Sekar and Raiden were both surprised and baffled by Revan's antics. The child cut up 100,000 and 50,000 rupiah bills and pasted them onto a sheet of paper, claiming it as his self-proclaimed masterpiece for the day.
"This person was the first president of Indonesia, Dad, so I want to document him properly!" Revan replied when asked about what he was doing.
Raiden shook his head wearily while looking at Sekar. "It's our fault for not introducing him in the form of money to our child!" he said weakly.
Sekar, torn between being amused and wanting to cry, looked at the dozens of red and blue bills that had become a portrait of Bung Karno in another form. It consisted of a combination of him and the image of Ir. H. Djuanda Kartawidjaya, and Revan had pasted it on a large sheet of paper.
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