As pretty as a Butterfly

Chapter 91. Pamite

"Infoction ... How come?" muttered Madame Caca.

Instantly his chest felt tight and sick, like it was pierced by thousands of swords that hit his heart. Madam Caca cried hearing this.

He did not expect if Jelita so heart to betray his family, especially to Michael son who loved Jelita so much.

Madam Caca pulled Jelita's arm to stand up and looked at the girl no less sharply than before. "Is this man really your fiancee?" the question is a little shaky.

Jelita gulped her saliva with great difficulty, she was so confused and did not know how to explain it.

"I-mom ... D-he and I ...."

"She's my fiancee" Serobot Wiliam then stood beside the crying Jelita.

"Oh so that's true ... How could you betray my family, you got engaged behind my back, had a serious relationship with another man!" snapped Madame Caca.

Jelita shook her head and grabbed Madam Caca's hand. "I-mom .. It's not like that. You've misunderstood me, trust me."

"You said I misunderstood how you explained your relationship with this man. How!" snapped Madame Caca, violently she stomped her hand to escape Jelita's grasp.

"Mother ... Hiks, please believe me ... I didn't betray you, I was just helpless. I admit I was wrong, I shouldn't have accepted it. Hicks ... Mom trust me, I don't want to be with her. I just want to be with you," sob Jelita, she came back crying bitterly.

Michael calmed Jelita down and looked at her mother. "Mommy ... Jelita was forced to accept her relationship with the man and that's why we came here. Explain and also ask him to release Jelita, because he does not want to live with her ... Mommy believe me, this is not Jelita's wish. It's all the guy's fault. He's the one who forced Jelita to accept the relationship."

Madam Caca rounded her eyes and looked at Wiliam. "She said that you forced her to accept the engagement, and then did you want to let Jelita go?" tanyakanya.

Wiliam. "No, I will not let go of Jelita and I will never withdraw my words!" firmly answer.

Madame Caca was grieving and looked at Jelita. "You hear that, he's serious about you and he doesn't want to let you go. So Jelita, from now on stay away from my family and I congratulate you on your engagement."

A deep sense of disappointment, making Mrs Caca forget her kindness. Even he had the heart to push Jelita away from him, then go and bring Michael left Jelita who was still crying sobbing.

Jelita. "Mother ... No ... Don't leave me, I don't want to be with him. I just want to be with you, give me one more chance. Mother I beg you," he said with his heart, following the footsteps of Mrs Caca who continued to stay away from him.

"Mommy ... Forgive Jelita, she's not mistaken Mom, she's just helpless. Mamy, I don't want to leave him," Michael asked as he continued to rebel to be taken away.

"Take me off!" michael snapped, but his efforts were in vain. He was successfully brought into the car by two solid-bodied aides Mrs Caca.

"Road!" tell Mrs Caca, without looking at Jelita.

"Mother! Don't leave me! Forgive me," he kept tapping on the windshield to let Madame Caca look at him.

"Mother!" squealing Jelita, he kept running after the speeding car.

Michael was sad and crying. "Mommy, Jelita is following us Mom, stop the car right now, I beg you Mamy."

"Mother ... Michael don't leave me!" Jelita's scream was hysterical and it added to the pain of Michael's own heart.

"Mommy please ... Don't be mean to her, I'm guilty. I always got him in trouble, I'm guilty of you and of him." Michael put his hands together so that the mother would bring Jelita back.

But the action was in vain because Mrs Caca did not press Michael's request. His disappointment with Jelita was so deep, that it was difficult for him to forgive Jelita's every mistake.

But what was even more inexcusable was that the girl, had hurt her son's heart.

"I won't let her approach you again" Mrs Caca said in her heart.

...***...

"Mother!" cry Jelita, his breath was stung because he was tired of running after the speed of the car along the road.

William blocked Jelita's wrist. "Not be pursued anymore" he asked.

"Take me off, it's all because of your selfishness! You forced me to accept our relationship and now I'm the one who has to endure it all!" snapped Jelita then stomped his hand to escape from the Wiliam check.

Jelita ran back, but soon William caught her and did not let the girl out of his arms. "Obey!" emphatically.

"Take me off! You're a bad guy, I want to go home!" screeched Jelita while continuing to beat up Wiliam.

Jelita sobbed and continued to stare at Mrs Caca's car from a distance, until it disappeared from her sight in the darkness of the night.

He looked at Wiliam who was still holding him. "Let go of me" he said hoarsely.

"Don't cry" she asked again.

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Chandra Men's Mansion.

"Mommy ... I didn't expect you to be so mean, you could leave a girl in the middle of the road alone" said Michael, letting out a sense of annoyance and disappointment to Mrs Caca.

"Shut up!" snapped Madame Caca. "Open your eyes, Miki, she's not the girl you should be fighting for. You said I could leave him alone, then who was the man who ran after him just now huh!"

"Mommy ... Jelita needs our help, she's in trouble and she must be sad right now. I have to get back to him and you don't forbid me" Michael said, then left his house.

"Miki!" shrieking Mrs Caca, she immediately called her aide to hold Michael away.

"Mommy ... I'm really mad at you, I don't want this from you!" michael snapped, he looked frustrated when he remembered Jelita who chased him in the dark of the night while continuing to cry and call his name.

"You really threw it away and I'm really disappointed in you!" michael snapped before the aide took him into the room.

Mrs Caca was crying and didn't expect it to happen like this.

"You have let me down, even hurt my heart" he said.

Given that he placed such great expectations on Jelita, so that his foster children could be the pride of the family and the Foundation.

And that way he can raise the degree of his foster children in order to be with his son later, without protest from various parties.

But fate says otherwise, he must give up Jelita's departure and help Michael to forget his love.

...***...

Hearing that her son had failed Madam Caca, Mother Maria felt sad and disappointed in her daughter. She was so shocked to hear of Jelita's engagement to another man without her consent.

Maria's mother forced herself to meet with Mrs Caca, to apologize in person to her daughter's foster mother.

He walked over to Madame Caca who was crying and sat down beside her.

"I'm sorry for my daughter, I know she let you down and betrayed your family" Maria said.

Madam Caca turned her head and she was surprised by the figure of Mother Mary who could already speak and walk. "You're cured?" the question is still unexpected.

"I'm healed and I have to heal, when I see my daughter so excited when being your foster child and I realize it should not bother her. I've always tried to practice to walk and be an encouragement in his life."

"But today, not only are you disappointed but I feel it too. I can't do much, can only apologize for the mistake he's made."

"But Big Madam, know this. I keep believing in my daughter, she never meant to let you down. When he saw me was well, he was determined to repay your cultivation by being devoted to you and to this family."

"Now that I have no face left, I have to get out of here. And I will take my daughter away with me away from your family. I hope I forgive him before we leave and I thank you very much for your help all along. I won't forget your services" said Maria's mother.

He handed over the papers and his home certificates to Mrs Caca.

"My husband's house has been destroyed and you've fixed it. I think this is what I had to do a long time ago, give it to you as a sign of my gratitude. Accept these letters, for from now on this house will be yours and I have no right to have them."

Mrs Caca refused. "No need for Mother Maria, I renovated your house sincerely. So hold it back, it's for your family and where you live."

"No, I can't take it. Please do not refuse. I'm more comfortable living in a rented house but I don't talk about people, than living in that house, but it'll be everyone's scorn."

Lady Caca reluctantly received the letter and Mother Maria said goodbye to her. They are both sad. Determined to educate their children.

"I pamit ... Thank you" said Maria's mother and left the room of Mrs Caca.

"He was my first foster child who had a good heart, he was also my first most devoted foster child. But he was also a foster child who managed to disappoint me like this," Madame Caca muttered inwardly.

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