Not the Dumpster-in-law
Deduction

Tonight Abiyasa woke up to hear the voice of his wife who had just entered the room, after finishing some work in his study. But he pretended to sleep so Ajeng could quickly rest.

Clack

"Hhh. I'm so tired. Especially my eyes."

Without saying much, Ajeng immediately laid his body on the bed, next to Abiyasa who was still pretending to be asleep.

Shortly thereafter, Ajeng fell asleep. His regular breathing signifies that he can no longer resist his drowsiness, so he falls asleep quickly.

Slowly Abiyasa opened his eyes, watching his wife who looked very tired with all her work.

'Forgive me, Ajeng. I can't play a real husband.'

Abiyasa thought to himself, seeing how Ajeng slept without changing clothes with sleepwear.

His hands stretched out to tidy up the disheveled hair that covered his beautiful face, but Abiyasa's hand actually accidentally touched Ajeng's hand first before tidying up the hair.

Deg

Abiyasa. His heart skipped a beat as he saw how his eyes were now looking at strange sights unintentionally.

Abiyasa saw Ajeng lying like a dead man, and there was a man dressed in all black was not far from where Ajeng lay. But the figure of the man is not visible, there is only a picture of Ajeng who was drenched in blood with a stab wound and lying dead.

The picture there are several parts of the place that can be seen clearly in Abiyasa's vision, such as Ajeng's place lying and the position of the items around him.

The pattern of the floor where ajeng drooped was similar to his home today. At first glance there is a similar table and sofa in the living room of his house.

'This, meaning this incident is at home?' ask Abiyasa in heart.

In his confusion, Abiyasa tries to close his eyes and then holds his wife's hand again.

There is a slightly dim light trail, depicting the time of the incident in which Ajeng was killed. The possibility of this incident is late afternoon or evening or can also be morning.' Batin Abiyasa.

Now Abiyasa again concentrates to see the state of his wife who has been lying on the floor. The clothes that Ajeng wears are clothes that are commonly used to go to campus.

'This is the shirt that Ajeng used to wear while working. So most likely, this happened late afternoon or early morning. Because only then ajeng still wearing work clothes at home.'

Abiyasa's mind once again analyzed his vision which shocked him.

Now it's just a matter of time. But Abiyasa could not see the calendar or phone screen that could possibly provide clues.

'When it will happen. If at the narrowest of a week 5 working days, which is certain this incident between Monday to Friday. And definitely beyond the red date.' Once again Abiyasa made a calculation with his analysis.

'So in conclusion, Ajeng was attacked and died in the morning or afternoon, on weekdays, with stab wounds at home.'

The clothes worn by Ajeng are work clothes, which indicates that this incident occurred in the morning or afternoon on weekdays. If narrowed, this event is likely to occur between Monday and Friday, beyond the red date.

Abiyasa's eyes have opened again. He looked tense and thought hard to find the answer to this vision of his.

'Who did it, and what was the motive for killing Ajeng?' ask Abiyasa in heart.

Abiyasa was still trying to think about this incident he saw, fumbling with conjecture. How and who killed Ajeng.

Abiyasa tried to ponder the picture he saw and consider the possibilities of who the perpetrator was and what his motives were. He closely observed every detail he saw, trying to construct a missing puzzle.

Abiyasa thought that the scene, similar to Ajeng's current home, might be a useful clue in finding the perpetrator. However, he could not ignore the fact that the stab wound on Ajeng showed that this could be a carefully planned murder.

While pondering over the picture, Abiyasa spoke to himself in his mind, 'Who might do this? Does Ajeng have a problem with someone? Or maybe there are people who want to take advantage of him?'

Abiyasa tried to imagine the possible culprit in his mind, trying to find clues to the details he saw.

After a moment of contemplation, Abiyasa finally concluded that the perpetrator may be the one who has access to Ajeng's house and knows his work schedule. He also suspects that the perpetrator may have had a motive to steal or rob. However, Abiyasa could not confirm and felt that he needed to seek further clues to uncover the case.

Unfortunately Abiyasa did not know and could not see the existence of the person who would kill Ajeng. He was still guessing, who had done something to Ajeng.

'Is that Alex, Bram or big brother?'

Abiyasa felt very depressed about this situation. He pondered over the images he was seeing constantly, trying to find useful clues. However, he felt frustrated because he could not know for sure who did the action.

He continued to rack his brain, thinking about the possibilities that appeared in his mind. He continued to repeatedly consider the names of the men that flashed in his mind.

There are names Alex, Bram, and Aji as possible culprits. However, he was unable to find any concrete evidence that could prove any of them as perpetrators.

Abiyasa felt troubled and anxious as this situation continued to haunt him. She tries hard to calm herself down, reminding herself that she must remain calm and look for further clues to uncover the case.

But by the time Abiyasa tried to hold his wife's hand again, he couldn't see anything. Including the incident he saw.

'This is true, or is it just my mind being distracted?'

Now Abiyasa is hesitant with his own vision, which could see events happening in the future.

'But the incident at the restaurant that night finally happened. Fortunately I can turn it into an exchange.'

'But this, what can I do later?'

Abiyasa kept thinking until he didn't see the time. And now this clock on the wall of the room has shown at half-four in the morning, while Ajeng used to wake up at half-five.

'There's still an hour. I have to quickly go to sleep again before Ajeng wakes up.'