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How is my wife?

I'm sorry.

I did everything I could.

Excuse me.

Nurse.

I'm sorry, Sir. I'm genuinely confused.

I've been working for 10 years with the doctor.

But I've never seen a fetus disappear from the womb.

I'm so sorry. Please excuse me.

I.....

I'm actually sterile.

I don't know how Atikah got pregnant.

My baby.

The devil.

A devil got your wife pregnant.

And that same devil has taken the fetus away from her.

This village believes in that kind of superstition.

My baby.

My baby!

Atikah?

Atikah!

Atikah! Atikah!

My baby.

My baby. -Atikah.

Give me the scissors.

Atikah. -Where's my baby?

Give me the scissors. Come on.

Atikah! Atikah!

Atikah!

Atikah?

Atikah!

Help! Atikah!

The Devil in the Womb

The baby is healthy.

Look, it's waving to you.

Cute.

Are we done? -Yes.

You have to be careful, Ma'am.

Pre-eclampsia.

Your high blood pressure...

...may inhibit the oxygen supply to the placenta.

What do you mean? -If you don't treat it properly...

...it will be dangerous not only for your baby...

...but also for you.

So what do we have to do?

You need to take care of your wife's emotional stability.

Make her feel comfortable.

And the most important thing, is you always have to be there.

Remember, the fate of this baby...

...is in your hands.

Not mine.

Are you sure about this?

You've left a promising career.

For us.

Of course I am.

I will do anything for you and our children.

I've just moved into a different department.

I just need you to pray for me so that everything goes well.

Open the curtain.

Vito, don't run.

Vito!

Wow!

Please help with this.

Gosh, this is so lame.

How many hours does it take to go to school?

It's so isolated.

Can you not complain now?

Just go and unpack in your room.

Hey, Alani! -Leave her be.

I'll talk to her later.

All right.

Come on, watch your step.

Mang Ujang, how are you? -I'm fine, Sir.

Doing well? -Yes, thank God.

This is my wife. -I'm Amelia.

You can call me Mang Ujang.

How far along are you, Ma'am?

In five days, it will be seven months.

I'm holding a party for it.

Can you help invite all the people?

You want to invite the villagers?

Of course, I do.

And if there's anyone who wants to help cook, do let me know.

Of course, Ma'am.

Thank you. -You're welcome.

Thank you Mang Ujang. -You're welcome.

Do you like it? -I love it.

Oh?

What? -Did you do all this?

Yes, I did.

Thank you.

Now.....

What? -Please, please.

Just once.

I'm going out. -Just once.

Okay?

Dad?

Listen.

Vito!

Vito! Vito?

Vito! -Your pants are dirty.

Vito.

Sorry, Sir. I saw him fall from the swing.

It's all right, it just hurts a little.

All right, let's go inside.

Can you walk? -Yes.

You should be careful next time. -Okay.

Trust me.

You'll get used to this place.

If you could only open up your heart a little.

You'll love it here.

Especially because we're all together.

Marni.

Want some extra money?

Of course. Do you have a job for me?

My boss is looking for someone to help cook in her house.

Really? -It's perfect, right?

Who is your boss?

The owner of that house down there.

Do you want the job?

You should be thankful for your father.

He left his job in Jakarta.

Moved here with us.

So that he can have more time to spend with me and you.

You do know that...

...my illness can be dangerous?

I know, but I can.....

What?

Live alone in Jakarta?

In a dorm?

I can't let you do that.

I can't let you go. I can't leave Vito either.

We're a family. We should stick together.

Why would I adopt you and Vito...

...if I don't end up together with you?

Isn't that Mrs. Atikah's house? -It was.

No, thanks. Everyone knows that that place is haunted.

Right? -Yeah, it's creepy!

I will be risking my life. I don't want to!

Mom. Have you found your pills?

Not yet, sweetie, I've been looking everywhere.

I'll look in this box.

Honey, don't bother.

You need to go to that event with the villagers, just go.

Or else they'll talk about you.

I don't have the time to help you tomorrow.

Gosh, honey.

Enough. Listen to me.

Once you're done with your job...

...you can drive back to Jakarta to get my pills.

It's just three days, I can manage.

Honey. The event will last until midnight.

It's fine. Mang Ujang is waiting for you outside.

Just go.

Okay. I'll go, but you take care at home.

Call me if you need anything. -Okay.

Okay? All right.

Vito, take care of your mother. -Okay, Dad.

I have to go. Bye.

Vito.

Yes, Mom? -When you're done...

...just leave the window open.

Okay.

To let the breeze come in.

Hi, little one.

I hope you'll like it here.

We're not done unpacking.

But I promise I will.

Okay?

Little one. See you later.

Mom?

Mom?

Dad, you scared me!

You just didn't see me.

Why are you awake? -Well, Dad, I.....

What?

I couldn't sleep.

Go to your room.

I'll lock the doors, okay?

Honey, I have to go to work.

Little one, stay healthy in there, okay?

Take care of your mother.

Good morning.

Hi, Mang Ujang! -Ma'am.

Thank you. -Are you going to work, Sir?

Not exactly, Mang Ujang.

I was assigned to check...

...the landslide that happened on the hill over there.

Oh, the landslide?

I know about that. -Yeah, that one.

You should go. -Okay, honey, see you later.

Remember, call me if you need anything.

Okay. -Take care.

Okay. You too.

See you later, Mang Ujang. -Yes, Sir.

I should go too. Excuse me, Ma'am.

Thank you, Mang Ujang. -You're welcome.

Alani?

Vito?

Alani?