Husband Setting

The First Wrong Person!

"I used to see Brother, Pa, Ma .. new Ranu and them both." Jen was holding a bread knife to smear the jam on her bread, she stared at her parents. Then the knife rushed into the abundant chocolate jam. Slightly troubled, Jen pulls the jam bottle closer with the blunt knife tip. Breakfast was boisterous as usual. Full and passionate. The young souls felt his spirit gushing at this table. A time that will someday be missed.

"Sister Jen's not going to school, we better be the ones who look up. We will wait until noon!" Agiel immediately did not accept, he threw the bread he held onto the plate again. Choosing to protest against her brother who seemed to intentionally insult her. Twins are already in 3rd grade of High School, while Ranu has already started studying at one of the leading universities.

"Emang you want to bathe Cio-ups."

"So his name is Cio?" Azziel immediately snatched his brother's sentence. Agiel rushed to extend his hand beside his body, then in the chimpanzees of Azziel's palm until the sound of "tos" shrieked as the two clashed. Succeeds. She was sure her brother would be free to talk, her brother's lips were never able to keep a secret.

Jen hissed with her eyes closed. The mouth is horrible, he thought. He lowered the tips of his lentic fingers from lip-glaze-polished lips. He pointed a warning finger at his two younger siblings.

"Review until you tell brother!" kecam Jen with a pressing tone but still held back. He was still in front of his parents. Oh My ... Jen is very upset if you have to withstand the frustration caused by her sister's actions. Moreover the two people seemed to pin on a triumphant smile.

"You guys just together, most only allowed to nengok Cio for a moment. Like not knowing your brother's nature!" Kira, who was still standing next to her husband, was busy picking up some menu that Harris wanted.

"But Ma, I want to be the first to visit Cio."

The whimper that managed to make Harris stop the sip on the edge of the cup that contained a thick black liquid. The thin vapor splashed a distinctive fragrance in the air around Harris.

"Sister Jen is right, you will only be in a hurry and not satisfied to play with Cio. You don't know how adorable your baby sister is. However, Excel forbids anyone from coming so that Naja can rest in peace. You have to respect that too, right? He did all this for the good of his wife. You guys have a lot of time after school, so it's best that Kak Jen goes there first, okay?"

"Understand, Pa!" the three teenagers answered in unison. Then hurriedly finished the breakfast without making any more sounds, even the three of them lowered their heads without daring to look at his papa. His papa's voice sounded resolute and indisputable. And all of that is true anyway.

Kira took a seat next to her husband. He linked his alternating views from Ranu then to his twins. What Kira always disagrees with is that Harris always justifies Jen— even though it is true, sih— and lets his sisters succumb. Actually, Kira was afraid that it would be the one thing that caused them to bully each other and feel treated differently. He was really scared.

So that when the four children moved from his seat—after only taking half the bread isi— and say goodbye, Kira took a breath to adjust the order of his words so as not to sound ketus and upset. So many times she wanted to warn her husband not to always justify Jen in front of other children.

Harris took another sip of his coffee until he heard his distinctive voice while enjoying coffee. While putting down his cup, he turned his head and commented a smile.

"They're my kids, Yang. I'm sure they can clearly understand what I mean, and Jen's words are true, right? Maybe they were upset earlier, but I'm sure my kids are mature enough to think." Harris clasped his wife's palm tightly. Convince women who are always excessive about the comfort of their child's feelings. Harris can understand but just by chance, Jen is always right.

"Mama just asked Papa not to justify Jen in front of the others. Why didn't Papa say gini .. according to Papa, or Papa's advice, or something else, so, Pa!" mimik Kira's face is very serious at the moment. She did not want to hear her husband's defense, which she wanted Harris to obey.

Harris chuckled, "The edges are the same, right, justifying Jen?" Harris rubbed his wife's head. "My kids are all smart and won't bother with little things like this. Their minds were too busy if only to cheer each other up, many things they would have missed if that happened."

"Whatever Papa! Later if Jen reaches the sky, Papa is the first person you will blame. Remember that, Pa!" upset Kira while getting up and pushing her chair back. Passing away left Harris still shaking her head and giggling amusedly.

"Wives are less taught!" his smile broadened before he also caught up with Kira. The morning was not too busy, today. So teaching that woman an hour doesn't seem like too long.

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