Cologne With Boss
Chapters. 16 For Pity
POVS. AUTHOR
Akira has to come home late as he finishes the design of the outfit that will be used for his company's birthday party.
The woman not only designed clothes for him, but also for Azzam and Azzura.
Akira wants to have his company's birthday party with his two children also present at the event.
Therefore Akira is making a party dress design for Azzam and Azzura.
The woman forgot that she had wanted to ask her twins about the arrival of Aarav who met Azzam and Azzura at school.
Akira in the office is only alone because Lina came home first, the article had to accompany her mother who was sick in the hospital
Cring.. Cring..
When he was focusing on his laptop suddenly the phone in his bag rang.
The woman immediately stopped her activities and took the cell phone in the bag.
"Yes, hello" Akira answered the phone.
"Halo Bu, this is Den Azzam and Non Azzura wants to talk to Mom" said the waiter at Akira's house.
"Yes gave them the phone" Akira said.
"Yes ma'am" said the waiter across the phone.
It didn't take long for Akira to wait, Azzam and Azzura's voices were heard on his phone.
"When do you come home?" ask Azzura.
"So soon, son," replied Akira.
"Mom don't usually come home late?" ask Azzam.
"Yes son, this is Mama again there is a job," replied Akira.
"Mama comes home now yes, here it wants rain, later mama rain," said Azzura.
"Yes son, Mama's coming home now" said Akira.
"Okay Ma, Mama be careful on the road, we wait for Mama at home" said Azzura.
"Dear, my dear" said Akira.
The phone call ended. Akira immediately packed up, turned off his laptop and also tidied up the map scattered on his desk.
Akira first saw the clock on his phone, now it's 06:00 in the afternoon.
After that, the woman immediately left her room while carrying the car key in her right hand.
"It turns out it's raining outside" murmured Akira upon arrival on the office terrace.
"You're going home, Mom?" ask the security guard at the office.
Seeing Akira coming out of the office, the security guard at the security guard immediately approached the woman while carrying an umbrella.
"Yes sir, but it's raining" replied Akira who was confused about to get into his car because of heavy rain.
"This is Ma'am, just use my umbrella to his car" the security guard said, handing over his umbrella to Akira.
Akira did not immediately accept the umbrella, he still thought.
"It's okay sir, I'm carrying my umbrella?" ask Akira.
"Yes ma'am, it's okay" the security guard said.
Akira immediately received the umbrella that the security guard handed to him, then immediately headed for his car parked in the car park.
The umbrella Akira just put it in the parking lot, then immediately drive his car to go home.
Heavy rain, as well as a dark day make the visibility on the streets not so clear.
Akira drove his car at a low speed so he was getting late to go home.
Arriving at the crossroads, the red light turns on making Akira stop the car there.
While waiting for the red light to turn off and the green light to turn on, Akira rolled his eyes out of the car watching the rain so heavily drenching the road he was on.
Accidentally Akira's view captures a figure he recognizes being sheltered on the terrace of a closed store.
"That's it, Raka," murmured Akira.
"Yes, it's Raka." said Akira confidently.
From that distance Akira could see that Raka was crouching coldly. Raka's clothes are also seen by Akira already wet, making him unable to let OB in his office was abandoned like that.
Not long after the red light goes out, it changes with a green light that lights up.
Akira immediately forwarded his car again, but when he arrived at the store where Raka was sheltered the woman turned her car there.
After the car stopped, Akira immediately opened the window of the car door at the steering wheel and raised his head slightly.
"Raka, let's go home" Akira told the crouching Raka.
Raka who was crouching like a beggar in a shop, was certainly surprised to find the woman in front of him.
The man immediately stood up, then straightened his body.
"What is Akira doing here?" ask Raka.
"After asking now let's get in my car" said Akira.
Although hesitant, Raka also approached Akira's car because he did not feel good to make the woman wait for him.
The man opened the car door next to the steering wheel and got inside.
In wet clothes, Raka finally sat in the car seat.
"Mommy's car got wet" said Raka.
"It's okay" said Akira.
The woman then drove her car back to the street.
"Mom why can I take my mom's car?" ask Raka.
"Why indeed?" akira asked with a focused look at the street in front of him.
"I'm an OB, Mom, it's not appropriate to ride in this car" Raka said.
"I saw you in the shade in front of the store. You look cold so I almost feel sorry to see you cold" said Akira.
The deg!
Akira is unaware that his words are hurtful to Raka.
'Pity?' ask Raka in my heart.
The man smiled bitterly. If you know first Akira invites him out of pity, he will definitely not accept this invitation of his boss.
He would definitely prefer the cold there rather than receiving mercy from the woman of his dreams.
Raka so felt there was no more self-esteem in front of Akira.
"Thank you, ma'am, sorry to be such a hassle" Raka said.
"It's okay, where is your house? let me take you home," said Akira.
"Don't bother sending me home, ma'am. The rain had subsided anyway. You can drop me off at the front stop" Raka said.
"I was going to take you home, you know," said Akira.
"No need, ma'am, put me down at the front stop only" Raka said again.
"Ohh, fine." said Akira.
No one spoke in the car, both were silent.
Akira was silent because he was focused on the road he was going through. As for Raka, the man was focused on thinking of her who already had no self-esteem in front of Akira.
Not long after, Akira's car pulled over at a nearby stop.
"You sure you want to get down here?" ask Akira.
"Yakin Ma'am." answered Raka.
The man then opened the car door next to him.
"Thank you very much for the ride, sorry to bother you," Raka said before getting off Akira's car.
Without waiting for Akira's answer, Raka had gone down earlier than the woman's car.
