53. For the Last Time

Anna woke up but she felt the world seemed dark. It feels like just yesterday that they met in marriage, had children, and joked together in the living room, played in the garden and prayed, memorized the holy Qur'an, and prayed congregational prayers together.

“I don't know how to live without you. I please honey, wake up! Wake up! You have to be strong enough to accept the harsh reality.”

"He's gone, Mrs. Murni, Mr. Wildan. Harry is dead. Forgive all my son's mistakes if while being your son-in-law, he made a lot of mistakes."

Murni shook her head.

"Harry has never done anything wrong to my family. He's a good son-in-law. Good. May Allah give him a clear path. I hope he is martyred. The first time we heard he was in an accident, we had a bad feeling. It turns out that today he has been called the One Who Loves His servant," said Murni, wiping her tears. She looked at Anna who was still lying weak on the patient bed, receiving treatment from the nurs