The He Is Abrisam (S1-S2)
(season 2) Part 41
A female doctor walked into a room that was not too big. He brought an envelope and sat down at his desk. He sat opposite Abrisam and Adira who had been waiting for his arrival.
“How was the result, Doc?” ask the impatient Sam.
They are also waiting for the lab results to come out.
“For a while, Sir. I read first.” The hijab doctor opened the envelope. Suddenly she smiled, “welcome Mom, you are positively pregnant. The content is already 2 weeks old.”
Sam and Dira throw each other a smile, “I am so happy dear.”
Dira was slightly surprised as the husband hugged himself in front of the doctor. While the beautiful doctor smiled to see the happiness of his patients.
“Sam!” Dira patted the man's arm until Sam's embrace was over, “salu know.”
Sam turned to the female doctor who was writing something in the book.
“It's a prescription drug that must be redeemed.” The doctor gave me a scrap of the book he had, “please take good care of the contents, ma'am. You also help his wife not to get a lot of thoughts. Stress is not good for pregnant women.”
“Ready, Doc.” Answer Sam who was so sure.
After a long time in that check room. The couple left the place and continued their journey to the pharmacy.
Almost 2 hours Dira and Sam wait their turn to get the drug order. After they finished visiting the cake shop owned by Winda. This is all at Dira's request. He wanted to tell this happy room to his mother.
“Pelan-pelan darling!” sam exclaimed as Dira ran into the shop. The man followed behind.
“Mama!” call Dira with a smile that does not fade, “ada who wants Dira to tell nih.”
Winda came out of the kitchen with a tray containing cakes that had just been baked. Sam who was near his wife stood not far from where Dira stood.
“Dira there is good news,” said Dira already can't wait to tell everything.
The woman with the dip of hair put a tray on the display case, “for sure you are up in salary huh?”
Dira immediately glum, “not that, if the matter of Dira's work has been fired, Ma.”
“Kok can?” Vinda did not know about the many disasters that infested her child's household.
“There is a problem with the owner of the restaurant. Already, that's what Dira will tell me later. Now Dira wants to give Mama happy tidings.”
“What is it?”
“Mama wants to be grandma.”
Forehead Winda wrinkled. A few seconds there is no reaction from the woman, “meaning you are pregnant?”
“Iya, Mother. Sam went to the hospital to check. Doctor said, Dira's gestational age is 2 weeks.”
Smiles also spread on the lips of Winda. The mother-of-two came out of the room, which was bounded by the window and the table. He hugged his daughter with a radiant face.
“For yes, dear. Mama so happy.” Winda rubbed Dira's back, “awhile Mama became grandma.”
Dira chuckles at the reaction shown by her single parent. It was great to see my mother smiling that sincerely.
The girl looked at Sam. The man replied with a smile at him.
“Ugh, granddaughter.” Winda stroked Dira's flat stomach, “well yes there. Don't bother your mama if you want something.”
“Si baby not call Dira mom, Ma.”
“Terus?”
“Munda.” Dira smiled until he showed a row of teeth, “Dira wanted to be called Bunda.”
Sam walked away from the crowd. He chose to stand in front of a large glass while watching the vehicles passing by from inside the store.
“Halo, Sir! Is there any progress?” abrisam asked the person connected to the phone.
Sam nodded, listening to the information of the person who called him.
“Good, Sir. Immediately to the location. In 15 minutes I get there.” The man disconnected the phone, then kept the flat object back in his pocket.
He walked over to Dira who was now sitting sweetly at one of the tables. Winda was no longer seen with him. The woman was serving visitors who ordered the cake.
“Honey, you're here first. I have a business.”
Adira looks up at her husband, “what dealings?”
“That was the cop who handled my workshop fire case called. He said he found evidence at the site. So, you want to check the progress first. Who knows who will be found out my workshop.”
“Ya already, hopefully this case is quickly finished yes. Let you also be relieved and the bad guy gets a reply worth.”
“Iya, amen. Thanks for the support.” Sam kissed Dira's cheek, “I go first. Assalamulaikum.”
“Waalaikumsalam, be careful dear!”
The new Winda came back, pulled up one of the chairs and sat down close to Dira.
“Sam where to go?”
“Mau to workshop. He said police found something at the location of Sam's workshop that burned it.”
“Sam Workshop fire?”
Adira nodded and began to tell about the events that were abounding her little family all this time.
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Abrisam parked the motor first before meeting with the police chief.
“How about Sir?” abrisam asked as the policeman was waiting for his members to inspect the workshop.
“Eh, Mr. Sam. It seems to have been deliberately burned. According to residents who saw the fire grow at half six in the morning. So, the guy came very early in the morning. Maybe it could be at dawn. He deliberately so that no one sees the action.” The cop reached into my pocket. He gave a plastic wrapped cicin, “ini the item we found”
Sam took the sneak from the police, “when viewed from the shape. This is a men's ring, sir.”
“Truely, Mr. Sam. The ring fell in front of the workshop. It could be the perpetrator.” Sam give back the ring, “we will investigate the fingerprint attached to this ring.”
“Iya, Sir. I leave it all to the police. Hopefully as soon as I can know who dares to burn this workshop.”
“Lopor commander.” A firm remark from the police subordinate who was chatting with Sam was. Making these two men turn their heads, “we've checked all sides of the workshop. We found jerry cans of oil dumped in a patch of bushes that are behind the shophouse.”
“Bring that jerry can as proof. Tell the others that we're going back to the office!”
“Ready Commander!” the policeman passed away after passing on the information he got.
“Sorry, Mr. Sam. We still have other duties. So far the workshop has been completed we checked. Soon I will re-report the results of this investigation. Me and my colleagues say goodbye first.”
Abrisam and the policeman shook hands.
“Thank you, Sir. I wait to hear.”
Sam drove those cops away. He is happy to know a little more about the bad people who have the heart to buy this place of business. The man climbed back on the bike, put on a helmet, and rode back to his in-laws' shop to pick up Adira.
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