Juwita looked very shocked to see soil mixed with frangipani flowers out of her bag.
Instantly the classroom floor became very dirty. All pairs of eyes looked at her, including Mesya and Romi, the two teenagers looked surprised.
"It must be you! Come on, admit it! You must be the culprit, right?" shouted Juwita, pointing at Mesya.
Of course, this made Mesya not accept it, because it was not her fault.
"Don't ever accuse me!" Mesya snapped.
"I'm not accusing, because you're the only one who has a problem with me!" said Juwita.
"Hey! Even so, I'm not that bad! You even saw that I was ordered to clean the toilet until my break was up!" Mesya denied.
And Juwita was silent for a moment, she believed Mesya's words, she even saw with her own eyes when Mesya cleaned the toilet with Romi.
'Then who did it?'
In her heart, Juwita continued to wonder, although she also thought that this was Arthur's behavior, she was still not sure, because Mesya didn't complain to Arthur either.
Without a word, Mesya ignored Juwita and sat in her chair.
And Juwita didn't ask or scold Mesya anymore, she chose silence and sat in her chair too.
Not long after, the principal passed in front of their class and she accidentally saw the floor in the very dirty classroom.
The middle-aged and chubby woman immediately stopped in her tracks to check the class.
"Ouch! So dirty!" sneered Lula the headmaster.
"What happened?!" asked Lula.
And all the students fell silent.
"You guys are causing trouble again?!" asked Lula.
"Sorry, Ma'am! But someone put flowers and graveyard land in my bag!" said Juwita.
"Huh! Seriously! Who did it?!" asked Lula but they were all silent.
Then Juwita got another idea, this is one of the right moments to bring Mesya down even further.
"Mom, it seems that someone has a grudge against me," said Juwita quietly.
"Who is she?"
"Ah, I don't want to mention she's name, but there could be someone who has a problem with me and she has a grudge," said Juwita again.
"Huh?! Do you have any proof?!" Lula asked Juwita.
Then Juwita shook her head.
"I have no proof but I'm very sure, because the girl is very dirty, Mom, her heart is rotten, only her face looks beautiful," Juwita whispered in Lula's ear.
Of course, seeing this made Mesya and Romi very worried, they were sure, Juwita was planning something against Mesya.
Lula glanced at Mesya very cynically, but she couldn't do anything about it, or give punishment, because Lula had no evidence.
And even though she believed Juwita's words, it still couldn't be proof.
She couldn't openly accuse Mesya, she was looking for a way to keep punishing Mesya without accusing her.
"Then, since you've been punished for cleaning the toilet, then you should also throw this trash away, huh!" said Lula ordering Mesya.
"But, ma'am. It wasn't my fault?" Mesya protested.
"It's not a matter of you doing it or not, it's your responsibility!" said Lula.
I don't know what was going through the mind of Lula, a Headmaster, who should be an example to the students here, but she looked really bad in behavior.
She distinguishes Mesya and Juwita.
Because Lula believes more in Juwita's words, which have no proof, without hearing an explanation from Mesya first.
Not wanting to drag on, Mesya was finally forced to obey Lula's words.
Lula seemed to keep looking at Mesya's face that looked annoyed while folding her arms on her stomach.
While Juwita looks happy while covering her mouth to hold back a laugh.
Their behavior towards Mesya was seen by Arthur from behind the classroom window.
The boy looked so sharp, there was anger burning from the bottom of his heart.
Arthur's breath caught too as if he wanted to unleash an attack right now.
But strangely a few seconds passed, Arthur pulled the corners of his lips and he smiled strangely. Like he was looking at something very interesting and made him want to get it right away.
"Well, tonight we're having a meat feast," Arthur muttered.
Then he left the class.
***
Suddenly, the recess bell began to ring and all the students in the school started to leave the school gate, Juwita was no exception.
She walked with her friends, then after that, they separated and she got into the car.
"Until tomorrow!" shouted Juwita while waving to her friends.
Then she left the school area.
Arriving at home, Juwita went into her room and suddenly got a short message from her cellphone.
It was a message from one of the upperclassmen she liked the most, not Arthur or David, but a man named Yosi.
'I want to meet you, in the park near your house,' note the short message.
Juwita looked very happy, and she immediately changed clothes later, she was very neatly dressed.
The teenager, who is still in the first grade of junior high school, has been in love with a boy named Yosi for a long time.
And today there is no wind and no rain, suddenly Yosi asked her to meet.
After she finished getting dressed she walked out of the room with a smile on her lips.
Arriving at the park that Yosi promised, Juwita sat waiting for her arrival.
She fiddled with her cell phone, waiting to hear from Yosi.
"Yosi, why haven't you come yet?" Juwita muttered.
Drrt...
"Ah, she called me!" said Juwita enthusiastically.
And immediately she took it.
"Hello, Yosi! Where are you?" asked Juwita.
"I'm walking towards you, Juwita," replied the man who called her on the phone.
But strangely, the man's voice was very different from Yosi's voice.
Juwita understands how Yosi's voice is.
"Yosi, do you have a sore throat?" asked Juwita.
"No," the man replied again.
Juwita is getting confused, although very rarely, Juwita has called Yosi twice, and her voice is still clear in her mind, and Juwita is very sure that this voice is not Yosi's voice.
"I'm right behind you, let's look behind you," the man said.
And Juwita also obeyed the man's direction, she looked back, and it turned out that the person who called her was not Yosi.
"Arthur?!" said Juwita who was surprised.
"Hello, Juwita," Arthur greeted warmly.
Juwita is very scared, now Juwita is very sure that Arthur is the one who sent the flowers and grave land.
"What do you want, Arthur?" asked Juwita.
"We want to play with you," Arthur replied nonchalantly.
"We? What does that mean?" asked Juwita.
"Yeah, I mean 'we are one family," Arthur replied.
Then from behind the bushes in the garden came David, Charles, and also Arumi.
To be continued