The Successor of the Family
Arnold's Regret

"Sir, don't skip any more whatever the reason. You have to be diligent in learning so that when adults can be successful and take care of our mother, grandmother, and two brothers" said Arnold gave a warning to his sister when the car stopped in front of his school.

Of course Arnold wanted his sister to be more disciplined and responsible again for her education. Although Alan's activities while in the hospital yesterday was a good action, but the exclusion of education was not true. If possible, both should be balanced.

"Woh... Belalti Alan smooth learning tinderu dong. Bial bica mutul cama belantem cama olang-olang that is disturbing the club tita," said Alan who immediately had a brilliant idea.

"Kok boxing anyway? Learn right first in school, deck." pity.

"Sir, Alan battalion ask les dinju cama kalate in lual cekolah. Hm... Bad idea" Alan said without warning Arnold.

Ridho who saw Arnold was upset because of his argument with Alan could only hold back his laughter. If you are in a position like this, obviously Ridho will only be a spectator. Because he will definitely lose if against two people who are good at the debate. But if the two argue, it is certain that will win is Alan.

"I'm sorry your brother, deck. Ngeyel. Later if your face gets bumped, then you know the taste. Still a little you, mending play ball play bekel aja Alan it." said Arnold who then chose to get out of the car because upset with his sister.

Alan who heard the words from his brother could only gap wide. Especially about the ball he has to play. But what makes Alan surprised, his brother was even upset with him. He felt that he had done nothing wrong but was blinded.

"What's wrong, Uncle Lidho? Tok hali is witty on kecal cama Alan. Though Alan nih cedali was sniveling too late you know, nothing of the sort." said Alan while tilting his head like thinking about his mistake.

Ridho who saw Alan was silent and did not feel guilty at all could only pat his forehead slowly. Because the master's son was never to blame even though it was actually wrong. Especially Alan who is stubborn and wants to win alone.

"Den Alan was wrong. Wrong was Uncle Ridho," broke up Ridho while shuffling his hair in frustration.

"That's it... Who just tan Uncle Lidho napa on kecal cama Alan. Matana Uncle Lidho was silent ndak bitin or dimalahin," said Alan who now blames Ridho.

Ridho did not comment on Alan's words at all. It's certain that whatever he does will go wrong in Alan's eyes. Alan has no guilt at all. Though Alan knew that from then on Ridho was just silent but with confidence he even directly blamed him.

Ridho had said himself wrong because so that all the problems were solved. Uh instead of finishing, even Alan discussed his guilty self. Ridho immediately drove his car at medium speed to get to Alan's school.

"Please Den Alan, this has arrived at school. Teachers and other friends have been waiting for the arrival of Den Alan you know," said Ridho with a forced smile.

The car Ridho was driving stopped in front of Alan's school gate. Alan saw the surrounding that had many students and his parents were entering the schoolyard. Alan was seen sighing and lazy for school.

"When did Alan transfer papa's cama and unda to cekolah?" mumbling slowly.

Ridho who heard Alan's slow mutter instantly averted his eyes. It was Alan who was still watching the surroundings with a sad look. This time it looks like Alan is showing the other side of himself in front of Ridho.

"Patience, den. One day, surely papa and his mother will take Den Alan to school really." said Ridho calm him down.

"Now consider it Uncle Ridho's father Den Alan who drove to school. Come on now get off," he asked.

Alan who heard the remark from Ridho instantly averted his gaze. Of course he does not want to be pitied by his family driver. Moreover, Ridho's gaze on him was like underestimating him who did not get a chance delivered by his parents.

"Where does bica tayak pour? Papa Andle tuh handsome lho makak reed nandap Uncle Lidho cama tayak him. Dauhlah.." said Alan with his spiciness.

"God... You really hurt me, mas." said Ridho in an exaggerated tone.

"That's your mama, Ani." said Alan by mimicking a drama scene.

Ridho could only gape in disbelief hearing what Alan said. Moreover, the lebaynya tone, of course, makes Ridho only bosa bobbing in disbelief. His acting-like appearance really impressed him.

Even after saying that, Alan immediately got off the car by himself. Alan enters his school leaving Ridho still staring at him in disbelief. It seems that if you play a drama like this, Ridho will immediately lose a landslide if faced with Alan.

"Alan. Prospective penelusna Jepli Nikol nih," he murmured who immediately walked into his class.

Some of the teachers who saw Alan enter the classroom were immediately shocked. Because yesterday Alan did not enter school and now comes with a face that is so relaxed. As if yesterday there was nothing to happen so the play entered the rescue.

"Alan, let's salim first with the teachers. Yesterday did Alan not go to school, did not miss the teachers here?" ask one of the teachers to Alan gently.

"Sir, Alan tangenna cama Cia" said Alan innocently.

"Mother ask for permission from Alan? Later cuami mother even lho talo mother ditangenin cama wowok and tayak Alan," he continued.

The teacher immediately blushed in embarrassment from hearing what Alan said. While some of the other fellow teachers could only hold back his laughter. Because the teacher who was reprimanding Alan was the teacher who just entered yesterday. Of course, he only knew that one of his students did not go to school.

While the teacher named Siska did not know how the character and attitude of Alan so far. After saying that, Alan sat down in his chair next to Cia. Cia smiled sweetly at Alan coming back to school.

"Alan napa ndak invite Cia Talo to skip check? Cia tan wants it" said Cia with a whimper.

"Alan ndak mawu Cia dadi bedgil. Bial Alan caja who is a bedboy, Cia ndak ucah." said Alan while winking one eye towards Cia who is now wrong behavior.