Agape: The Unconditional Love

BOGOR SENIOR HOSPITAL

ER EMERGENCY ROOM

EMERGENCY ROOM

Traffic accident. Severe chest and abdominal injuries.

Possible internal bleeding.

BP dropped to 80/50. Heart rate at 130.

- Hurry, Doctor Roy is ready. - Got it.

Drive safe. Don't end up like that.

We don't know what happened.

Just saying.

- Sir. - Hello, sir.

Why do you keep coming with me?

- Because I care about you. - Come on.

You must be asking for a raise, huh?

There you go.

- Morning, Mr. Bimo. - Hello, Nurse.

Any dialysis today?

Yes, but not me.

But you're a loyal companion.

That's true.

I'd like to be treated that way too.

Stop teasing me. Okay.

Unbelievable, you're getting more fans.

- A loyal companion. - Yeah, right!

A loyal companion.

Yes, it's like that.

- Hello! - Hi, how are you?

- We're going to the third floor. - What's on the third floor?

The patient rooms. That's where we'll be singing.

Okay.

We're here.

We'll be seeing Siska first and then sing for her.

Morning, Sam.

Morning, Ms. Ruri.

- Morning, guys. - Morning, ma'am.

- I see some new faces here, huh? - Yes, ma'am.

How's it going? The harmonies okay?

- Still learning, ma'am. - Should I teach them?

From G, to E, to I, then to O.

I think it's time to sing in Siska's room now.

- I'm not done. - Excuse us.

- Excuse us, ma'am. - Sure, go ahead.

Lita, what's up with Sam's attitude?

Here we are, Siska's room.

Morning, Siska. The choir is here.

Come on.

Sir.

- Hey, Siska. - How are you?

Come on, everyone. Meet Siska.

Where's the nurse?

Just a moment. They are switching shifts. Excuse me.

- Thank you. - Anytime.

You're too harsh.

Just like you.

If you say so.

- Morning, Gigi. - Here she is.

Morning, Nurse.

- Morning, Nurse. - Time for therapy.

Come on, time for therapy.

Okay.

Yeah.

Gino, no need to come. I've got the nurse with me.

So what am I supposed to do now?

You can rest. Or maybe eat something?

Or you could just wait in the cafeteria.

I'm fine. Already ate, not sleepy. Let me help.

Excuse me.

Martha.

Martha!

Martha!

What's wrong?

Why won't they let me try at all?

What, bread?

Yes, honey. I just want a bite.

Where were you?

Upstairs. Talking to Markus.

They have good reception there.

Then, where's my bread?

I ate it!

Seriously, Martha?

You know you have diabetes.

If I let you have that, it could be bad for your health.

I want some bread, Martha.

Let go of your anger.

Leave your frustration.

Don't let it make you do bad things.

No need to preach if you're going to leave me!

No one's leaving you.

Your anger won't cure you, honey.

Come here.

Just leave me alone. Go away!

Get out of here!

Leave me! Go away!

Martha!

- Your pen. - Thank you.

Martha!

- Hi. Yes. - Excuse me, ma'am.

Kira.

Sorry, I'm late.

I dozed off at work before I could even change.

Have you eaten yet?

Still upset about the uniform?

You really want everyone to know you work at a shady karaoke?

So it really is about the uniform.

I told you.

People who know this uniform are actually customers.

If they are customers, they'd know I'm the receptionist, not a hostess.

Look, it's raining.

I got here just in time.

Did you get your chemo schedule?

I'll ask them about it, so I can come with you.

Your food.

After hemodialysis, this is the perfect dish!

- Have your fill. - Yeah, sure.

Because of this, my health has improved drastically!

Plus, I haven't eaten all day.

I'm so happy!

Hey.

All good.

Daffa!

Daffa!

Help!

This is yours.

- Thank you. - My pleasure.

Stay positive, okay?

Sam.

- Hi, Kira. - Did you see my mom?

Auntie Sania left after a phone call.

Oh, I see.

Kira, let me get you to your room.

Let's stop by the garden.

I'll go with you.

Thanks, Sam. I'd like to be alone.

Okay.

Fine, we'll head to the garden, but just for 15 minutes.

Okay.

- Excuse us, Sam. - Yes.

- Bye, Kira. - Bye, Sam.

Hello.

Are you okay?

I'm fine.

Are you even allowed to be out here alone?

I sent my nurse away.

I asked for 15 minutes alone.

So I'm bothering you?

Sort of.

Fifteen minutes

to cry alone?

You must be here with a patient.

Why do you think that?

You don't know what it's like being sick.

I'm so sorry.

That's not what I meant.

Why so serious?

What are you saying?

You have a nice voice.

You mean my laugh?

Your singing.

So just sing.

Don't talk or laugh.

I thought I was just humming.

How can you tell I have a nice voice?

It was just humming, but it really moved me.

Please, Kira.

Nurse!

Please, help!

- Sam! - What's wrong?

Help!

- Nurse! - What happened?

He collapsed. He had dialysis this morning.

He's Dr. Mujiyanti's patient.

- It's Dr. Pujiyanti, dummy. - Yes, Dr. Pujiyanti!

Sam, thank you.

Martha.

Get me some doughnuts, please.

Yes, I'll get you unsweetened ones.

Without flour or sugar.

With chocolate and cheese.

- No. - Come on, Martha.

- Your son's here. - Markus.

- Are you well, Mom? - Yes.

Hey, I'm the patient.

Yet you only said hi to your mom.

Well, you said it.

I'm Mom's son, not yours.

Good timing.

- I'm heading to the cafeteria. - Okay. Let's go.

Buy me some snacks.

Snacks.

You should've brought snacks!

So me being here isn't enough for you?

Let's go, Markus.

Markus.

- How much? IDR 24? - Yes, sir.

Yeah, he needs us.

Thank you.

Hi, Ms. Martha. How are you?

I'm good, Mr. Sinton. How are you?

I'm fine.

At our age, it's always about health.