Kajiman: Iblis Terkejam Penagih Janji

"He said, 'For leaving me to stray I will lie in ambush for them

on Your Straight Path.

I will approach them from their front, their back, their right, their left

and then You will find most of them ungrateful.'”

"Surah Al-Ar'af verse 16-17"

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You're still wearing it?

Your grandma gave it to me...

when I was about to get married.

This was her beloved item.

Her beloved is a ring?

Do you know what I love the most?

You are.

So, you do love me.

Of course, I do. How can I not?

You'll leave me when you have a boyfriend.

I won't.

I don't want to have a boyfriend.

I just want to stay here, taking care of you.

Are you going for work tomorrow?

Don't you want to stay here, with me?

I wish I could, Mom.

We have a lot of patients lately.

What would senior nurses think of me if I don't come to work?

I'll stay with you on my day off.

Mom.

Are you not feeling well?

It's nothing.

Just tell me, Mom.

I just don't want to be alone.

I feel like there's something here.

It doesn't feel right.

Don't overthink it, Mom.

Asha.

Asha.

Asha.

Asha.

- Yes? - My name is Rum.

We never met before. Do you have a minute?

Sure.

What is it about?

Asha, your mother came to me.

My mom is dead.

I've been looking for your address for more than two weeks.

Her name was Ratih, wasn't it?

I know it's hard for you to believe me.

But if you would come to my place

- I can explain everything. - I have to go to work.

Your mom told me about the ring.

The ring that her mom gave her before she got married.

Come on.

Please.

When the candle goes out...

I won't be inside this body.

When there's no light in this room...

call your mother's name.

She'll answer.

Trust me.

- Mom. - Asha.

Mom.

It's cold.

It's so tight here.

I'm sorry, Mom.

Mom!

INVOCATION

Mr. Anton no longer has a fever,

but his hands are swollen. You'd better check it.

I feel sorry for Santi.

- What's the matter? - She was fired from her job.

They said it was because she was sick.

- Where did she work? - At a... What do you call it?

Home care.

She takes care of elderly patients.

But, the thing is...

the house is a bit spooky.

- Agus. - It's true.

I'm telling you.

- But I don't know - But it's interesting.

if she sees things because she is sick

- or if those things do exist. - Yes.

- What are you talking about? - You know.

That house is haunted.

And they said the patient did black magic to be rich.

- You're talking nonsense. - I am not.

It's true, Ani.

Santi.

Santi.

God, have mercy.

God, have mercy.

It's because of you, Agus. I don't buy that story.

What? That's a true story.

- Don't lie, Agus. - Rama.

You should tell Asha since you are close to her.

How could she?

What do you expect her to do?

She said that house reminds her of her mother.

- She was so close with her mom. - Wait.

Why did her mom die?

- I heard she killed herself. - Hey, Ani.

It's true.

- Right? - Yeah.

That's what I heard.

As far as I know...

Asha's mom...

were depressed for quite some time.

I heard her mom died in the evening.

Asha just ended her shift here.

If she had gotten home earlier,

- she could have done something. - Yeah.

- Yeah. - Yes.

That evening Asha was with me.

Ram.

- It's your fault! - It's your fault!

- See! - Damn it.

Whatever. Let's go home.

- I was right. - Whatever. Let's go.

- Rubbish. - Where are you going?

- Home. - Home.

Clean them up.

Guys.

Asha.

When are you going to start that home care job?

The plan is tomorrow.

Have you talked to Santi?

Not yet.

If you want to...

I can take you there.

There's no need, Ram.

Asha.

Sorry, that night I asked you to...

It wasn't your fault.

I hope that job will bring you peace.

- Mr. Elham? - Yes.

My name is Asha. I called you last night.

Yes. Please, come in.

Come in.

In the past year, he started having trouble speaking.

We took him to a doctor once...

but he didn't want to go back.

He even threw tantrum.

So, we take care of him at home.

You can see him.

He just stays in bed.

Did a family doctor see him?

They're all gone.

They passed away.

- Do your best to take care of him. - Yes, Sir.

Are you okay being alone?

No problem, Sir.

If you need a day off,

let me know. Don't go AWOL like the nurses before you.

Yes, Sir.

Oh yeah. My wife lives here, too.

Her name is Mia.

Ni.

What's up?

- Have you seen Santi lately? - No, I haven't.

It's been a while since I last saw her.

- I wonder where she is. - Beats me.

- Ega. Any news from Santi? - Yes?

Nope.

But I heard she got sick since she quit that job.

- She got sick? - Yes.

What's wrong?

I'm not sure.

But it happened some time ago.

Two weeks ago I texted her and she replied just fine.

But lately my texts weren't delivered.

Where does she live?

I don't know.

Ega. Do you know Santi's address?

I think it's not far from here.

She is from this area.

Please tell me if it hurts.

Okay.

One, two, three.

I'm going to clean it.

Excuse me, let me help you with your dinner.

It's dinner time.

You shouldn't do that.

If you don't eat, your body won't get the nutritions you need,

and it will take longer for you to heal.

Please don't do that again.

Hello?

Asha.

Yes?

Why do you feel sorry for him?

There's only one family member left to take care of him.

He has a daughter, but I didn't see her adult picture.

Maybe she died when she was a little girl.

His wife is gone, too.

At least, now she has you to take care of him.

Yeah.

Hang on.

Stay there.

Rama, I have to go. Mr. Ismail is awake. Bye.

Give it to me.

Come on, let's go home.

Let's go home.

Poor him. He has to go home.