Married to a Grave
Chapter 11

Arman suddenly appeared behind Elizabeth, hugging the frightened lover. He also misses his other natural lovers, it feels like he always wants to meet and love each other.

Elizabeth was surprised to feel the heavy hand coiling around her waist, she immediately felt the hand and turned around. As soon as he saw someone he loved, Elizabeth hugged Arman tightly. His head was placed on Arman's chest, and he took off his arms.

"Why is Mas Arman's heart not beating" he said in his heart and then rewinded himself back a few steps.

"Darling, what's wrong with you?" tanya Arman held Elizabeth's hand.

"Mas, why isn't your heart beating?" elizabet tried to let go of Arman's hand.

Arman smiled and pulled Elizabeth's hand and pressed Elizabeth's head against her chest, this time Arman's heart was racing. "Maybe I'm wearing thick clothes, baby. You don't have to be afraid, I'll never hurt you" he said.

Elizabeth felt greatly relieved, the doubt in her heart now answered already. The fear disappeared instantly, even though there was a terrifying figure standing in the corner of the room. "Your house is scary, Mas. Eliza is afraid to stay here" he said.

Not much to say, Arman took Elizabeth into a room. The room was so dark and so scary, there was no lighting at all. Elizabet tries to take away her fear, she is so sure Arman can protect her.

Arman asked Elizabeth to sit in the dark room, and she said she wanted to make Elizabeth his wife. Arman wants his girlfriend to know who he really is, but he is confused where to start.

"Mas, take me home." As Elizabeth stood about to leave the room, Arman hugged Elizabeth tightly and kissed her on the forehead.

Elizabeth gawked in surprise as Arman kissed her forehead, holding her forehead with a happy smile.

"Darling, would you still love me if we were different?" Ask Arman suddenly.

"Mas, why are you talking about that? Eliza loves Mas for who he is, who may leave you" Elizabet said.

When Arman was about to change his form, Elizabeth whined for him to be sent home so that Arman could undo his intentions.

Arman also becomes hesitant, afraid of ruining the happiness of the beautiful girl standing before his eyes. He could not bear to stick himself, in the heart of the woman he loved so much.

Elizabeth told Arman to go home when he got to the back of the house. Before Arman leaves, Elizabeth hides behind a tree and sees Arman suddenly disappearing.

"Why Mas Arman is missing, lest he.

Elizabeth went into the house with a grim revelation, she looked sad and uninspired.

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The night is getting gripping, the quiet atmosphere in the village makes it very scary. Only the sound of frogs and crickets are mutually unpretentious with their merdunya.

The beautiful girl who never closed her eyes, was feeling doubt in her lover. I don't know what happened to him, can meet even dating people who are not yet clear of their origin. However, his love is deep.

"Sleep, Nduk! We have to go to the market tomorrow. Eyang Rice is finished," said Eyang Margo.

"Can't, Eyang. Elizabeth wanted to go to the city" said Elizabeth.

"Lho.. Why suddenly talk about it? What's the matter to, Nduk?" Eyang Margo asked, frowning, looking confused.

Elizabeth did not want to make Eyang Margo sad, then she invited Eyang Margo to rest. He did not want to charge his personal problems to his Grandmother, if possible every problem would be solved by himself.

This morning he will accompany Eyang to go to the market, to buy rice. It just so happened that their food was also thinning.

The trip to the market from home takes thirty minutes, to take them on foot if not ride a passing ride. Elizabet and Eyang Margo chose to walk.

The atmosphere in the morning is still foggy, making visibility limited. Elizabet asks that Eyang walk slowly, for him the important thing can get to the market safely. He thought he would keep a close eye on what he was going through right now.

"Eyang, it turns out to be far away also the market," said Elizabet who had first gone to the traditional market, since he was at the home of Eyang Margo.

"Not really, Nduk! You are the only one who is not used to long roads" said Eyang Margo.

Indeed Elizabeth was once a child so spoiled, life in the city was much different from what she lived today. In the city if you want to travel there is a driver, who is ready to deliver anywhere.

Elizabeth sensed that someone was following her, sometimes looking back. He then told Eyang Margo that they were speeding up their walk.

When it came to the market, the person was still following them. "Eyang, don't go anywhere! Eliza's there for a second." Elizabet.

Elizabeth tried to trick the man, but was unsuccessful in following him from a distance.

There was an old man patting Elizabeth's shoulders from behind, Elizabeth turned her back and looked at him.

"Sir, don't get in touch with Arman anymore. He is not a human being, you will regret it later," said the old man, then instantly disappeared.

"Grandfather!" Shouted Elizabet.

Elizabet's body trembled and felt extremely hot, his heart felt like it was sliced by a sharp dagger. Tears flowed so fast that they could no longer be contained.

The most bitter reality must be heard, when his heart is blossoming, having a lover.

"Where is grandfather, I must speak to him" he said inwardly, wiping away the tears that had dripped down his cheeks.

Elizabet went to where Eyang Margo was, he invited Eyang to go home immediately when Eyang had just been queuing to buy rice.

When Margo sent Elizabeth home first, she had to help her friend sell bananas. Coincidentally his friend asked for help, Eyang Margo did not feel good if he had to refuse because he was also often helped.

Elizabeth walked to the river, and she sat there weeping for her fate. He was confused between believing and not. Only now did he feel a deep sense of disappointment, the lover he was proud of was not human.

"Sumi, what's wrong with you? It's not good to daydream in the river alone" said a man who suddenly sat next to Elizabeth.

Elizabeth wiped away her tears, and looked at the man. He was surprised, why could the man come to him when he was feeling sadness.

"Tell me what really happened? To make you feel more relieved," he said again.

"Go! I want to be alone" Pinta Elizabet.

"Why did you throw me out? I just want to help you, Sumi," said the man.

Elizabet was silent, indeed at this time he needed a place to tell stories. But, there was no way he would tell this matter to anyone else.