After having dinner with him, his mother, his younger
brother and sister, they suggested us to stay at their home that night, and go
back to JB early in the next morning. For me, that invitation is a gift.
I am touched, with the friendly conversations I had with his
mother and younger sister.
I am touched when his sister prepared her bed for me to
sleep.
I am touched when his sister prepared the space in her room
for me to perform my prayer and she put a carpet for me too. I am touched when
I knew he was the one who brought the carpet.
I am touched when he told me, his mother likes me.
I am touched when his mother and his sister worry about my
sahur (eating before the sunrise for fasting). Then we went to a restaurant to
buy and bring the food home.
I am touched when his sister enjoyed sharing a lot of stories
before we slept. I slept off, she talked to herself for few minutes, I believe.
I am touched when he woke me up for sahur at 4.30.
It was blackout, no electricity. I am touched when he burnt
a candle for me to eat. And I am more touched when I knew; his father was the
one who asked him to give me the candle.
I am touched when his mother were leaving to the church, she
not only shake my hands but also hugged me. Her motherly ‘goodbye’ in her
beautiful royal blue dress made my morning so meaningful.
I am touched when his sister asked me, “did you wake up for
your sahur?”, “did you have space to perform your early morning prayer?”. She
slept on the floor. I am touched because she gave her best for me, I knew she
was sleepy.
I am touched to see his father wave his hand to me when we
were leaving.
I am glad to know his family. Knowing his family makes me
know him more too. I like his family. And I like him. I am glad to meet them.
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