
Catra smiled then nodded slowly. For this time Catra has to follow what Lura wants.
"Yes, you're going home to the orphanage where you grew up. This time please take care of your health. How can you quickly go home if this healthy food, you ignore it," cried Catra as she grabbed a plate containing food on the nightstand. "Eat first, yes!" Signs talk a lot again. Catra immediately scoops the food and then feeds it to Lura.
"Open his mouth!"
Lura followed Catra's orders. Slowly but surely the food in the plate was exhausted. Catra smiled happily.
"Hungry but embarrassed," Catra joked and then got a small smile from Lura.
Currently Lura and Catra were enjoying the morning by sitting together in the park. Many outpatients spend time there. Different from the others. Lura was not wearing an infusion hose on her hand. Because the girl was only recovering, tonight Lura was allowed to go home by the hospital.
"You know Mama Liona looks tough on the outside but she's very fragile" Catra said seriously, looking straight ahead. The man told me a little about Mama Liona so that Lura would forgive her biological mother. Hearing that Lura immediately turned her head towards Catra. He was curious about the words of the man beside him. Then looked back at the scene before his eyes. Only the ears are ready to hear every word of Catra.
"You know, Mama Liona always thought you existed. He was sure that the daughter he left at the orphanage home that year was still alive. He always presents you when he nurtures and raises us, me and the late Citra." Catra slightly pulled the corner of her lips. The man continued his story.
"Mama believes, you're still alive. And always say to me, if I still have another sister from papa and a different mama."
"So you considered me your brother this time?" Lura interrupted Catra's words.
"That'll explain later, now listen to my story first. Don't think negatively, ok!" Catra shuffled Lura's hair slowly, then looked seriously at the woman. Lura could only nod slowly covering her fear.
Catra knew the fear Lura felt. Lura must have been afraid that Catra would not be responsible for her knowing they were brothers. Catra continues her story.
"I knew she was pouring affection on her lost child through us, which did require a mother's touch at the time. I as a bigger child already understood at that time, I often saw mama crying at night in papa's arms. Papa Wira tries to calm mom down whenever she misses her daughter." Catra continued to tell her story as a child when she was cared for and raised by Mama Liona.
Lura was touched to hear every story Catra spoke. Lura felt guilty towards Mama Liona for having silenced her all this time.
"You know, Ra. there's a lot of gift boxes that Mama keeps in a room that she made for you." Catra spoke while looking at Lura at that moment.
"Wadorn box?" Ask Lura curiously.
Catra nodded slowly.
"Look at me he always gives gifts every February 19th! And keep it in that room. The room Papa Wira made for Mama Liona. Mama Liona would be in that room every year for the whole day. Even to sleep there," Catra looked sad to remember.
"I feel the affection poured out to us is very sincere because that's why papa wants to repay the affection given by him by providing everything that Mama Liona wants. But there's only one that the woman asks for" Catra said, staring deeply at Lura.
"What?" Lura asked back.
"Allowing the room to remain even though the whereabouts of the child is not known to date. It turns out that a mother's feelings are true. The child that had been considered lost was still alive until now. It even grew beautiful and was able to make my heart fall on her," the seductive Catra teased while touching Lura's chin.
"Is all that true?" Lura seemed to be in disbelief as she stared at Catra's bead eyes.
"Me and Mama Liona won't force you. Just follow your heart. I'm sure Mama Liona will definitely accept your decision well.
Lura nodded slowly. The woman approached Catra then spread her head over the man's burly shoulder.
Lura was still worried about making a decision. His soul was still angry and disappointed but his heart had forgiven, even wanting to immediately embrace the body of a woman who had given birth to him and continue to patiently face him until now. Lura realized, if all this time she was wrong. But it's a form to express there's been disappointment all along. From childhood he felt the solitude of even longing for the caresses and affection he never felt as a child. And basically Lura is a good boy. It is easy to forgive and never hold a grudge.
Lura closed her eyes as she leaned against Catra's shoulder. He feels safe and comfortable at this time. In his heart Lura had already made a decision for the future.
At the end of the garden, a man was watching Lura and Catra. There was a deep sense of regret that the man felt. He is Farrel, the man who started a slump in Lura's life. Given that it felt like beating yourself up, for all the ugliness that befell Lura. But it felt a little relieved, when I saw Lura being with the right person. With Catra and the family that Lura had been looking for had been revealed. Although Lura was still not ready to accept the reality.
'I'm relieved, you're with the right person, Ra. I'm sorry I did wrong to you. I promise to make amends for all my mistakes, I will take good care of the Princess as you see fit. I don't want to make the same mistake
disappointing the Princess. She's a good girl like you. I don't want to go back to doing wrong. Even though at this time you can't forgive my mistakes completely.But I believe your sincere heart won't act like that much longer for you. You're the kind hearted woman I've ever met. I wish you happiness, Ra.'
Inner Farrel as he looked at the smiling Lura looked at Catra. Both of them looked happy in the garden.
"Mama misjudged Lura all along. My mother felt guilty for him too. Mama realized that if it wasn't for her information, mama wouldn't have been able to save you from your addiction to the illegal goods" said Bu Prita who suddenly came and was next to Farrel.
Farrell looked at his mother.
"I'm sorry to Lura, Mom! Mama and I were guilty in Lura's life. We have sinned greatly against him" said Farrell, then turned to leave the place.
"Will Lura meet with mom? If only I could make it up to you like you said! It's possible that the girl's life isn't as bad as you told her, "sorry Ms. Prita considering the past mistakes she made to Lura.
"It doesn't hurt to apologize to her, Mom!" Farrel then left Bu Prita alone. The woman seemed to think with Farrel's words.
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Regrets have come lately. And never judge someone badly before we get to know them more closely.
Hi... readers as always, please forgive the author who is up chapter sometimes...
While waiting for this work up ... Stop by the work of another muscle yuk.
The title is sincere I let you go, Mas!....