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Indra from the beginning had felt something strange. Indeed, when he and Indri were ready to go to the hotel to attend the formal event of his company, Indra saw that his wife was still healthy and fine. Or maybe Indri thin makeup polish is able to cover something that is not right on the woman. Indra reminded himself to keep an eye on his wife during the event tonight. What's more, Indri's formal dress at that time was not so thick to protect her from the cold.

In an opportunity at the event, Indra was forced to stay away from Indri for a while because colleagues called him in the framework of important affairs. At that time, Indri was also talking with several guests with his cousin so that Indra felt no need to worry far from him. At least, the cousin can be trusted to take care of his wife.

However, just a few minutes after Indra spoke with his colleagues, the man heard a commotion on the other side of the hall. His premonition worsened so that Indra suddenly ran there. The crowd of guests there automatically split when they saw it approaching so that Indra could see what was happening. The man was almost caught.

Indri fainted. The cousin caught the woman's body and hugged her and shook her slowly and called out, trying to resuscitate the cousin. Indra immediately approached and knelt in front of him. The cousin immediately understood and handed Indri's body carefully.

How tense and anxious Indra was when he took over the body. His hands almost trembled while holding Indri. Observing him, the woman had completely fainted. Indri's breathing was still regular, but his face was a little pale. Indra tried to shake her slowly and pat her cheek. There's no response. Has Indri been hiding a disease from him?

The crowd further split as Indri's father and mother came closer, following behind them were the two Indri brothers. They could not speak, but the mother who was a doctor quickly approached and knelt in front of Indra, along to examine her daughter rather long and carefully. Whispers from the crowd who suspect someone poisoned Indri or there is a mysterious disease suffered by it does not help the atmosphere that has been gripping.

"I need to make sure of something" his mother sighed. He immediately looked at Indra. "Take Indri to the nearest room."

Indra, who had run out of ideas about the condition of the woman, nodded quickly. Indra immediately carried Indri's body tightly and leaned his wife's head to his shoulder, then followed the queen accompanied by anxious and tense gazes throughout the guests.

It is not difficult to book a room. The room they got was the closest. After the mother opened the door and turned on the lights for her, Indra immediately found the bed in the room and laid Indri there. Indra was forced to pull over to make room for the mother to freely check on Indri, but the mother then asked him to remain near Indri.

The mother at a glance realized Indra's anxiety. "Quiet, Indra. I'm sure the factor didn't get that far. Strong female sense." The mother slowly examined Indri's pulse and body. He had felt a certain part long enough, like concentrating on seeing what was in it.

Indra could only observe all of that with anxious expectation. His eyes kept staring worriedly at the wife's face that was still a bit pale, fully hoping that whatever the cause of the condition was not something that could cause Indri to leave her or fall ill.

The mother was finished, but the woman was fixated for a long time while looking at Indri. Slowly, he rubbed his eyes that turned out to be glazed.

The senses are getting confused and it is getting harder to hold negative thoughts. "How, Mother?" his whisper was stifled and trembling.

Indra does not like to ramble when his anxiety and confusion get mixed up. This concerns the safety of Indri. How can he be patient? "What does Mom mean?

However, the explanation of the next mother immediately vaporized all Indra's anxiety.

***

The last thing Indri remembered was dizziness and nausea that whack at once. It was sudden enough that he could not maintain consciousness. Now, he began to gain consciousness again and felt his body lying on the bed. Indri opened his eyes, feeling somewhat weak as if he had just woken up. The rest of the dizziness and nausea was still there, but all of it somehow disappeared when Indri found someone sitting on the edge of the bed. That person was linking their hands tightly and warmly from earlier. That person continued to look at her in the shade and smiled so gently. For a moment, Indri fell silent awkwardly to find the man who barely even blinked looking at him. "... Indra ...?"

"How are you feeling? Still dizzy and nauseous?" Indra got rid of a few strands of hair that blocked Indri's face, then switched to rubbing her cheeks gently. "Still want to lie down?"

Indri answered that by rising up. Indra swiftly propped him up and led him to sit down, but the man's support on his waist was not immediately released so that the distance between them was so short. Indri returned awkwardly and turned to observe the surroundings. "Hotel room? Why am I here? What the hell happened to me?"

"You fainted. I brought you here on Mom's orders. I've also checked your condition."

Indri looked at Indra full of questions even though his cheeks slightly warmed because of the distance of their faces are fairly close so that they feel the breath of each other. "... Why me?"

Indra momentarily kissed Indri's forehead to channel some of the happy overflow in him. The senses drift away just a few inches. Only heard by his wife, Indra whispered softly and shadyly, ". you're pregnant."

That one word drastically changed Indri's expression. His eyes widened in shock. His mouth was more open. Very quickly, his tears welled up and fell. Inside, it was already immeasurable the extent of his outburst of feelings and happiness. "... a ... I ...?" Stuttering, he felt his own stomach.

Indra grasped the hand gently, then grabbed it closer and kissed the fingers and the back of his hand. He held the woman tightly. "thank you. I'm so happy, Indri."