Mystery Kitchen Miranti
7

Amanda begins to carry out the tasks given by Miranti. After studying some files, Amanda will now identify every asset owned by Miranti Kitchen Restaurant.

Amanda invites Nina to finish her task. In addition to completing tasks, there were other things Nina wanted to look for.

During a short break, Amanda invited Nina to sit in one corner of the restaurant in the backyard. At that time, visitors were very crowded. And that corner is a great place to tell a story.

Amanda recounted the incident to a girl who was several years behind Amanda's age. However, Nina was very mature and comfortable to talk to. Although the girl was a little emotional, but her heart was very kind.

"Sister, it means that something is really wrong here" Nina said after hearing Amanda's story.

"Have you ever met anything weird here?" Amanda asked Nina.

"Thank God I've never been brother, but other friends he said once. Even met a mother who wore white clothes" explained Nina.

"Who's meeting?" ask Amanda enthusiastically.

"Ranges, brother. Rangga's night shift. When you want to pick something up in the barn, right there."

Nina rubbed her hands together, then continued. "At first thought that Rangga was Miss Mel, greeted him, but no nyahut. Approachable as it turns out is not, brother. Hiiii, just a serem."

Nina was starting to get scared.

"What's real?" ask Amanda to get tense.

"Said Rangga, his face is spooky brother, crushed so." Nina rubbed both hands more and more.

"Should Miranti know about this?" ask Amanda again.

"Bu Miranti yunya of Lia. But Miss Miranti did not respond too much. He said it was common, his name was also on the seafront." Nina looked grumbling.

"Oiya, said Bu Min, a cleaner, there used to be other mothers working here. She's the same age as Min. Her name's..." Nina tried to remember, but it failed.

"Ah, I forgot. Anyway, the mother just worked with Ms. Min," continued Nina.

"Where is he going now?" ask Amanda, I'm getting curious.

"Said Bu Min, the mother and her son returned to their village suddenly. I didn't even get to say the same thing as Min."

Amanda raised her pursed both of her lips as a form of mind berserk.

"You mean, the mother works here with her son?" amanda wants to know.

"Yes, it seems so. Just ask your sister, Miss Min." Nina proposes.

"Why did the Princess die?" amanda was getting curious.

Amanda's mind starts to get distracted with all the stories she hears, but she still thinks it's commonplace. Nothing is strange.

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Before returning home, Amanda stopped by the stall across the street. He pretended to buy a tissue.

"A new hire, right there?" ask the shop owner.

"Yes, Mom," Amanda said as she picked out some snacks.

"Oiya Ma'am. Meet me Amanda." Amanda thrusts her hands to shake hands.

It turns out that the mother of the stall owner named Ida, is very friendly and likes to talk. After getting to know each other, they started talking about something else.

"Then, he said the restaurant building was empty for a long time, Mom?" ask Amanda to take a chance.

"Yes. But even though it was empty, mediocre," said Bu Ida provoked a question in Amanda's mind.

"Ordinary, you mean ma'am?" search Amanda.

"Yes, it was after being used as a restaurant even became a serem. Hiiii." Mom Ida's face looked upset.

"Where my house is facing the restaurant. I'm afraid of him too." There was clearly a snobbing tone from Mother Ida.

"Despite something strange, ma'am?" insist Amanda.

"If it's midnight, the headlights like to turn off on their own. You know, I asked Mrs Miranti once, she said she never turned off. Keep knocking a few times the door of my house, just opened no one." The story of Bu Ida increasingly leads to horror stories. Amanda was getting uncomfortable hearing that. But Ida still did not want to stop telling stories.

"My husband also met several times with women whose faces were crushed and crying for help," continued Bu Ida like not to stop.

"Even said Mr. Gafur, it was the spirit of Mala, a former worker there, first." Madam Ida is getting excited.

Amanda's forehead wrinkled. "Mala? Ex-worker there?"

"Yes, Mala was a janitor. He and his wife work there. I know him too."

Unnoticed, Amanda's mouth gaped. She remembered Nina's story this afternoon. "Wasn't that mom coming home?" without realizing Amanda said.

"If Bu Miranti said yes, but Mr. Gafur said that Mala and her child were dead" explained Ms. Ida.

Amanda was confused and felt strange. "Oiya, who's Mr Gafur?"

"Sir Gafur is here. He can kind of see the supernatural," replied Ms. Ida.