Romans & histoires Sang Santri

Maximo growls and my eyes bulge out. “What…what… you can't be serious,” I am surprised by his sudden command yet excited at the same time. “Brother, don't you want a taste? I am not selfish you know that,” “It's what we normally do, after all, we share,” Santino stands up and in the next instant he is kneeling before my tightly shut legs. What does he mean they share? Even their women? Yet again, I haven't seen them around any, I wouldn't know for sure.

Mariya to Axelina. "No, ma'am. In fact, Lexon slept very soundly. Ma'am, can I ask you? That's a lot of little kids. Are all those your children? " Axelina asked curiously. "They are called santri, students," said Mrs Mariya. Axelina remembered the explanation about the santri from Mr. Achmad last night. Axelina did not expect that there were so many students in this pesantren. "That means the kids who cooked the food last night, ma'am?" asked Axelina. Mrs. Mariya nodded her head. Axelina was truly amazed. Axelina didn't realize that Lexon wasn't beside her. Axelina panicked when she didn't see her son.

River immediately raised one brow to Troy. "Won't you sit beside me, Troy?" River asked Troy in astonishment. While Troy and the driver look at her confused. "What?" She asked in shock at the reaction of the two. Troy immediately fell silent and then spoke with no emotion. "Spynx strictly forbids us to associate with his women Miss Madrigal." Earlier River had heard the name Spynx at Troy who he thought was referring to Spencer. 'why Spynx?' he asked herself. "Why forbidden? And is Spynx Spencer?" River filled with curiosity. But instead of answering her, Troy did not spill and the driver started to drive without a word in front of her.

The sound of chanting was heard again as the gamelan music grew louder. A chilling song rang out. ‘Sanadyan planjeng satebeh mungkin’ (Despite running as far as possible) mboten bakal manggihaken margi wangsul. (Will not find the way home) Kula sampun nangsuli kalih tali pati. (I've tied with the rope of death) Manuto Nduk, Cah Ayu. (Obey the beautiful child) Ampun ngelawan, awakmu saget pejah tanpa raos sakit. (Don't fight, you can die painlessly)