The Threshold of Patience

"Well, Auntie is really the dream mother-in-law," said doctor Ajeng with aweful eyes. "When, yes, Ajeng can get an in-laws like Auntie?" he said grinning.

"You have a lot of milih, yes, ga dapet-dapet, Jeng," said Ms. Sasongko smiling while patting Ajeng's shoulder. "Ajeng is already achild for myself for me, Ma'am, sir. That's why it's deliberately chosen to be a family doctor."

Kaylila's parents smiled, then nodded their heads. 

"Auntie could have." Ajeng blushed. "By the way, can Ajeng have time to talk to Nosa and Kaylila, Auntie?"

Ajeng hesitates to say her plea, afraid to offend the parents who love Kaylila very much. 

"Of course." Ms. Sasongko approaches Kaylila. "Honey, Mama's waiting outside, yes." Kaylila nodded her head, gessing. Kaylila's parents also followed Ms. Sasongko's steps out of the room.

"Son, Mama and Papa wait outside too, yes."