MY HUSBAND STROKED BUT DID NOT DIE
Chapter 96 IS FOUND ON THE GRAVE

Sarah and I ran through the rain and the sound of thunder from the sky.

I do not pay attention to my feet that may be blisters because not only exposed to gravel, but repeatedly stumbled stone.

Avoiding roads that are blocked by fallen trees. The branches and leaves were scattered along the way.

We kept running towards the road back to the city. Although we know it is not a close distance, but there is no other choice.

We don't have the guts to go back to the villa. Even though we had seen Doni's car passing by.

If you arrive at the villa to meet Doni or Sarah's husband? Lf it doesn't? We don't know where else to run.

After running far enough, we found several houses that lit the porch lights. Even the street lights are on.

And we were both dumbfounded. Because the streets are very dry. There was no sign of rain or lightning ending, which caused the lights to turn off.

While our clothes were soaking wet like we had just been swimming in a pond.

Sarah and I stopped. Set the breath panting. Then look to the right and to the left.

It feels so shameful if anyone sees us soaking wet like this.

Thankfully, there was no one here. Just the two of us. All houses are locked.

We looked at each other again. Where are the people in those houses? Did they fall asleep at all in the afternoon?

"Sar, this is really the road to the city right?"

Sarah just shrugged her shoulders. I patted my forehead. I think Sarah still remembers it.

"Where are we then, Sar?" tanyaku.

"I don't know, Aryani. We better call Doni and Roni."

I didn't realize I was running while holding a cell phone. Fortunately, it did not come off.

If I had missed it, I might not have realized. Because my hands are cold too.

I saw on my phone after it turned on, a lot of missed calls from Doni. I opened an incoming message.

(Ar, where are you?)

I started typing in replies. Hopefully here there is a signal and batre my lowbath phone does not drop.

(Sarah and I are in a place we don't know her name, Don. Please pick us up)

Then I send you a share of our current location.

Lucky Doni immediately responded to my message. Doni read it, then called me.

(Call, Ar. Where are you?) doni's voice sounded very anxious.

(See, Don. You come here, pick us up. Sarah and I are cold. Our clothes are soaked)

(Wash sopped? Did you guys finish swimming?)

(No, Don. You've already picked her up here. I turned it off. Hapeku.).

Done it. No more noise. My wine is running out of power.

Hape Sarah was also dead because earlier while sheltering under a shady tree, the flashlight continued.

Sarah and I could only go. There was nothing we could do but wait to be picked up.

Sarah pointed to a large rock on the side of the road, which we could make a place to sit.

I thought it because my feet were sore too. Not to mention the blisters on my feet that I no longer feel.

I followed Sarah sitting on a big rock that wasn't clean enough. That's not. Our clothes are wet and dirty.

"Sar, I'm hungry" I whispered to Sarah who sat hugging her knee.

"Same. Me either. Where do you want to buy food?"

I stared all along this street, there were only the houses of the people that were closed doors.

There was no way we could have knocked on those doors to ask for food. Even bought.

"Yes. Almost all the doors are black." Sarah also noticed. On the door hung the writing. I don't know what writing. The address and name of the owner.

The houses are neatly lined. With almost the same size. Similar to housing complex.

I leaned on Sarah's shoulder. Sayup-sayup I hear music playing soft. I don't know which door of the house.

Makes my eyes look glued. Can no longer be opened. I could see Sarah was struggling with her eyes that were hard to get up to.

I don't know what else happened next. I can't feel anything. Unless I feel like my hand is being held by someone, which I think is Sarah's.

I opened my eyes. I found the person holding my hand was Doni. Not Sarah.

Where is Sarah? Where am I too? Did Doni find me asleep on a boulder and take me to this place?

I felt my clothes. Dry. I stared at my body. This is not the clothes I was wearing. But the shirt belongs to a man.

"andr! Are you awake?" Doni's voice surprised me from a momentary daydream.

"Doni. Where's Sarah?" ask slowly. I don't have the strength to speak any louder.

Doni pointed to the next room that was covered in curtains. Doni lifted the curtain. I saw Roni fall asleep in the chair next to the bed while hugging Sarah's stomach.

Sarah is still asleep. Doni closed the curtain again.

"Where am I, Don?"

"In Puskesmas village."

"Why should it be here? I just fell asleep?" I was surprised, because only sleep was taken to Puskesmas.

"You sleep cannot be awakened. You two passed out on a grave" said Doni.

"The cemetery? We sit on a big rock" I said.

Then Doni told me that Sarah and I were found unconscious in a cemetery in the cemetery. With wet conditions.

I was surprised to hear Doni's words. How unlikely. Even I remember that we ran because behind the shade tree that shaded us from the rain was a grave.

"Have a rest first. Soon morning. We're going back to the villa. Take care of the funeral Mr. Yono the villa guard."

"You mean?" My heart is beating fast.

"Pak Yono was found dead inside the villa due to a heart attack."

"When?"

"Night, when Roni and I were about to pick you up at the villa. The villa is still tightly closed. We thought you and Sarah were closing the door. We were forced to break down the villa door because no one was opening."

I listened to Doni's story with my heart beating faster.

"It turns out you weren't there. Only the body of Mr. Yono was lying on the floor by the big window."

"But I had a chance to meet Mr. Yono. He's coming out the back. And came to us who were sitting in the sack beside the villa."

"She also gave us two cups of tea and one plate of snacks the same as when we stayed at the villa first, Son."

Doni.

"According to the doctor who examined him, Mr. Yono had already died from noon. Because it's already so cold."

"Who gave us the drink?" I asked with a choked voice.

"In the saung there are only two empty glasses and a plate that is also empty. Even still clean. No leftovers or food."

"We haven't touched her yet, Don. We left because we felt awkward." I explained to Doni.

"What's so?" ask Doni.

"Pak Yono suddenly disappeared somewhere."

Doni swallowed his saliva.

"That's it. We'll look there tomorrow."