A Piece of the Past In White Grey
A Mother's Belief

"Come to the car." The baritone voice of the young man before him certainly made Tasha to be torn from her shock. He immediately followed the footsteps of the man who had brought his suitcase.

Arriving at the car, Tasha wanted to open the door in the back. However, his movements stopped at that moment.

"I'm not a driver. Sit in front with me." she surprised Tasha.

Little Tasha frowned hearing that. Because after all Bu Dewi said if the one who picked him up was the man of Bu Dewi.

"It is only natural that men today must be ashamed to admit themselves to drivers. It is good-looking to eat high prestige." Tasha muttered in heart.

Both of them sat next to each other. Tasha, who felt she had to call her parents, grabbed her cell phone. He called the mother and then the papah. All relieved to hear Tasha has arrived in Singapore.

Of course not with Tasha, the feeling is so uncomfortable because the boy who always holds his hand is now not with him. There was an unusual feeling he was feeling right now. The shadow of Gara who will ask for a stop at various interesting photo spots and also stay at the hotel certainly makes Tasha so lost.

"Don't think about Gara yet. Work well so that everything is finished quickly. Tasha, Gara's fine here. He's been sleeping since school. It seems to be tired of your child." said Indri comforting the child who sounded just silent.

Clearly he knew Tasha was daydreaming about the child he so longed for. At first, Tasha wanted to go to college to continue her degree. It's a shame this time that hope was hard for Tasha to run. Just a few hours later he parted with Gara, it felt like his life spirit was gone. Especially if you have to separate every day. No, Tasha won't.

After the call ended, Tasha closed her eyes while leaning her body on the back of the car seat.

"What's that kid my mom said?" the man suddenly surprised Tasha.

"Yes." answered Tasha briefly.

The silence of a few minutes on the way made the car immediately arrive at the residence of Bu Dewi. The arrival of Tasha was warmly welcomed by the middle-aged woman. He walked up to Tasha who was also walking towards him.

"Are you okay, Sha?" asked the Goddess as if they were so very close.

"Well, I'm fine, Miss Goddess." replied Tasha smiling limply.

Instead of focusing on Tasha, the middle-aged woman looked around as if looking for something she could not find. Shortly thereafter he got an answer from the man behind Tasha.

"That boy didn't come, ma'am" she replied.

Hearing that, the Goddess Mother sighed harshly. It feels weak because he had imagined if Tasha lived in his house, this magnificent house will feel very crowded with the presence of the figure of little Gara.

***

While at home in the afternoon after Gara fell asleep, he cried when he woke up. Several times he called his brother to hug him. Indri still trying to overcome the grandson. This is what he fears when Gara cries.

"Mom, don't cry, baby. Awake yuk. It's afternoon. Because you have to take a shower." he asked rubbing the little arms of the grandson.

Tears that Gara let out of his eyes were even Indri rubbed slowly. Seeing that there was only the grandmother in front of him, she remembered that Tasha was at work today.

"Your friend, you're a long time?" tanyanya hopes Tasha will come soon.

Indri's doubts also nodded. "Still a couple of times because of the new night's sleep Brother came home. Is that okay, Dad? There will be mamah and papah." refer Indri back.

Counting the nights where he would sleep a few times, Gara understood that Tasha did not come home in a matter of hours as usual. The boy looked sad when he woke up. Indri persuaded him to take a shower immediately.

"Good promise, after the bath we will vc brother. Okay?" only then was Gara excited.

Until the Word who came home in a state of anxiety of course made Indri also clearly worried.

"Isn't he?" sapanya saw her husband coming home instead of going to the room instead of sitting in the tv room.

Firman looked at his wife, I don't know what she was thinking right now. Indri also approached the husband along with Gara who was already fragrant.

"Will Tasha be safe there, Mah?" ask her anxiously. For the first time the child left without taking his child.

Hearing the words of Indri's husband seemed to sigh rough. "Tasha isn't at the hotel. He lives in the house of the Goddess Mother. Papah, calm down, Tasha, we can take it off now."

When he heard where the child lived, the Word was finally relieved. He could only smile to greet the grandson who had been sitting staring at him. He kissed Gara's face a few times and pulled her into his lap.