's mother, or from your family?" ask the judge firmly.
"No, ma'am, because I was not given time by Afifa." replied the lethargic Ringgo.