After a while, the moon was brought in at the same time as Bulan's family arrived at the hospital and immediately approached Radit, who was still waiting in the waiting room outside the examination room.
"How is Bulan's condition, son?" asked Mamah Rahayu, who was Rembulan's mother.
"She's still inside, Mom. Still being examined by the doctor," Radit answered, trying to remain calm despite his inner anxiety while seeing Bulan's current condition.
Radit was a knowledgeable adult man, and he knew at least what had happened to Bulan, especially after that hot night between the two of them.
Of course, Radit thought about the consequences of it, and it had been bothering him all this time.
His fear and worries escalated when he saw Bulan's condition earlier, but Radit couldn't make a decision before knowing the truth of his thoughts.
And after everyone gathered in front of the examination room where Bulan was being treated, the doctor who had examined Bulan came out to give his diagnosis of the patient he had just examined.
"Family of Miss Rembulan Anandita Laksono," exclaimed the doctor who had just come out of the patient treatment room.
"I am, Doctor. I am her mother. How is my daughter's condition? Is she okay?" Mamah Rahayu asked the doctor, whose name tag read Doctor Tara Budianto.
"Your daughter is fine, Madam. She can be taken home after regaining consciousness, but to clarify her condition, it's better if you take her to the obgyn clinic because we only have medicine for general patients here," explained Doctor Tara, making everyone there furrow their brows.
Except for Radit, who knew well the consequences of their actions, and it was enough to make him feel hesitant.
"Obgyn clinic, Doctor? Why do we have to go there?" Mamah Ayu asked, still confused about her daughter's current condition.
"Yes, ma'am, because according to my preliminary diagnosis, your daughter is pregnant, and her pregnancy is about five weeks along."
Like being struck by lightning in broad daylight, the entire family was astonished upon hearing the news that Rembulan was pregnant.
Even Mamah Ayu fainted upon hearing the news that made everyone's heart stop.
Fortunately, her husband, Papah Bisma, was beside her, so Mamah Ayu's body was saved from touching the cold and dirty ground.
"Wake up, dear, don't be like this," Papah Bisma said, patting his wife's cheeks to wake her up.
"It's better if we take her inside, sir, so she can rest inside," said Doctor Tara, who helped carry Mamah Ayu's body.
Slap...
A slap landed on Rembulan's smooth, white cheek, leaving a red mark in the shape of a handprint, given by Papah Bisma.
"Pregnant? You're pregnant? Who? Who is the despicable man who made you pregnant, Bulan? Tell me, who is he, Rembulan?" Papah Bisma asked amid his raging anger when he found out that his daughter was pregnant without a husband.
Earlier, after Mamah Ayu regained consciousness, they all agreed to take Bulan to the obgyn clinic to further ensure her condition.
And indeed, Bulan was now five weeks pregnant. But what shocked the family was not knowing who the treacherous man was who had implanted his seed in Bulan's womb.
Meanwhile, Bulan remained silent. Not a single word came out of her tiny lips.
Is she in shock? Of course, Bulan was shocked to find herself pregnant with her brother-in-law's child.
Bulan never expected that God had not stopped playing with her life, and now she was given another challenge with the presence of the fetus resulting from her night with Radit.
What about Radit? Was he truly a coward? Did he stay silent when he found out that now there was a potential child in Bulan's womb from that night's act?
No, definitely not. Radit was determined to admit and take responsibility for what he had done to Bulan.
However, once again, Bulan still forbids it because Bulan knows how devastated her sister would be if she found out that her husband is going to have a child with another woman, and to make matters worse, that woman is her own sister.
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