I'm Loyal, I swear!!
vee's missing

Yudha returned after Vani and Dewi finished performing the dhuhur prayer. Vee is very spoiled for Yudha, he always asks for a sling by her while Varo the quiet one is very irritable to talk.

"Mother's assalamualaikum, Vee is back" Vee said in a cringed voice.

"Waalaikumsalam, uwah has come yes" said Vani.

"Here, I brought you two lunch. Eat first, let me keep the shop" Yudha said.

"Eh, no sir. Let me just change the meal to Vani. Fear later the father is troubled if suddenly the store is crowded" said Dewi.

"You doubt me?" ask Yudha.

"It's not that mas, the condition of the crowded store is unpredictable. Usually after lunch, many come to just buy a snack. Are you sure you want to take care of the store?" ask Vani.

"Sure dong, you don't underestimate my abilities huh" Yudha said.

"Just like, it's up to you. Yuk Dew, we eat together" said Vani invites Dewi to the warehouse, where usually employees eat and pray. There is a special place there too, although it is rather narrow.

Vani and Dewi entered the warehouse, then closed it back down. Varo is with Vani, while Vee is always sticky with Yudha, the little boy wants to accompany papa Yudha he said.

Not ten minutes Vani and Dewi entered, indeed there are actually several customers coming suddenly and simultaneously. Yudha was shocked as well because of the sudden crowded atmosphere.

After a long time of selecting items, they start queuing to pay at the cashier. The atmosphere was boisterous, many impatient.

"Everything is 23,000 rupiah, ma'am" Yudha said.

"I'm like a mother, aren't I? That's right dong" said a woman who did not accept called mother.

"Oh yes, I'm sorry" said Yudha trying to be patient.

"The reason is strange, wearing a suit even just be a cashier" said another female customer.

Yudha remained silent, then opened her coat and placed it in the side of her chair.

"Big guy, I've never seen you before. If I knew there was a cashier as handsome as you, I would be here every day" said a woman in skimpy and sexy clothes, with a voice made to pray, she teased Yudha blatantly.

Yudha just smiled kindly.

"The total is 2500 rupiahs" Yudha told a man who bought ice cream. The man paid with a hundred thousand dollars.

"There's some cash, sir" asked Yudha.

"Nothing" replied the man.

"Then five thousand" said Yudha again.

"Nothing" the man replied again.

"You're just gonna exchange money?" ask Yudha.

Of course the man did not accept, "If you can not buy yasudah, I return it" said the man angrily.

"Take it for free for complicated people like you" Yudha snapped.

But the guy laughed cheerfully, he brought his ice cream and his money. Without saying the man left.

"Based on a freak" said Yudha.

Long enough he struggled with a variety of customers, now he became salute to Vani and Dewi who can patiently serve a variety of people every day.

The man sat in the cashier's seat, leaned over and closed his eyes. Pretty troublesome!

Before long Vani has returned with Dewi and also Varo. The woman approached the severed Yudha after serving many customers.

"No, just take it" replied Yudha.

"Vee where are you?" ask Vani again.

Yudha was surprised, she looked to her right and left. Daritadi indeed he feels strange, there is no chatty voice Vee who usually does not want to be silent.

"Well, where are you?" yudha asked more of herself.

"Oh my God, Vee is missing?" vani asked in a panic, making Yudha feel panicked as well.

"I'm sorry, quite a lot of people came. I was so focused on the customer that I didn't pay much attention to it" Yudha said.

"Mas Yudha this is how it is, we have offered to replace just take care. You even want to take care of yourself. I don't doubt your ability, only now Vee is gone. How about dong?" vani asked a little angrily, her tears started to spill. Which mother doesn't panic when she finds out her son is missing.

"Yes, I'm sorry. Now that I'm looking for him out, you wanna come or wait here?" Yudha offers Vani.

"I'll go with you" replied Vani.

"Varo, you're here first, son of aunty Goddess. Don't go anywhere" Vani told his son, he just nodded his head.

"Dew, leave Varo for a minute, yes, I want to go after Vee. Please don't let it go either" Vani said insinuating Yudha money felt very guilty

Vani passes, leaving Yudha feeling awry. The woman searched around the shop, while Yudha searched upstairs first.

After being convinced that Vee is not in the store, Yudha moves out. The man searched the highway.

He saw Vani walking to the right, he took the initiative to the left. The man walked down a fairly crowded highway.

"What if Vee suddenly ran across the street, or fell into a deep ditch, or was taken by a stranger?" yudha's mind was thinking no.

But the man continued to search until he entered the alley around there. Hope Vee doesn't go too far.

About half an hour into the second alley, he saw a gazebo at the fork in the road. Gazebo is commonly used for patching.

It turned out that there was an old man in shabby clothes, wearing a headband from a turban. With a wooden stick in his hand. Sitting casually with a little girl who looks enthusiastic to hear the old man's words.

Yudha rubbed her eyes repeatedly, she did not look wrong. The little girl was Vee, the child she was looking for.

In a hurry, Yudha approached Vee and the old man. He sat down with the two after arriving. His breathing is dull, the effects of age may be what makes him not strong enough to walk too fast.

"Papa Yudha is here too?" ask Vee cheerfully as always.

"What are you doing here?" ask Yudha.

"I've heard Grandpa's story again" Vee said.

"Grandfather, continued yes earlier" Vee asked the old man to tell him again.

"When we meet again. You don't be reckless, listen to your parents" said the grandfather as he stroked Vee's curly hair.

"Yes grandfather, I promise to see you again" said the boy with a sincere smile.

"You take good care of this boy, I see that there is a unique ability within him. His speech will be heard, his intuition is always approaching right. Take good care of this child, lead in the right direction. The future is good, but there are so many obstacles" said the grandfather

Yudha simply nodded, she was not the type to believe such superstition.

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