
While waiting for Siska to finish praying, Miss Mirna and Doni had a conversation. What else are they talking about, if not Siska.
Mirna gave the man much advice, so as not to offend the Siska's past, and could be a good priest for him, if later married.
Doni nodded his head, promising to be a good priest for the girl. It doesn't matter what his past is like. Clearly, the present is good. And hope that in the future it will always be good.
Doni was stunned when he saw Siska fresh out of the room. She wears a long, mint-colored dress of floral motifs and a matching but plain colored hijab. A black bag he sashes on his left shoulder.
"Have you come here before, mom?" siska asked while sitting next to Miss Mirna.
"No, just now. Are you ready."
"Heem, I'm ready." Siska nodded her head.
After performing the tahajjud prayer last night, and the Dhuha prayer, he felt much calmer. Whatever the doctor will say, he is ready to face.
"Yes, let's go. Ma'am, we left first." asked Doni, his gaze shifted from Siska to Miss Mirna.
Siska nodded her head, then kissed the back of Miss Mirna's hand in reverence. He stood up and walked with Doni.
"Mother rest yes. Don't go anywhere. Later for lunch, let Siska buy it. What do you want?"
"Any mother wants. But you don't have to rush. Anyway the focus is the same medical check up today."
The three of them looked at each other and smiled, before finally getting in the car.
**
Siska continued to say Istighfar, so that her heart would calm down even more. After queuing for about an hour, finally now came his summoned turn.
His heart is beating fast. He took a deep breath, then slowly let out. He also smiled, and was sure everything would be fine.
"Come, Sis. I'll let you in." Doni wrapped his hands around the girl's waist, like a husband giving support to his wife. So Siska let go.
"We're not married yet, are we?"
"Sorry." said Doni grimacing.
Both of them entered the room with a white nuance. The doctor smiled and greeted the two kindly. Then let him sit.
The woman in white suit invited Siska to make her complaint.
For a moment the girl turned towards Doni, as if asking for her prayers and approval. The man nodded his head while smiling.
Siska also drew a faint smile, inhaled another breath, then told her everything. The doctor listened to his patients.
After saying it all, Siska breathed a sigh of relief. The doctor asked him to lie down on the gurney, to perform a medical check-up.
After checking, they returned to their seats. Then the doctor began to explain and answer all the questions asked by Doni and Siska about Gonorrhea.
"Gonorrhea disease occurs due to infection with the bacterium Neisseria gonorrhoeae which is transmitted through unhealthy sexual activity.
You used to check in here, and I've stated you're cured. And after a few months, you come back here again.
After I did a series of re-exams, thank God, I stated that your health is fine. Even in the intimate organs you also look clean.
That's the sign, you really did all my advice well.
If you want to get married, then you can. Just fine. In shaa Allah, while maintaining the health of the intimate organs and staying faithful to the couple, the disease will not come again.
Well, to consult about pregnancy, you can all consult a gynecologist."
"Alhamdulillah." said Doni and Siska at the same time, then the two looked at each other and commented on the smile.
After she finished her consultation, Siska redeemed the prescription medication. Actually the doctor did not tell her to take the medicine, but the girl insisted, for the good of herself and Doni.
**
"Siska, everything is clear, right? So there's no reason for you to reject me, right?" doni asked, as the two were on their way home.
"That's exactly what you said, ma'am. I can't refuse a man as good as you. Thank you, mas. I've been willing to accept my bad past." Siska gave her best smile, to Doni.
"Either. How about tonight I propose to you?"
"So fast?"
"Our age is no longer young, I don't want to play games. I also need to think about our wedding reception. Because I'm an orphan, it must be a hassle."
"Em, mom. If we can marry her in KUA only, there is no need for a luxury that matters legitimately."
Doni chuckled lightly in response to Siska's request.
"We're married once in a lifetime. It is necessary to gather the right-left neighbors to be witnesses of our happiness."
"Yes, mas. That's important too. But what I'm afraid of, among the guests you invited, is that there's a former customer of mine. That could ruin our wedding.
Better in KUA only, then we give food to left right neighbors and street children. The money we have can also be to develop your local business."
Doni stared for a moment at Siska, then smiled.
"Well, if it makes you happy and comfortable. I'll do it."