Tari is a new employee in a small office. She often eats lunch alone, until one day, she forgets to bring a lunch. Rian, her quiet co-worker, offers her his spare rice pack.
"Just take it. I'm still full," he says awkwardly.
From then on, they start eating lunch together. Rian turns out to be a good cook, and every day brings two rice packs—one for Tari, one for him.
One day, Tari's rice pack was different. There was a small writing on the pack:
"Will you eat this rice pack for the rest of your life with me?"
Tari laughs while holding back tears. Love can come from something as simple as rice packs.
Interesting knowledge: In Indonesian culture, food is not only a means of fulfilling physical needs, but also a symbol of affection and care. Feeding is often considered the purest form of love.
Philosophy: Sometimes love does not come with sweet words, but with warm rice and simple side dishes—because the heart can be full even before the mouth smiles.
Strange rumor: It is said that if two people feed each other from homemade food for seven days in a row, their destinies will be tied together—either as a couple, or as unforgettable memories.