Love Aksara

170. paid off

After a mispronounced incident last night Audrey didn't dare to say much anymore. Afraid that Jeri was angry, he knew how ferocious the man would be if he was angry. Last night she went to sleep when she realized her husband's mood had changed.

Audrey plays the water tap in the kitchen, not knowing what to cook for breakfast. She never had breakfast and also she could not cook other than cooking instant noodles and eggs.

It's just that Ibu Jeri does not like him, maybe he said he could not cook. So it does not include the criteria of a dream daughter-in-law.

"Why daydream in the kitchen, dear?" Jeri wrapped her hands around Audrey's waist. He did not mind that his wife still remembered Tian.

"What do you want for breakfast?" Audrey asked, pretending to wash your hands.

"If I ask what breakfast, can you cook?" Ask Jeri with a puckishness. Audrey quickly shook her head, afraid that Jeri would ask for some strange food that she could not cook.

"Well, if you can't, don't bother cooking. I'm not marrying you to be a maid, honey. You're my next door" Jeri smiled gently at Audrey.

"Aren't you angry with me?" Audrey asked worriedly.

"Anged because you can't cook?" Jeri chuckled amusedly, really that was the stolot thought of the ancients. I have a wife who can cook.

"No, but that was last night." Answer Audrey slowly."

"No, I'm not angry. I'll brainwash you, let Tian disappear from here." Jeri breaks Audrey's hair.

"Thank you," the woman turned her back to Jeri's embrace.

"That's what I'm supposed to do, honey. What breakfast do you want to order." Jeri brought Audrey to sit in the living room. He knew Audrey was a spoiled child and was not at all used to activities in the kitchen.

"I can't eat breakfast."

"From now on learn to eat breakfast to be healthy, even if only drink juice." Tell Jeri, the man treats Audrey with gentleness. Not like Jeri who looks haughty out there.

"Yes," Audrey leaned her head on Jeri's shoulder.

"Still sleepy, dear?" Jeri glanced at my eyes Audrey.

"So lazy away from you" the woman replied spoiledly.

"Nice to taste, over time. Mending pay cash." Audrey replied, pretending not to understand Jeri's wishes.

"Hayuuk, I'm paying cash now." Jeri immediately carried Audrey to the room with a devilish smile.

"Darling, what do you want!!" Shouted Audrey in shock.

"I can't be prickly, so I want to pay it off right now." Jeri laughs after dropping Audrey on the bed. His wife threw a sour face.

"You want your banana strawberry jam, huh!!" Audrey's circus was fierce, making Jeri laugh even more.

"No papa, if you don't give me a strawberry vanilla, too." The man is getting more seductive.

"Jerii iih!!" Pissed Audrey. He had wanted to pick up Jeri's ear but the bell coincided with the sound of finally failing to deliver the punishment.

"His anger at the pending, honey, I'll take our food first." Said Jeri still with his typical laughter. Tempting Audrey can make her ageless.

Audrey snorted because her husband did not stop laughing. Just make him more upset.

Jeri who opened the door pecked for a moment to see that came not the order of food but the arrival of Audrey's mother.

"Can you meet Audrey?" The middle-aged woman's permission was friendly.

"Oh yes, may Ma." Jeri replied as she glanced to the left right looking for the whereabouts of her father-in-law, but nothing. Audrey's mother only came alone, she could guess that her mother-in-law went to see Audrey without her husband's knowledge.

"Call Mother only," he said with a smile following Jeri. The man took his mother-in-law into the room.

"Mother," cried Audrey slowly.

"You sick, honey?" The middle-aged woman immediately rushed into the princess' embrace. She misses her only daughter and feels guilty about not being able to protect Audrey from her husband's anger.

"I'm healthy" Audrey cried as her mother still wanted to come see her. "I'm sorry Audrey is Bun" he said slowly.

"Why apologize, dear?" He said as he rubbed Audrey's back. Jeri was moved, at least her mother-in-law did not hate Audrey. That would reduce the burden on the wife's mind a little.