Changing the Destiny of the Main Figure

Changing the Destiny of the Main Figure
Chapter 47: I've Never Been a Parent, But Mother Was Once a Child


"You are, yes." Larina walked over to the man who was the mistress of Larina's mother.


"You know my mother's status, but you still want to ruin it." Larina looked at the man.


"I'm not doing it alone, we both want to." said the man.


"Where are you left?" Larina smiled cynically.


"Larina! Keep talking!" Larina's mother pulls Larina away from the man.


"Mas, go." tell Larina's mother.


"Don't go, we'll wait for Dad to come home." stop Larina.


"Meline!" Larina's mother prepares to slap Larina but Larina quickly brushes her mother's hand.


"Go!"


The man immediately left the house of the Larina family. Both Larina eyes were reddened and tears dripped from the corner of her eyes.


"Mom, stop this mother's behavior. I have a husband, what do I do to make you happy?"


"Currently," Larina's mother rolled her eyeballs.


"What do you think you know about domestic life?!"


"I want a harmonious family" said Larina.


"Harmonic, harmonious. Just being here makes me cramped!"


Larina closed her eyes, her tears coming back.


"Can't you see the affection from Dad? He didn't even hurt you when you hurt me, Mom. He didn't divorce you when I asked for it. He still fulfills his obligations even though your attitude is always cold to him. Don't you feel sorry for her?"


"Curtain, which living? Is there money that is only that? The reason is saving, this is, that is. I'm also waiting for the talaq to come out of his mouth, your mother is still selling, there are still more men than your father would like me."


"Then, just divorce my father" said Larina Lirih, he opened his eyes slowly and turned to his mother who had been emotional since.


"If you don't want to fix Mom's mistakes and you just keep cheating, let go of my dad! She deserves to be happy, ma'am." Larina's voice began to tremble.


"You don't know how tormented I am in this house, having a husband like your father, having a son like this. Try to understand my position!"


"I've never been a parent, but I've been a child!" Larina wiped her tears.


"If you no longer love you and you don't find a way to unite, stop hurting yourself and better part ways. Divorce is not good in the eyes of God but if it contains only pain then it should be ended."


Larina let out a rough breath, then she stepped out of the house and ignored her irritated mother.


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In store


Larina was making milk for Grandma the shop owner, while stirring the milk in the glass, she occasionally sighed.


"They are not my parents, but I feel a lot of pain." - the inner Adinda who was in Larina's body.


"Larina, it turns out that being you hurts so much huh?" continued.


"Son" call Grandma the shopkeeper


Larina was surprised,


"Miss," Larina immediately wiped her tears.


"What's up, Grandma?" ask Larina.


"Why are you crying?"


"Ah, no. I'm not crying. Grandma saw it wrong, maybe."


The shopkeeper's grandmother simply threw away her breath.


"This is the milk" Larina said, offering a glass of milk.


***


Her night.


"Thank you, sister." said Larina while giving change to the buyer.


Larina looks at the wall clock that shows 19:55.


"It's almost 8 o'clock." he murmured, as no buyers had arrived, Larina closed the shop.


He went to the warehouse to check the stock of goods because the crowd of buyers made the stock of goods quickly run out.


"OK, only mineral water is safe stock" he said slowly while checking the pile of cardboard in the warehouse.


Finished with his job, he secures the money and goes to the shop owner's grandmother's room to say goodbye because Larina's father will be coming to pick her up soon.


'Tok tok tok'


"Mom, I'm in, okay?"


"Is he asleep?" larina asked herself.


Larina opened the door to Grandma's room slowly thinking Grandma was sleeping.


After the door opened, Larina went into the room. He saw that the drinking water by the bed had run out. With a slow footrest, Larina went to the kitchen to fill the water, after which she returned to the shop owner's room.


"Sir, I've filled the water." whispered Larina.


The wrinkled hand suddenly touched Larina's hand, Larina was surprised because the shop owner's grandmother's body temperature was very high.


"Sir, his body is hot" he said anxiously.


Grandma opened her eyes slowly, she looked towards Larina.


"Mr," call Larina.


Larina placed the back of her hand on the forehead of the shop owner's grandmother.


"Geez, Grandma's sick."


Larina reached out to her HP intending to call her father to bring him someone related to medical.


"Don't" stop Grandma.


"It's okay, Grandma. For a moment, Dad hasn't answered my call." Larina smiled and clasped Grandma's hand.


"No need to worry. Grandma's just exhausted."


Larina.


"Grandmother did what this morning? How to get tired?" Larina bent her face.


"Just walk around the house earlier" he replied with a smile.


Larina sighed.


"I told you, Grandma better get some rest."


"Grandma was sad, but Grandma was happy too."


Larina put down her HP because her father did not answer her call.


"Why sad and happy why?" ask Larina softly


"Grandmother is sad because we just met when Grandma was old like this, but Grandma is also very happy to meet you. You're a good boy."


Larina smiled.


"Well, my ears will bloom if I continue to be called a good child." joked Larina.


The Grandma chuckled.


"Grandmother wants to be with you longer, see you're married, have a funny kid."


"Could, really. Must be optimistic!"


"Here is your hand" the Grandma asked.


Lance stretched out both his hands.


"Hopefully this hand can lighten the burden of others, it can make others happy, and it can help many."


"Amijin!"


"May your fate always be good, son."


Larina's heart trembled.


"Thank you for the good do'a, Grandma."


The shop owner's grandmother suddenly shed tears.


"Look for Granny to live longer and be able to hold your child, son" said Grandma as she wiped her tears.


"Can, really." Larina smiled but suddenly her eyes watered.


"Grandma's so happy to see you, Grandma hasn't felt alone since you've been around."


Larina tried to hold back her tears that felt ready to slide. Larina chuckled, but at the same time her tears also dripped.


"Ah, I'm a crybaby." Inner Larina


The shopkeeper's grandmother then grabbed Larina's hand again, grabbed her and kissed her.


"In a short time, you can have a place in Grandma's heart. To the extent that Grandma wants to live longer so that she can see your growth and see the growth of your offspring later."


"I told you, Grandma can do it." Larina's body shook.


"Hopefully," Grandma smiled, she wiped away Larina's tears.