Love The Village Youth
Chapter 42

"Oh my God, what should I do now?" rama was confused.

Not yet his mind is chaotic due to the loss of the girl he loves, now comes a new problem.

"Diska, where else am I going to look for you? Have you left me" muttered Rama remembering the great serpent he had seen.

Rama's heart is so broken to imagine that Diska really does not exist.

"Do I have to accept Mr. Didin's request? If Diska is gone, then my life will no longer be of any use," said Rama continued to think about the problems he was facing.

Meanwhile, Annisa sits in the living room with her parents.

"Sir, you should have been more assertive with Rama" Annisa said.

As she protested, Annisa saw clearly in the man's eyes that Rama did not want her at all.

"Nisa, you have to be patient, dong. We are trying" Didin told his daughter.

"But, Sir. I want to have Rama soon. Before the lady of the city appeared, I even wished that Diska would die of being eaten by a huge snake or a starving tiger" Annisa said with a cunning smile on her face.

"Hush, don't say that, Nis. If anything happens as well as the doctor's career is destroyed, it could be the Diska family will demand," said Didin afraid.

As the village chief, Didin was responsible for Diska's safety and security while in the village.

"Or we set a trap for Rama so he wants to marry me" Annisa told her father.

"No, Nis. You do not want any more cheating," said Didin recalled the events a few years ago.

"About? What do you mean, Father?" ask Annisa curious.

Yuyun's mother was surprised by what her husband said. She suspected that something was hidden from her husband.

"Nothing, let's go to sleep at night. You're sleepy, yuk, Buk." Mr. Didin pulled his wife's hand into the room.

Annisa fell silent, she was astonished by her father's attitude, and finally the girl stepped into her room.

Elsewhere, Diska awoke from her sleep. He felt so cold that his body trembled withstanding the cold of the night.

Husein who was just about to lay his body heard the moans of Diska who was cold.

"You cold?" ask Hussein to Diska.

"I-iya," said Diska slowly answering Hussein's question.

Husein also took a shabby blanket of his on a shelf on the wall of the cottage, he rarely wore the blanket.

"Wear this," Husein said as she enveloped Diska's body, which shook violently as it held back the cold that enveloped her.

Seeing the cold condition of Diska, Husein felt worried. The man put his hand on Diska's forehead.

"Astagfirullah, you have a fever" Husein said in a panic.

"What should I do," murmured Husein puzzled.

Husein was thinking of finding a cure for fever for Diska. The man was reminded of some herbs commonly used to bring down high fever.

"You wait here, I'll find a natural remedy to lower your heat" Husein said.

Husein was about to get out of the hut to find the cure for Diska.

"Hey," said Diska.

The man stopped his steps.

"Don't leave me," said Diska in fear.

Somehow Diska felt confident in the man she had just known. He was convinced that Husein was a good man who only intended to help him.

"But I have to find a cure for you" Husein said.

"I'm afraid to be alone here" Diska said in anxiety.

Finally, Husein sat beside Diska while compressing the forehead of the city girl with the leaves of the flower that he deliberately planted in front of his cottage.

Husein also squeezed the leaves of the flower to be drunk by Diska as a heat-relieving drug for the city girl's body.

Hussein remembered a woman he loved dearly, who was always there when she lay weak in a fever. He always took care of the woman until she was healed, but all the affection that Hussein had poured out on her was met with an affair.

All night Husein compresses Diska, until before dawn enters he sleeps beside Diska while sitting and leaning against the wall of the cottage.

When morning came, Diska woke up from her sleep. His head was still dizzy, every joint was painful.

Diska saw Husein who was still asleep, she looked deeply at the man who had been guarding her all night.

The city girl also remembered the figure of Rama, he who hoped that the figure of Rama was present and guarding him at a time like this. But all hope is lost.

He must try to forget Rama, a deep sense of disappointment makes Diska begin to hate the man who has mastered the recesses of his heart.

Diska felt her throat dry and itchy, she saw a glass not far from her position, Diska was trying to get up and reach for the glass.

Hussein awoke upon hearing the movement of the Diska. The man opened his eyes, he saw Diska trying to grab a glass a little away from her position.

"Would you like a drink?" ask Hussein.

Diska nodded.

"I'm sorry, I've been troubling you" said Diska when she received Husein's glass.

Hussein smiled.

"You didn't trouble me, but you troubled me," Husein said with a smile.

At first glance Diska felt calm when she saw a smiley review of the face of the man who was now in front of her.

Diska smiled at the guyonan man.

For a moment Diska and Husein were engrossed in chatting with each other.

"So you live in this forest?" tanya Diska made sure of what Husein said.

"Yes, I've been living here for about 6 months. I deliberately moved to this area to forget the problems I was facing," said Husein honestly.

Somehow Husein wanted to tell the city girl about the life she was living right now.

"If you know what kind of problem you're facing?" tanya Diska curious.

Husein smiled, his memory shifting a few months ago.

The flash back on.

After praying Isya Husein waiting for his wife to come home from work, one day he was busy preparing dinner to commemorate the 3rd anniversary of their marriage.

The wait that never came, finally made Husein no longer wait for the woman he loved so much.

Seconds by seconds passed, the minutes continued to spin until the clock on the wall had pointed to the number 10.15 night.

"Where, Nadia? Not home yet?" mummy Hussein was starting to worry.

The man began to step back and forth while continuing to call his wife's mobile number, many times he called his wife, but at all the call was not answered by his wife.

Finally Husein also tracked the whereabouts of his wife through an application that has been connected to his phone.

He immediately followed his wife to a place. There he found his wife in love with a man he knew very well.

After that, Husein left his wife, grateful that they had not been blessed with children so that Husein could go without burden.

Until finally Husein chose to survive by gardening in the forest.

Flash back off.

Seriate...