Why did you come home?

Dirga woke up when he heard iqomat from the mosque. He looked over and saw that Aisyah was still sleeping next to him.

"Albi, honey, let's get up and pray, because we're running late." Dirga got up and went straight to the bathroom to clean himself.

Aisyah woke up when she heard Dirga's applause, and her face turned pale when she heard Iqomat's voice. "Astaghfirullah, O Allah, I went too far, I did not wake up tahajjud." Like Dirga, Aisyah looked scared. She got out of bed right away and started getting Dirga's clothes ready, even though the man was still in the bathroom.

Soon, Dirga came out, and the man put on the clothes that Aisyah had already made. He then went straight to the mosque.

Aisyah washed herself and prayed right away. Then she took the Qur'an and read from it.

At six o'clock, Aisyah went downstairs without thinking to help her mother make breakfast.

Mrs. Hafidzah asked Aisyah, "Why was Dirga late to the mosque?"

"We overslept, Umm," was the honest answer from Aisyah.

"How can you do that, Astaghfirullah? So don't stay up too late "said Mrs. Hafidzah.

Aisyah kept quiet because she didn't want to argue with her mother. Dirga, who had just taken a bath, joined them in the dining room. The man seemed used to his father-in-house; law's he wasn't even shy around Mrs. Hafidzah.

They ate like there was no tomorrow. "Where do you want to go today?" Mrs. Hafidzah asked Aisyah.

"Mom, I'm going to school. The plan is to set up a farewell." Aisyah told Mrs. Hafidzah the answer to her question.

"Want me to take you?" asked Dirga.

"No, I'm with my friends," she said. Aisyah said no right away because she didn't want Dirga to know what school she went to.

"So, what gives! You should have been there. You're married, so you can't just go out with anyone "Mrs. Hafidzah's words were cut off, which made Dirga smile inside.

"Mom, he doesn't even have a car, so how can he want to take me?" Mrs. Hafidzah hit herself on the head.

His mother said, "Astaghfirullah, I forgot." In the end, they both laughed.

Even though there was a maid in the house, Aisyah washed the dishes after they ate. Mrs. Hafidzah and Aisyah also did some light housework. Aisyah went into her room after everything was done.

Dirga asked Aisyah, who had just finished taking a bath, "Do you want me to take you somewhere?"

"No, I can go alone." Aisha said no.

Dirga said, "Okay, I'll go first. Furqan has been waiting outside for me." He got up and walked over to Aisyah, who was busy putting on her hijab. He put his hand out in front of her.

Aisyah grabbed Dirga's hand and kissed it, but she didn't look at Dirga at all. The man was frustrated, so he grabbed Aisyah's shoulder and turned her so that they were facing each other.

Dirga whispered, "Get used to it, and see your husband when he wants to go to work." Dirga kissed Aisyah on the forehead and then briefly kissed the girl on the lips. Aisyah didn't move. Dirga can still taste and smell mint coming from Aisyah's mouth, though. To get a kiss so early in the morning, Aisyah's face turned red.

Dirga said goodbye to Mrs. Hafidzah and then left. Aisyah walked Dirga to the door, but because Dirga told her not to shake the man's hand, she didn't.

"Ehem, ahem, the newlyweds have a different vibe, don't they? Where's that scent again? How many times a day do you wash your hair?" asked Furqan.

Plaakk

Dirga hit the man on the shoulder, which made Furqan smile.

"Now that you're more handsome, you can also be fierce. But be careful, because if you run into Amel when you get home, you'll be a toothless lion again." Furqan gave an ultimatum to Dirga.

"Enough, quiet down!"

Dirga shut his eyes because he was tired and didn't want to hear Furqan talk about nothing.

"Yes, go to sleep before you hear what the first lady has to say."

Furqan laughed, because he knew exactly how his best friend had acted when he met Amel.

When they got to campus, Dirga and Furqan both went straight to their rooms.

Dirga was working on campus, so he didn't get in touch with Amel or Aisyah. When he got home from work, he called Aisyah to ask for permission because she was going home.

Aisyah doesn't mind, since they are moving to their new house tomorrow, so it makes sense that Dirga will go back home tonight to get everything ready.

When they were on their way home, Furqan asked Dirga, "What does it feel like to cut a durian for the second time?"

Dirga pretended not to hear what Furqan was saying the whole time, but it seemed like his friend was very interested in Dirga's new life.

"I can't tell you. If you want to know, you'll have to try it for yourself." Dirga even told Furqan that he should do what he did.

"You act like you don't even know me, don't even want to add more, don't even think about adding more, my wife already knows. I'm surprised. I think my wife has a genie that she told to spy on me, because every time I try to get close to another woman, I get caught." Even when he was told to get married again, Furqan blew up.

"Wow, your wife is great, isn't she? I also want to learn." Dirga looks serious in responding to Furqan's words.

Furqan asked, "Heh, what do you want the genie to do?"

Dirga told him to shut up because he was talking about nothing.

Furqan laughed out loud. He thought Dirga was serious, but it turned out he was just joking.

Not long after that, they went to Dirga's house because they lived nearby. Furqan went down to Dirga's house.

Dirga says, "Come in first!"

"No! I know, you asked me to come, so you won't get in trouble, right? I've been thinking that the Queen of Darkness might have set up a lot of tools to teach you a lesson." Furqan put his arms around Dirga and patted his shoulder.

"But all I can do is tell you to face this with honesty and patience."

Dirga pulled away from Furqan's hug and even hit his best friend on the arm. Furqan left Dirga's house and went back to his own.

He took a deep breath, then slowly let it out. Dirga walked into the house when he felt ready.

The man knocked on the door as usual, but no one answered. He opened the door and saw that it wasn't locked, so he walked in.

Dirga's heart felt a little better when he heard Amel's car. He thought Amel would be waiting for him at the door.

Dirga walked into the family room, which was also empty. He rubbed his chest again and said, "Thanksgiving."

"What's up? Where's Amel? Did she go once more?" Dirga asked himself.

"But why is the front door open if she's gone?

He had looked all over the house but couldn't find his wife.

Dirga said, "It looks like he's not at home."

The feeling that had been scary turned into happiness.

Dirga decides to go to his room to get ready for tomorrow. He opens the door to his room.

Bugh

Bugh

Bugh

The pillow flew towards Dirga all of a sudden.

"Why did you come home?"