Dilan 1990 Page #7

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find out about it.

I didn't want to upset him,

because I lied to him.

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- Thank you, Kang.

- You're welcome, Lia.

- Miss Lia.

- Yes, Bik.

- There was a phone call for you.

- From who?

- Dilan.

- Then what did you say to him?

I told him

you went out with Kang Adi.

Oh my God!

- Hello.

- Good afternoon, Bunda.

This is Lia.

Is Dilan home?

- I'm sorry, he's not here.

- Do you know where he went?

He didn't tell me

where he was going.

I'll let him know that you called

once he gets back.

- He'll call you back.

- Okay. Thanks, Bunda.

You're welcome, sweetie.

Milea 1

Can I share my view?

About she who walks the earth.

The day God created her.

I think God just wanted to show me.

Dilan, Bandung 1990.

Milea 2.

Tell me, if you're a desert.

What would you be?

A chocolate cake?

A cheese cake?

A martabak? A croquette?

A fritter?

Come on,

I want to order you for tonight.

I want you.

Dilan, Bandung 1990.

I won't go with him.

I promise.

Forgive me, Dilan.

The home that Dilan and I built together

suddenly collapsed in a blink of an eye.

I spent all day reading the poetry

I copied from his notebook ...

... when Bunda sneaked me

into his room.

He didn't call me

again tonight.

I felt ashamed

for lying to him.

I have to see him

and explain everything to him.

- Lia.

- Piyan.

Are you controlling

Dilan's life now?

Do you really need

to be with him all the time?

She's clingy

as hell.

What do you want

from me?

I'm talking to Anhar!

What?

Are you talking to me?

Let's go, Lia.

- Let's go, Lia.

- I'm not finished with him.

Yeah, get her out of here.

She's looking for trouble here.

Don't fight!

Lia.

Let's go.

What happened to her?

Lia.

- What happened, Lia?

- Piyan, what happened to her?

- What did you do to her?

- I didn't do anything.

- She ...

- She what?

It was ...

Forgive me, Lia.

What?

- What did you do to her?

- I didn't mean to do that.

- Don't lie to me.

- I said I didn't mean to do that.

Forgive me, Lia.

I didn't mean ... to slap you.

- What?

- Did you say you slapped her?

- It was an accident.

- Why did you slap her?

- Lia.

- You're a dead meat, you know that.

- Lia, will you forgive me?

- Leave her alone! Get lost!

I was so upset that day.

I don't like Susi,

and I hate Anhar.

Let go of me.

I'm sorry, Dilan.

There's a duel outside.

You jerk.

Dilan.

- Dilan, stop it!

- Break it up!

- He started it.

- Anhar, stop!

Enough, Dilan!

Enough!

Enough!

That's enough, Dilan!

Calm down, Dilan.

Tell me what happened.

If Anhar or even

the principal ever lay a hand on Lia, ...

I will burn this school

down to ash!

Calm down, Dilan.

Sit down.

Will you calm down?

Tell me what

was that all about?

All clear.

Oh my God! What happen to your face?

Did you have a fight?

Just a little.

- Can you give him some drink?

- What do you want?

- Just water.

- Okay.

- Here you go.

- Drink it.

I'm going to get you some iodine

for the cuts.

- I'm okay, Bik.

- It's okay.

It's just some iodine.

I'll be back in a few minutes.

Stay here.

- Did you eat?

- Not yet.

I'm asking about yesterday.

Did you eat?

- No.

- Aren't you hungry?

- Where were you this morning?

- I overslept.

- And then?

- And I beat up Anhar.

- Here you go.

- Thank you.

No problem.

- I'll be inside, it's time for praying.

- Be careful.

What could happen to me inside?

Come here.

- I don't think using iodine will work.

- It's better than leave them untreated.

Unless you kiss them.

- Do you want me to kiss you?

- I do.

- Did it work?

- Instantly.

I came here

looking for you this morning.

I wanted to explain why

I went with Kang Adi yesterday.

- You don't need to.

- But I lied to you.

- I don't want to upset you.

- Nobody wants to be lied to.

I know.

I'm so sorry.

- Do you want to go somewhere?

- What do you mean?

- Do you want to go somewhere now?

- Where?

- To the Religious Affairs Office?

- What for?

Just hanging outside the building.

Warming up.

- Did you buy the duty stamps?

- I did. But why do you need them for?

Just give them to me.

Do you have a notebook?

I do.

Read it.

I did, I was watching you

when you wrote that.

- Read it out loud.

- Why don't you do that instead?

Declaration!

Today, Bandung, December 22, 1990.

Dilan and Milea, hereby sincerely

declare that we're officially dating.

Matters which concern perfecting

and keeping the fire burning ...

... in our relationship will be executed

in the longest possible time.

- Your turn.

- Yes.

Keep it.

Are we still going

somewhere or what?

- What does it mean?

- Let's go.

That was my love story with Dilan

when I lived in Bandung years ago.

And tonight, at home,

is another lonely night in Jakarta.

This yearning is like a single droplet

in the ocean of yearnings within me.

Continuously flowing like the rivers,

and crashing like the waves.

It's unstoppable.

It is as powerful as life,

and active.

On the streets of Buah Batu,

I felt like I was on top of the world.

With Dilan, who taught me

that true love gives you comfort, ...

... confidence, and support.

I don't care if you

don't agree with me.

But that's Dilan.

My Dilan.

My love.

And that is all.

I ask for nothing else.

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