My Lecturer, My Husband

Have you ever been so mad that you could boil an egg on your head?

I'm so tired of this.

But I'm sure everything will be alright.

I have found a man for you.

This is my last request.

Sorry, I let you down.

But I have a boyfriend!

-Sit down. -Yes, sir.

I accepted to marry her...

with the dowry of a set praying appliance in cash.

Hey, you are my wife.

Come on, please me.

You horrible man! Pervert!

You horrible man!

Get away from me!

Don't touch me!

That's enough. Stop crying.

We have Arya to take care of Inggit now.

Don't worry. I will take good care of Inggit in Jakarta.

Okay? Dad, I'll be taking my leave.

-Stay healthy, okay? -Yeah. You too, Dad.

-Yeah. -Be careful, Honey.

-Yes, Mom. -Take good care of Inggit.

I will, Dad.

-Mom, I'm going. Stay healthy. -Don't get sick again, Dad.

-Okay. -Take good care of Inggit.

-I will. -Stay healthy, Inggit.

Excuse us.

Bye, Mom, Dad. Peace be upon you.

And upon you, too.

Thanks for dropping me off.

You're welcome.

So, I'll see you tomorrow.

What? Why do you have the key to my house?

Your mother gave it to me, of course.

You don't want to live at my house.

And your mother agreed that should I live here.

That's not how it works.

Oh, my gosh.

How did the look of my house change?

You changed it, didn't you?

Yes.

How can you do that?

Of course, I can. Why can't I?

It's just a matter of whether you want it or not.

-I don't want it. -But I want it.

Whose house is this? My house, right?

Your house? You mean "our" house.

You can't do that. You promised me.

Have you forgotten your own promise?

I never forget my own promise.

You don't need to worry.

One important thing you have to remember...

is that I never promised that we will live separately.

No. The point is, I don't want us to live under the same roof.

What if you keep on forgetting? And you do something to me?

-What then? -Do something?

You mean I might change my mind?

Just relax. Listen.

I can control myself.

Don't you worry.

That actually makes me wonder.

Maybe you're afraid that you will be the one changing your mind.

No way! That's not going to happen!

Careful with what you say.

Slamming the door in front of your husband is not polite.

That's not how a good wife should be.

I don't care!

=My Lecturer My Husband=

Hi, Stranger.

Hi.

How is he?

How is your dad's condition?

You're still mad at me, huh?

Not really.

I have something for you.

But close your eyes first.

Do I really have to?

Just close your eyes.

Come on.

What are we going to do?

What is this?

Just a little bit more.

Now you can open your eyes.

Surprise!

What do you think? You like it, right?

Come on. Let's eat.

I'm sorry, Inggit.

I realized I was too focused on my dreams...

that I forgot that you're the most important part of those dreams.

Please tell me, Inggit.

What should I do so that you can forgive me?

I don't want to be thought of as a man who never fought for your love.

Just give me a little more time, okay?

And after that, we'll go...

to your parents' place.

I'm sorry, Inggit.

How sweet.

How is it? Have you two made up yet?

Did it work?

What's with you guys? What are you doing with all this?

I'm going to go straight inside. I'm sleepy.

I feel tired too.

What? You don't want to eat first?

Don't you miss my fried rice?

Next time, okay? I'm so tired.

All right. Sleep well.

I love you.

Be careful on your way home.

Hey.

Be careful.

(I cook, you wash the dishes. Don't be late for campus.)

That mean lecturer can really cook.

What? Wearing what clothes?

Did everyone receive my email broadcast?

-Yes, sir. -Okay.

So everyone must already have...

the Mass Communication Theory book by John Vivian?

You have it, right? Okay. Raise your hand if you don't have it.

Raise your hand if you don't have it.

Okay. I will begin this class now.

Those who don't have the book can leave the class.

When you already have the book, you may return.

Please open Chapter 2. We're skipping Chapter 1.

You startled me.

What time is it?

How come you just came home?

Do you always act this childish?

Is there a problem if I come home at this time?

It's not your business.

This. I was buying this book.

If I don't have it, you will ask me to leave the class again tomorrow.

And we already had an agreement. We get married in Yogyakarta.

We live separately here, Sir.

Yeah, you're right. But that's all with some conditions.

You have to know your limit.

It’s midnight now.

And in this house, I'm not your lecturer. I'm your husband.

Even though in campus, you're free to take off your ring anytime.

But that doesn't change your status as my wife.

Oh, gosh. Whatever.

Next time, if you're coming home late, call me.

I can get home by myself, Sir. You don't need to pick me up.

First, I'm not going to pick you up. But I have the right to know.

Second, don't call me "Sir" in this house.

Fine, Uncle.

-"Uncle"? -Excuse me, Uncle.

I'm going to take a bath.

Uncle!

Uncle!

Inggit!

Hey. What's wrong?

That... Uncle... I mean, Sir. A cockroach.

Please help me.

Call me by my name if you want me to take it out.

No! That's blackmail.

It's not blackmail. It's a punishment.

Punishment for what? Because I went against my husband?

I was just being realistic.

I called you "Uncle" because you're old enough.

You're old enough, right?

That is called the law of nature, Aunt Inggit.

Because you didn't put camphor there.

-Do you want me to help? -Well...

-You want me to help or not? -I want you to help.

"I want you to help, Arya."

-I want you to help, Arya. -Bring the camphor. I'll wait here.

I will take care of this.

I want you to help, Uncle Arya.

-I can't find it. It's still there! -It's not!

There's the cockroach! It's under your pants!

It's really there.

It's already dead.

It's gone now.

I can't find the camphor.

Hey, why did you turn off the lights?

You're so annoying, Uncle!

Hi.

Hi, Honey.

Hi. It's rare for you to come here. You're usually busy.

It's okay. I just came for a bit.

Here. I wanted to give this to you.

Thank you.

Honey.

Happy second anniversary.

Actually, there's something I want to talk to you about.

What is it? You don't like the flower?

Inggit, can you help in the storeroom? The new stock has just came in.

Okay.