Who Are You?

"Who are you?" she asked.

"Dea," replied Dea.

"Dea? I've never seen you. What's your relationship with Aiden?" the woman asked, her arms crossed in front of her chest.

"I'm the wife-"

"He's my cousin," interrupted Aiden who was suddenly in the living room.

"Where's cousin By?" asked Wendy.

"From... East Java," replied Aiden.

"By? Baby? Oh ... so this is Wendy," Dea thought.

Wendy frowned. "How can Aiden have a wrinkled cousin like this, the feelings of all of Aiden's family are sad," Wendy thought.

"Ehh... You brought cake too," said Aiden, who tried to distract Wendy from Dea.

Wendy still watched Dea from top to bottom.

"Wow, this child is very polite, how dare you openly look at me like that," Dea thought, who was offended by Wendy's gaze.

Aiden coded Dea to come in immediately because Dea felt like she was a mosquito repellent and had received a code to leave immediately, Dea decided to go into her room.

"Hey, Baby," Aiden called to Wendy who was still watching Dea.

"Hmm?" said Wendy.

"What did you bring the cake for, By?" Aiden asked.

"Today's your birthday By," said Wendy.

"I'm still next month By," said Aiden.

"Eh... Really?" Wendy couldn't believe it.

"Yeah, you're celebrating too fast, Baby," Aiden said softly.

"Ahhh... I think I'm the latest celebrating your birthday By," said Wendy annoyed and sad at the same time.

"Ummm... It's okay By, thank you, honey, for bothering to prepare all of this," Aiden said to Wendy, where the corners of his lips pulled down.

"I'm ashamed, how can I be wrong like this," said Wendy with a pitiful face.

"It's okay honey," Aiden replied and approached Wendy and hugged the woman's body. A sweet kiss landed on Wendy's forehead.

Dea approached Bik Asih.

"Miss, make chicken porridge, then put it with supplies," Dea ordered Mrs. Asih.

"Yes, Non," replied Mrs. Asih. Dea accidentally saw her wedding photo with Aiden perched on the dining room wall.

"It must be because there is Wendy here," Dea thought, ignoring the photo, Dea went straight to her room. Dea cleaned herself that felt sticky with sweat. After finishing, Dea went downstairs to have dinner.

Aiden just came from the direction of the living room,

"Looks like Wendy has come home," Dea thought.

"Where have you been De? It's been a long time playing," Aiden asked. "I'm inquisitive, this child," Dea thought.

"The market," replied Dea without looking at Aiden, he was busy with his food.

"It's been a long time, let me know when you come home in the afternoon or evening," Aiden chirped in annoyance.

"Hm, after this I want to go out again," said Dea, this time looking at Aiden.

"Where else? Still not satisfied playing all day?" Aiden asked.

"Visit people," replied Dea.

"Visit who?" Aiden asked.

"People," answered Dea.

"What time are you coming home?"

"Night, depends later," replied Dea who started to drink water.

"Who with?" asked Aiden again.

"Toni," Dea answered shortly after finishing a glass of water. "Bik the porridge?"

"This is Non," replied Mrs. Asih, who immediately approached Dea and handed her a rather large lunch bag.

"Thank you, Bik, I'll go first," said Dea.

"Yes, Non, be careful," replied Mrs. Asih.

Toni was waiting for Dea in front of the house.

"Depart now Non?" Tony asked.

"How about next year?" asked Dea.

"Next year?"

Dea shook her head and went straight into the car.

"Eheheheeee... sorry Non," said Toni. Toni got into the car and sat in the driver's seat, the car drove to the hospital, where the old man had been treated.

Aiden frowned because Dea did not say goodbye to him, instead said goodbye to Bik Asih.

"What do I think of this woman," annoyed Aiden.

"Master's husband," replied Bik Asih with a smile, who found Aiden's anger funny.

"If the husband is not like that, Bik, it's Bik Asih who is being spoken to, not me, who is clearly in front of her," Aiden chirped.

"But Non Dea had permission from Mr. if you wanted to go," replied Bik Asih.

"But I haven't given my approval yet, can he leave?" Aiden annoyed.

"The important thing is that you have permission, Master. Non Dea still thinks that Master is her husband, that's why Non Dea gave permission first, even though she didn't wait for an answer from Master first," replied Bik Asih, who was trying to quell Aiden's annoyance.

"Heh... you know ah Bik, just like it Dea," said Aiden and immediately started eating the food that was already available on the front of his plate.

Dea had just arrived at the hospital, and Toni swiftly brought Dea's lunch.

"Ton have you eaten?" asked Dee.

"Hehe, not yet Non," answered Toni with a smirk.

"Find something to eat first, here's cash," Dea ordered and handed Toni a few bills.

"Ah yes, thank you, Non, but I will take Non Dea to Mr. Hando's room first," answered Toni, who immediately received the money sheet from his employer.

"Alhamdulillah, the fortune of a pious child from a beautiful employer, you just know that I still need money," thought Toni gratefully for receiving money from Dea.

"Okay," Dean replied as he walked. "What major are you studying, Ton?" asked Dee.

" informatics engineering," answered Toni.

"Semester?"

"Fifth-semester Non," answered Toni.

"Are you still living or have you moved to Aiden's house?" asked Dee again.

"Following Mr. Aiden Non's house, I just moved yesterday," answered Toni.

"Oh yes," said Dea, she was already in front of Mr. Hando's door. Toni hastily opened the door for Dea.

"Thanks," said Dee.

In the room, there is a nurse who checks on Mr. Hando's condition. Pak Hando smiled seeing Dea's arrival.

"Are you okay sir?" asked Dee.

"Yes, son, thanks to you who helped father, now your condition is fine," replied Mr. Hando. Toni put his lunch on the table beside Pak Hando, and immediately left the room.

"Thank God for that," said Dea.

"I'll excuse myself, Mrs. Sir," said the nurse, who had finished her work.

"Ah yes Sus, thank you very much," replied Mr. Hando.

The nurse came out of the patient's room, Dea saw a well-built and big man standing there. Unbeknownst to Dea, Pak Hando secretly coded the man to leave immediately. The man left without saying a word. Dea was a little suspicious of the man's presence.

"Pak Hando knows the man standing in front of the door earlier?" asked Dee.

"Which man is it? The feeling is that no one is there," Mr. Hando lied."Ah, I think I saw it wrong then," replied Dea. "Isn't that human?" Dee thought. He subconsciously shook his head, Pak Hando was relieved that Dea didn't investigate too much about the old man.

"Have you eaten?" asked Dea.

"This afternoon already," replied Mr. Hando who just remembered that he had not had dinner.

"Then you eat first, I happened to bring porridge from home," said Dea and immediately took out her porridge, setting up a small table in front of Pak Hando.

"Oh, that's a lot of trouble, son," said Mr. Hando.

"It's okay, sir," replied Dea, who put the porridge and cutlery on the small table in front of Pak Hando. "Please eat," continued Dea. Pak Hando smiled at Dea, his hand was holding a spoon, but when he started to spoon the porridge, his hands seemed to be shaking. Pak Hando is still trying to feed the porridge on his lips. But instead of entering his mouth, the porridge spilled onto his shirt.

Dea hastily took a tissue and wiped the spilled porridge on Pak Hando's shirt. Mr. Hando looks very weak,

"I'm sorry, sir, son," said Pak Hando, who felt that he was a troublesome old man.

"It's okay, sir, I'll just feed him," said Dea as he threw the used porridge tissue into the trash. Mr. Hando nodded his head.

Dea began to feed Pak Hando carefully. After the porridge was finished, Dea helped Pak Hando to drink.

"Hahh .... thank you, son, for helping this old man, the porridge is delicious," said Mr. Hando satisfied.

"You're welcome, sir, this is not porridge made by me, but made by Bik Asih," said Dea.

"Bik Asih who son?" asked Mr. Hando.

"Workers at my house," replied Dea.

"Please say thank you to him," said Mr. Hando.

"Yes, Mr. Hando, do you want to go to the bathroom? Let me help," Dea offered.

"Ahh... I'm embarrassed," said Mr. Hando.

"It's okay," replied Dea, and began to help Pak Hando get out of bed. Dea sat Hando in the closet after that Dea left Pak Hando alone in the bathroom.

Toni returned after looking for food for himself,

"Mr. Hando?!" asked Toni who was surprised to see an empty patient bed.

"In the bathroom," replied Dea who was also surprised.

"Ohh...." Toni nodded her head.

"Son, it's finished," called Mr. Hando inside.

"Let it be Non," said Toni. Dee nodded his head. After Toni laid Pak Hando on his bed, suddenly Dea's cellphone rang.

"Wait a minute, sir, I'll pick up the phone first," Dea allowed.

"Yes son, please," replied Mr. Hando.

"Toni, please clean this, okay?" Dea ordered, pointing to the supplies that were scattered on the table.

"Ready Non," said Toni.

Dee came out of the room. When she saw who was calling, Dea's brow furrowed because it was an unknown number.