Hutama Medika Hospital
A beautiful young doctor named Renata who is familiarly called Ren by the people around him has now officially worked at the Medika Hutama hospital. An elite hospital belonging to the Hutama family. Renata never imagined that she could be accepted to work in this elite hospital without intermediaries or promotions from insiders. Thanks to his efforts and intelligence, he was able to pass the test and was accepted to work at the hospital as a pediatrician.
This morning, with hasty steps, Renata walked down the hall after aisle because there was a new patient who needed her help.
"Cheer up, Ren," said Renata as she accelerated her swing.
So excited, Renata accidentally nudged the arm of a middle-aged woman who was walking down the street as if looking for something in her bag. Yep, the middle-aged woman is looking for her cellphone. But unlucky, the woman's cellphone fell because it was hit by Renata's arm.
Brukk takkk
"Sorry ma'am, sorry I didn't mean to," Ren said feeling guilty. Ren's hand immediately reached down to pick up and check the middle-aged woman's cellphone which had fallen due to being hit by it.
With a friendly face the woman actually smiled and heeded Renata's words because she also felt wrong in that regard.
"It's okay, Doc. I was wrong because I was too panicked looking for a cellphone so I didn't see a doctor walking in front of me," said the woman with a friendly smile.
"No ... No, it was my fault, Mom. I was in too much of a hurry to cause your phone to fall. Fortunately, the phone is okay, Mom. I'm sorry again, Mom," said Renata while stroking the back of the woman's hand. .
"Ahh yes ... sorry I'll excuse myself, ma'am. I have a patient that I have to treat immediately," said Renata politely.
"Okay doctor ... please," replied the friendly woman.
Renata swung her long legs faster to half run.
"Hopefully I'm not late," Renata thought.
While the woman that Renata hit earlier was still standing in place watching Renata's back pass. The woman who still looks fashionable even though she is no longer young turns out to be Mrs. Anna, the mother of the owner of the hospital where Ren works.
But even though Renata didn't know who she hit, Renata was still friendly and polite, making Anna amazed at Renata's character.
Anna was still stunned, she remembered Renata's face, the next second she wondered who the doctor she had just seen was. Anna thinks that Ren is a new doctor so she doesn't recognize or greet herself as the mother of the owner of the hospital where she works.
"Beautiful, kind, polite and ideal. Hopefully Dafa will find a partner like that," Anna muttered, remembering Renata's smile.
Renata opened the doorknob of a VVIP room. He saw a boy lying weakly on a gurney. He moved closer, took a stethoscope which he kept in his snelli pocket.
Renata checked the boy, he then took a thermometer to measure the boy's body temperature. It turned out that the child had a high fever.
"Sorry, Mom, since when did your son have a fever?" Renata asked a fat middle-aged woman who was still wearing a nightgown.
"Since last night, Doc. Den Kafa has been vomiting and has a fever," the woman argued.
Renata nodded in understanding. I don't know where the courage came from, he then gently rubbed the top of the child's head which made the owner squirm and open his eyes.
"Mom," Kafa called.
"Den Kafa, is Den Kafa hungry? Does Aden want something?" she asked.
The boy shook his head weakly, he was crying and trying to pull out the IV tube that was stuck in his hand.
"I want to go home," the boy whined.
Renata patiently and painstakingly persuaded the child to want to be examined and treated at the hospital because of his weak condition. Instead of answering, he started crying even louder. Several times the boy cried and called her "Mother" which made Renata feel sorry for something.
"Mother ... mother do not go," said Kafa.
"Mother, Kafa misses you," said the boy while sobbing.
A nanny apologized, the nanny approached Renata explaining that the boy was missing his mother, he wanted to meet his mother.
"I'm sorry Den Kafa, Doctor. Aden must really miss his mother at this time," said the nanny uncomfortably.
"Where's the mother, ma'am?" Renata asked curiously.
"Madam has been gone for a long time, Doctor. Even since Aden was a baby," explained the nanny.
"Oh my gosh ... what a pity for this child," Renata thought.
Renata's heart ached to hear the story from the nanny. He intends to give attention and a little affection to the boy during his hospitalization. At least maybe it can cure a little mother's affection that has never been felt by this little person named Kafa.
With a soft caress from Renata Kafa finally stopped talking and slept soundly. Her sobs slowly softened and disappeared. Renata also said goodbye to the caregiver and left a message if later Kafa still had a fever and was vomiting to immediately call the doctor on duty, the caregiver who was known to be named Ati also thanked Renata.
"If later Kafa still vomits or has a fever, please immediately report it to the nurse, ma'am. So that the doctor on duty immediately handles him," said Renata gently.
"Okay, Doctor. Thank you very much for helping me persuade Den Kafa."
"Yes, ma'am, it's the same. Well then I'll go first, ma'am."
A middle-aged woman frantically entered her granddaughter's room and asked the nanny how her grandson was doing.
"Den Kafa's condition has calmed down quite a bit, madam. Last night until this morning Den Kafa had a high fever and this morning he was crying while delirious calling him 'MOM', madam. Fortunately, there was a good doctor who wanted to help me calm Den Kafa," said Bi Ati. .
"Doctor? Which doctor is Ati? Is it the doctor who often treats Kafa?" asked Anna curiously.
"No, that's Nyah... that's so and so, looks like Mrs. Doctor is new here because it's the first time I've seen the pediatrician Nyah," explained Ati, who often took Kafa to the doctor.
Anna quickly guessed that the new doctor that Ati was referring to was the doctor she had accidentally met earlier. Anna had thought in her heart that she wanted to introduce Dafa to the doctor if the doctor wasn't married, but her thoughts just disappeared because she remembered that she had made an appointment to introduce Dafa to her best friend's child.
"Ahhh, I hope that Dafa will and quickly get married so that Kafa won't be like this again," Anna muttered to herself.
"Pray for your father, son, that your father will marry soon so that there is someone you can call mother and love you dear," said Anna while stroking the top of Kafa's head.
"Amen, I hope the lady's prayer will be granted by the one above. Poor Den Kafa, Nyah," said Ati, who was standing next to Anna.
"Ati, young master is here?" asked Anna to make sure.
"Um... er... not yet Madam, Master Dafa isn't here yet but I've already told him," Ati said, looking down in fear.
"That child is really outrageous! The child is sick but still working. Just be careful if you don't come here soon I will scold him," Anna scolded annoyed.
"Just because you glorify your loyal love, you're a workaholic," thought Anna.
"Ati quickly call again young master! Send him to the hospital immediately!"
"All right, madam." Ati, knowing the madam was upset, chose to remain silent and obeyed all her requests.
"Ahh yes, one more thing, please ask the driver to pick up Shafa right and deliver it directly to my house."
"Yes ma'am."
Ati immediately made a call and sent a message to his young master according to the instructions his madam had given him.
Anna looked sadly at the little boy who was lying on the gurney. If possible, Anna wanted to replace her pain because Anna couldn't bear to see Kafa's condition like this.
Anna loves her granddaughter very much. He is even willing to do anything just to make his two grandchildren happy. Anna rubbed the back of Kafa's hand while showering it with small kisses. He glanced at the pale face, then reached out his hand to gently caress Kafa's cheek.
"Kafa dear, get well, oma miss joking with you, son." Anna rubbed the back of her granddaughter's hand gently.
"Oma, I beg Kafa to be strong, be patient, God willing, Grandma will immediately find your father a companion so that someone will pamper Kafa and someone will call Kafa mother," Anna said softly while shedding tears.
Anna's heart was really sad to see Kafa lying weak like this. How can the cheerful boy Kafa actually harbor a deep sadness for the figure of his late mother that he has never told anyone. Kafa is a cheerful child, but who would have thought that behind his cheerfulness he harbors a longing for the figure he often calls mother.
"Arin...mama, please help Dafa to open her heart so that Kafa and Shafa have a continued mother figure who can love and care for her," Anna monologue quietly wiped away the traces of her tears.