If only Ainun knew that there would be an appearance of Sukma near the kitchen, she would have definitely chosen to go with Mah Rati so as not to be haunted by Sukma's ghost. She rubbed her eyes repeatedly to see more clearly if this was real. In the end, Sukma disappeared from sight.
Ainun went limp and silent, not daring to move or make a sound because she was afraid. Otherwise, Sukma might enter the kitchen. This house's kitchen was not tightly sealed, after all. Ainun's house was not a luxury house that could be completely closed up. There were many holes in the walls, so ghosts could enter at any time.
"I hope it doesn't come in, please don't come in!" Ainun was terrified.
However, Ainun's hopes were dashed because now standing before her was a very scary figure. It was Sukma, whose form was a mess. Sukma's ghost was just like her body when Ainun found her, but this time it felt scarier.
If the one in the suitcase just stayed silent and didn't move at all, this one could grin creepily, making Ainun unable to move even a little. Ainun stayed silent and resigned to whatever would be done to her. It wasn't actually resignation. She was more scared, so her body refused when she tried to move.
"Aiiiii...I'm in pain, Ai," Sukma's voice sounded hoarse.
"Hiks, hiks! You said you were my friend, Ai. But why didn't you come with me too? Come with me," Sukma invited.
"GO AWAY...go away from me!" Ainun shrieked in terror.
"How could you do this to me, Ai! My body hurts so much, who killed me?" Sukma sobbed.
Ainun was taken aback because Sukma herself didn't know who had killed her. Why was this girl like this, not even knowing who had killed her? Maybe the killer had powers so that Sukma herself didn't know who had taken her life.
Wuuussssh.
"Aaaargh!"
Sukma's body disappeared, carried away by a figure that moved so fast that Ainun could only see a shadow, and it was that shadow that had taken Sukma away from her now. Ainun didn't know anything at all because she was just an ordinary girl who had never dealt with the supernatural.
"MOOOOM!" Ainun ran out of the house in a panic.
Braaaak.
"OUCH!"
As a result of rushing and not seeing what was outside the house, Ainun crashed into Pendi, who was heading to Mr. Tomo's house to help with all sorts of things because there were two bodies that had to be taken care of or buried.
"What's wrong, Nun? Be careful when you walk!" Pendi helped Ainun to her feet.
"Take me to Mr. Tomo's house, Mas! I'm afraid to be alone at home." Ainun felt a little relieved to see Pendi.
"Where's your mother?" Pendi asked, looking inside.
"Mom's at Mr. Tomo's house. I was home alone, and Sukma came to see me!" Ainun didn't want to look inside the house.
"It's okay, just close the door." Pendi closed the door to Ainun's house.
"Why are people coming out in droves, Mas?" Ainun was also confused because she didn't know the latest news about Razi and Sukma's body, which had been returned.
"You didn't hear about Razi being found dead?" Pendi looked at Ainun seriously.
The person asked just shook her head because she really didn't know about it. Ainun didn't even know that Sukma had been brought home by the police. And about Razi being found dead, Ainun definitely didn't know.
"Razi died in front of the peanut field, his stomach ripped open," Pendi recounted.
"Oh God, I feel so sorry for Bu Dian." Ainun felt sorry for those left behind.
"His wife is only three months pregnant," whispered Pendi, who knew about Clara's pregnancy.
"Come on, let's hurry there. Who knows, we might be able to help, even if just a little," Ainun urged impatiently.
"Okay, I also want to go to the cemetery area to help with the digging of the graves," Pendi nodded, always ready.
"Be careful. I hope nothing else happens," hoped Ainun, who was quite worried.
She was also worried because two people had already died, and they were siblings. Many suspected Mr. Tomo's enemies because they might be deliberately hurting his children just to make Tomo suffer when all his children died in tragic and frightening circumstances.
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"Dad! Aea wants to help Mom tomorrow." Zahra looked at Zidan, who was sitting down.
"Help with what, honey?" Zidan looked at his seven-year-old daughter.
"Dad doesn't need to know yet. Mom will tell you tomorrow." Zahra didn't want to reveal the secret.
Purnama, who was ready to pray, immediately joined her husband and child. Indeed, once they were all done, they would chat with all kinds of jokes. Sometimes Arya also joined their family, but not this time because they were busy.
"Why is Mom looking at Ara like that?" Zahra frowned in confusion.
"What's wrong, honey?" Zidan was also confused.
"Oh, it's nothing. I'm just admiring Mom's beautiful daughter," Purnama lied.
"Of course! Ara's beauty is just like Mom's." Zahra struck a cute pose.
It made her mother's members in the corner laugh. The little girl had started to be able to do everything. Purnama also just realized that she couldn't read her daughter's mind, which was what she had just seen that made Zahra uncomfortable.
"Purnama's definitely outdone by her daughter now," Maharani chuckled softly.
"She can't read Zahra's mind now, let alone later when Zahra can master her powers," Nilam added.
"It doesn't really matter as long as she doesn't go in the wrong direction. I'm afraid Zahra will be wild like her mother was," Nana chimed in.
"No way, her mother was only wild because Bu Nae didn't accept her," Nilam countered.
"Nilam's right! Zahra has everything she needs. I'm sure she'll grow up to be a good person," Maharani agreed.
"Aren't any of you thinking about Arka?" Arini looked at all her friends.
They all fell silent because they could still imagine what Arka would be like. After all, they were not just anyone. Arya didn't know what to do to face her son because Arka was very quiet and rarely socialized.
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