"what..! Boyfriend? no." Nazwa continued her delayed dinner.
Sabrina began to pull her lips wide, smiling freely for the first time after leaving the detention center.
"Wiiiih! You can finally laugh too, Rin. So happy to see it," Nazwa said while replying to Sabrina's temptation. "Often, the furniture maker comes here to let you laugh." Nazwa and Sabrina laughed together talking about strange but entertaining things.
After dinner Nazwa and Sabrina rested and closed their eyelids in their respective rooms because the activity of tomorrow morning was waiting for them.
Sabrina and Nazwa who are not desperate, tomorrow will continue their journey to find jobs for their survival.
When the sun began to greet the morning, Sabrina was sitting pensively alone beside the window of her room.
"What with, Dad. In the 3 years since I spent in the detention center, I have never seen his brave face, did you hate me. I miss you, Dad," softly Sabrina who suddenly flashed a memory of his father.
"Rin! Are you awake yet?" Nazwa shouted as she knocked on Sabrina's bedroom door.
"Yes," said Sabrina slowly.
"Get ready soon, we want to go around Jakarta again," Nazwa continued.
"Okay, Naz," Sabrina replied.
After breakfast, Sabrina and Nazwa rushed to get ready to find a job. Not to forget Nazwa locked the fence of his simple house with a padlock that looks familiar.
For half a day Sabrina and Nazwa traveled around Jakarta. But neither did get a job. With a shabby body, they tried to rest on a roadside angkringan want to order a cold drink to quench her thirst.
Suddenly an old woman came along to rest in the same angkringan. It was clear from her voice a little loud, that the old woman was talking to someone through her gadget.
The old woman was looking for two household assistants for the boss's residence. Without thinking, Sabrina and Nazwa, who were sitting not far from the old woman, suddenly approached her and offered to fill the vacancy.
The old woman immediately invited Sabrina and Nazwa for an interview with their boss.
"Hopefully this is our fortune, Rin," Nazwa hissed at Sabrina
"Amen," Sabrina replied, rubbing her face with her hand.
"My boss is good. The main factor is you have to be honest, keep working agile and neat, " said the old woman who brought Nazwa and Sabrina.
"Of course, Mom. Honesty is a major factor in living life. Isn't that right, Rin?" Nazwa said to the mothers earlier as she glanced at Sabrina and threw her compactness. Sabrina nodded her head while smiling flatly.
Upon arrival at the prospective employer's House, they were both brought into the House and sat in a chair that looked luxurious from maroon genuine leather. The women immediately went up to the second floor of the House to call the employer's mother.
"It's a beautiful house, Rin. Big anyway, need two people, it takes two people, if I'm alone I'll be really tired," Nazwa hissed at Sabrina.
"Shh! do not talk too much first afraid to hear," said Sabrina who was so slow. Immediately Nazwa closed her mouth so as not to say much.
A beautiful and elegant woman came down from the second floor of her house. She was the mother of the owner of the house.
"Good afternoon, introduce me to your future employer." the woman greeted Sabrina and Nazwa politely and threw her hand at them.
"Good afternoon." Sabrina and Nazwa responded to the employer's mother's greeting and shook hands.
"My name is Yeni Assegaf. Call Me Mrs. Yeni," Mrs. Yeni introduced herself.
"So you guys are ready to work in my pretty big house?" continued Mrs. Yeni.
"Ready, Mrs.Yeni. We were both confident in our decision." Nazwa replied quickly. "Hopefully you can allow us to work at home, mother," Sabrina continued as she gave her sweet smile.
"Do you have any previous experience," continued Mrs. Yeni with the next question.
"Already. We are used to household chores. It's been Experience, a mother." Without the previous codes, Nazwa and Sabrina are very visible compactly answering all Mrs. Yeni's questions.
It is not the intention of the heart to lie. However, they tried to convince Yeni's mother that they could work hard.
"Oh yes, what is your name?" The next question.
"I'm Nazwa, Mom. And this is my friend Sabrina," Nazwa replied excitedly as she hoisted her index finger towards Sabrina.
"Well, I Accept you to work in my house. Tomorrow you can come back here and start work. Do not forget to bring clothes and worship supplies. If the shower is provided here in the back bathroom, " said Mrs. Yeni with smoothness. "I hope you can work well, don't make me disappointed," continued Mrs. Yeni. By handing 2 Red bills for Sabrina and Nazwa's fare tomorrow morning.
Finally, the two friends came home with a happy face after a struggle of several weeks around the city of Jakarta looking here and there.
Sabrina and Nazwa can sleep well for the night. Finally, they can get a job even if only as a domestic assistant, but it's okay as long as the work is lawful they will do it sincerely.
Tonight, Sabrina and Nazwa took care of all the things they wanted to bring.
"After 3 years I occupy this house tomorrow empty again this house," Nazwa softly.
"How about a contract, Naz. It's a pity if the empty time is afraid of damage," Sabrina advised.
"Yes, too, Rin. You're right!" Nazwa replied
"Just write in front of the fence and put your cellphone number," Sabrina continued.
"Smart!" Nazwa took Sabrina's advice with a smile.
Tonight Sabrina solidifies her heart will work earnestly for the life to come. Sabrina intends to raise money for her business capital in the future so that she can become an independent woman and change her life for the better.
"Assalamualaikum." There was a baritone outside the house knocking on the door and saying hello.
"Waalaikumsalam, one moment," replied Nazwa. "Who the hell nights, people are busy too. Don't disturb!" Nazwa grumbled softly.
Nazwa opened the door of her house and returned to be stunned by the arrival of an uninvited guest.
"What is it, brother. come again?" say hello to the man who keeps trying to get close to her.
"Can you talk for a moment? I have something to talk about, it's important!" whined the man.
"Talk to me outside, brother. My sister is still hanging out. But, I can't be busy for long," Nazwa said flatly.
"Yes, Naz. Not for long," replied The man who often greeted the brother.