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Wayang Indonesia Cerita Motivasi dan Inspirasi Nomor 1

Teet… teet… teet… {bel tanda masuk kelas berbunyi}.
Tak seperti biasanya kali ini bu Eni {wali kelas kami} datang dengan seorang anak perempuan di sampingnya.
“Anak anak hari ini di kelas kita akan kedatangan murid baru, Tasya silahkan perkenalkan dirimu” Kata bu Eni.
“Hai! pekernalkan namaku Putri Anastasya, kalian bisa memanggilku Tasya, aku pindahan dari Jakarta” Kata Tasya sedikit malu malu.
“Terima kasih Tasya, sekarang silahkan duduk di tempat yang kosong!” Perintah bu Eni. Saat mendengar kata kata bu Eni aku langsung terkejut, karena satu satunya tempat duduk yang kosong ada di sampingku.

“Namaku Nissa, salam kenal” Kataku sambil mengulurkan tangan padanya.
“Tasya, salam kenal juga” Balasnya sambil mengambil uluran tanganku.

Beberapa jam kemudian…
Saat pelajaran tengah dimulai, tiba tiba bapak kepala sekolah datang membagikan formulir kegiatan Ekstrakulikuler.
“Kira kira, kamu pilih Extra yang mana, Tasya?” Tanyaku.
“Dance modern k-pop dong… kalau kamu?” Tasya balik bertanya.
“Pastinya, dalang wayang Indonesia dong…” Jawabku mantap.
“Hmmm… Dalang? Wayang? apa itu?”
“Dalang itu orang
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