Hugo's Adventure
EP17 Return of Richard
The sound of the door break made by Hugo and his friend, until heard by the mother of Richard.
"Aduuhh. I hope Richard and his friends are okay." Mother of Richard.
When the door opened Hugo was shocked by Richard's messy room. But there was no Richard in the room, but there was an open window.
"Waduh... Richard seemed to have escaped from his room through the window. What should we do Hugo?" Ask Isabella.
Hugo got out of Richard's house and ran without telling his friend where he was going. It turned out that Hugo was running towards the Suporsas Village Hall.
Hugo thought that Richard might go to the Village Hall to see his father.
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And sure enough, Hugo's guess was happening. Richard ran to see his father in the Village Hall office. Weeping Richard hugged his father at that very moment.
"Why are you crying, what's going on?" Said Mr.Andar while stroking Richard's head.
Then Richard told her what had made her cry. He also said that what happened there was a mistake he made.
Mr.Andar who heard it tried to understand what had happened. And calmed Richard from his grief.
"Hey son, you know all of us who live in this world will definitely feel death. You and I will feel death."
"For that all the events that you have missed are not entirely your fault.maybe it is all his destiny. So don't be sad anymore, son."
"If you need anything else come to me, son." Said Mr.Andar to appease Richard.
Richard, who had calmed down enough, thanked his father. He was also not too anxious about the incident and began to forget it.
Feeling that enough with his father, Richard said goodbye to return to his home. While leaving the office of Village Hall Richard met with Hugo.
"Hey.. Are you okay, Richard? I was so worried about you after Oliver told me what you've been through." Ask Hugo.
Richard, who had improved, told Hugo that he had forgotten about the incident. Not to forget Richard invited Hugo to return home.
Arriving there, Richard was already awaited by his friend and his mother. His mother was very worried when she found out Richard had run away from home.
But his mother's worries had stopped after seeing Richard safely home. Richard and his friend went straight up to Richard's room to tidy up again.
While tidying up his room, Richard thought about doing something crazy. But he would think and talk about something crazy to his friends.
During the dinner, they shared many stories with each other. Until finally Richard said something that made them speechless.
"Hugo if I may I will come with you to Burad Village. I promise I won't burden you!" Richard Excited.
Everyone fell silent after hearing what Richard said. Hugo replied that he did not bother about it.
Hugo suggests Richard ask his parents for permission. To ease Richard's business.
"You dad didn't bother about that. If you want to change for the better then dad will support you." Said Mr.Andar.
"But what makes you want to come with us to Burad Village?" Ask Isabella.
Richard expressed his desire to fight his fear and correct the mistake he had done earlier. Richard wanted to fix that by looking after his friends.
"Mom won't approve of you going, son. Mother will always worry about you. I'm afraid I'm gonna lose you, son..." Richard's Mother's Cry.
Despite that Mr.Andar nevertheless agreed to Richard's decision and appeased to his wife that Richard would be fine.
They will leave tomorrow afternoon. Richard also packed his luggage when he wanted to sleep. Suddenly, Isabella knocks on Richard's door.
Tock....Toks.....
"Can I come in?" Ask Isabella.
Richard lets Isabella into his room.
"Why Isabella, do you want to talk to me?" Ask Richard.
Isabella's arrival to Richard's room was actually no more grateful to Richard. Isabella reveals that she is very happy that Richard is coming with her.
Richard who found out was grateful back to Isabella.
"Me too, thank you for changing my life so challenging even more so you invited your new friend!" Richard.
That night they both spent preparing Richard's luggage.
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