Oh Arunika
Chapter 52
“Bu, why are you crying?” juna asked worriedly while looking at her mother's face intensely. It turns out this is the answer to the unpleasant feeling since then.
Instead of answering, Bu Ranti's tears were shed more and more, making Juna more confused.
“Bu, don't cry. Don't confuse me, Miss.”
Arjuna swept every tear of his mother with his fingers. But it was not dry because her mother kept crying.
Miss Ranti is not ashamed of being caught by Juna crying like this. All his life he was found crying by Juna. How else, something that had possessed his mind since last night made him sad and finally the sadness was unstoppable.
Not just since last night, but since knowing Juna and Nadia difficult to get offspring. The thought often appeared in his mind but was immediately dismissed because the doctors stated there were no problems with Arjuna's fertility.
And now the marriage age of Juna and Aru is almost four months, but Arunika is not pregnant either. Who does not think the same with Miss Ranti if Juna is barren.
“Mother is sad because you have not succeeded in also making both of your wives pregnant.” Finally, Miss Ranti answered tightly. Not without reason, Ms. Ranti makes such a sound. He wanted to end his crying which could make Juna sad too.
Juna frowned hearing that. It was absurd that his mother answered.
“Yes, geez, Mom. I guess why.” Irritatedly Juna moved away from her mother and sat on the edge of the bed.
In his deepest heart he felt both sad and upset. It has been almost two months Nadia underwent a pregnancy program in an alternative clinic which she said was powerful and within a month there will be results. But look, nothing happened to Nadia's stomach.
Maybe because it has been too often pregnant programs and there are no results, making Juna no longer believe in any treatment.
“You just said I thought why?” Bu Ranti wiped away the remains of her tears and walked over to Juna while looking at her son who was upset.
“You want if tomorrow Mom dies, then you will hear people say Mom left only one son with two wives without any of them having children, want?!” exclaim Bu Ranti ketus.
“Ck.... Mother why so talk like this,” reply Juna no less upset. How could his mother speak such origin.
Juna rose. Because if he still stays there the war of the mouth will not end.
“You make a child.”
“Eat first. Ms. Nita must have finished cooking.” Because anyone who has ever tasted the cuisine of Bu Nita, will not refuse when invited to eat.
“I'm not hungry, Ma'am.”
“Juna, wait a minute.” Ms. Ranti stopped Juna's steps that were almost going to pass through the door.
“Try checking yourself with another doctor. Maybe because all this time the doctor who examined you and Nadia were doctors we know, they could have been hiding something. It may be that they do not have the heart to convey your true condition.”
“I mean Mom, I'm barren?”
What Bu Ranti had been staring at in her son, now the face was weakly bowed. And Juna already knew what the answer was.
“Why can you think like that, Mom?” ask Juna again in an inexhaustible manner.
“You have been married to Nadia for seven years but have not had children. And now that you are married to Aru there are also no signs of pregnancy. If it turns out to be true that you are infertile, I feel guilty for Nadia for forcing you to remarry.” Miss Ranti was back down.
Arjuna exhaled. “Bu, I never touched—”
Juna immediately silenced his mouth because he almost gave up speech. If he were to tell her that he had never touched Arunika at all, the problems would increase.
“Never what?”
“Nothing, Mom. I'm home.” Juna nodded and kissed her dear mother's cheek.
“Think and do what I said earlier.”
Juna nodded as he thought about everything his mother had said earlier. Is it true that he was barren for seven years in the household there was not a single child present in the midst of his family?