Lama kemudian, sopir akhirnya menyadari bahwa tidak ada gunanya menipu Ujang karena hanya akan membuat dirinya ingin menindih Ujang dengan Objek berat. Dia menghentikan taksi dan mempersilahkan ujang keluar tepat di depan gedung besar. Kamu jalan kesana?, ujarnya menunjuk gang kecil. ?entar kamu tanya aja sama orang di sana. Oh?., Ujang mengeluarkan dompetnya dan menyerahkan uang 50 ribu rupiah. Wah masih kurang, Dek! Wah, mahal ya, Pak. Saratus rebu. Ujang mah gak punya duit segitu banyak?. ? Mata sang sopir terpejam dan bertanya salah apa dia hari ini. Seharusnya dia tahu lebih baik untuk tidak memilih korban yang terlalu bodoh. Ini ajah saya tambahin singkong, yah? kata Ujang polos. ARRGGGHHGHGHHHH!!!!
Author
Adhitya Mulya (Adit) aspires to be a story-teller. At early age, Adit learned and enjoyed story telling thru visual mediums like movies and drawings. This, inspired little Adit to take up drawing as a child, and later photography in his teen years. As a young adult, Adit tries to expand his storytelling medium thru novels. Jomblo (2003) is his first novel (romantic comedies) and was national best-seller - and later made into a movie by the same title (2006). He went on to write another rom-com novel Gege Mengejar Cinta (2004). Adit uses novels as a medium to try new genres. Travelers Tale (2007) was the amongst the first Indonesian fiction novels with traveling theme before becoming mainstream in Indonesia. Mencoba Sukses (2012) was his effort to try on horror-comedy which later found, not working very well. He released Sabtu Bersama Bapak (2014), a family themed novel which again became national best seller, well received, and also made its' way into motion picture (2016). His latest novel, Bajak Laut & Purnama Terakhir (2016) - is his effort in learning how to make a thriller-history novel. Adit's passion towards storytelling branches out from drawing, photography to novel and move scripts, which amongst other are, Jomblo (2006) Testpack (2012) Sabtu Bersama Bapak (2016) Shy-Shy cat (2016).
