The Young Man One
Go home to the City

After the heavy rain yesterday, the sky was so bright the morning. The ants hiding in their nests begin to reorganize the dwelling, while the other insects show existence through sound.

Nea took a slow breath, then took it out slowly. The air in the village is so cool. It was great to be in a place away from the city. He felt born again as if he now had a new, clearer mind.

"If you come here again, then don't forget to take me," Nea said.

Livia smiled broadly. She knew what Nea was feeling now, because every weekend was the day she visited her grandmother. In fact, he was not really tired, because breathing in the village was very pleasant.

Compared to that, he was quite grateful at the circumstances that still sided with him. Grandma was no longer acting like before when she brought men home. At least, Kelvan is still relatively safe from his grandmother. Maybe it was because he came in a crowd.

"In fact, I haven't seen a cell phone in a while." Nea took her phone out of her pocket, then turned on the screen. "Let's see what happens to the world as long as I don't exist."

Kenzi just got out of the house after finishing his business. She seemed fine after the conversation with Livia yesterday.

"Catelvan?" livia asked Kenzi, who she knew was still inside the house.

"Betting with your grandmother. We'll wait in the car, because I have to check if my phone is left there."

"All right."

Kenzi swung his legs to leave, but did not see Nea's intention to follow. The girl was busy with her cell phone. He turned around, then pulled Nea's hand.

Nea was surprised, especially at Kenzi who was holding her wrist. Somehow he became embarrassed, then he immediately saved the phone, preferring to enjoy their trip to the car.

Livia herself was already fretting waiting for Kelvan who had not yet appeared. He decided to go back into the house. At that moment, his steps stopped when he accidentally heard the conversation between Kelvan and granny.

"I've been thinking about it all night, maybe even longer than that. There's nothing I can expect from this old body, so it shouldn't bother me more.

"I understand. Thank you for your trust in me. You don't have to worry, because I'll make it happy."

Livia came out as soon as she found out that the conversation was over. She was crying now, whether it was happiness or sadness, all mixed into one. However, how she felt now, she did not want to show.

"Livia" said the grandmother.

Grandma and granddaughter hugged each other. Livia could barely hold back the crying.

"Don't go through that ugly road again. Grandma understand?"

"But through ordinary roads it takes a short time to be able to reach the garden. I need to walk a lot so that the blood flow in my body is smooth."

"Grandmother was never okay after coming home from there. I don't forbid gardening, but please remember the old grandmother's body."

"Alright, alright. I-i understand. You were so chatty today. Already, go there!"

"Grandmother kicked me out?"

"It's not like that. You brought your future husband here. So don't delay it any longer. You live happily."

"grandmother ...."

Livia's lips trembled and both eyes glazed over. She hugged her grandmother once again, tightly and lovingly. Now he knows that his feelings are not expressing sadness, but happiness.