Love of the Empress 2: King and Queen

Daffa Dumbfounded

Just as Queen Tasya was muffling her sorrow silently while hugging Prince Hima, a voice appeared from the direction of the door.

"Queen.. What's wrong with you?" Ask the voice for attention.

Tasya turned to the door. And there he saw the figure of Daffa in the golden robe of the king he was wearing.

Prince Hima immediately straightened her sitting position. Then he got up and approached his father with a run.

"Yahanda!" Call prince Hima cheerfully.

Daffa immediately caught the fold between the arms and shoulders of the son. Then hold her high. A kiss succeeded Daffa landed on both cheeks kebi belonged to Prince Hima.

"Our intelligent prince seemed excited to see father. Does Hima miss you?" Tanya Daffa brought Hima Obrol.

While answering a question from his father, Hima wrapped around Daffa's neck with her tiny hands.

"Yes, Dad. From yesterday afternoon, De did not meet Ayahanda. I'm too busy!" Hima filed her complaint blatantly.

At that instant, all the adults who heard the chant of the Hima prince could not help but laugh amusedly. It is indeed adorable Prince Hima.

Daffa and Tasya exchanged looks. Both of them smiled at the words of their son who sometimes passed the adult.

Daffa was relieved when he saw Tasya who was able to smile again.

King Nevarest had raced when he saw the queen's face that looks sad. He wondered what made Tasya sad.

Want to ask right then and there, it doesn't feel like the time is right. Maybe Daffa will just freely ask when they are alone later.

Daffa again gave a kiss to Himada. This time he put it on his head. A study states that frequent kissing of the shoots, hands and cheeks of children will make them a smart child.

Whether it is the truth or not but according to Daffa, a child must often get real attention from parents and those closest to him. So that the child can realize that he is loved and loved by the people around him.

Hopefully that way the child will grow up to be a loving person.

In contrast, if a child is often ignored and lacking attention from those closest to him, then it is likely that when he grows up the child will grow into an apathetic person. Lack of concern for what is happening around them.

"I'm sorry, dad, yeah, kid. There are a few things I need to learn lately. So I can't play with you as usual" Daffa said later.

"Ayahanda is still learning? I guess when we grow up, we don't have to study anymore?" Hima asked with a confused look.

Daffa smiled in response to Prince Hima's words. It was Tasya who answered his son's question.

"Who said it, son? There is an old saying that says, 'learn all your life'. That is, we must always learn even though we have grown up. Learn whatever it is, which is good and again useful. Hima understands?" Tasya advised the son.

"Understand, Mother. Even until Hima is already grandfather also Hima must learn?" The prince tried to conclude.

Again the prince made the four adults in the room smile.

"Yes. That's absolutely right. Until Hima has become grandparents also Hima must be the spirit of her learning!" Daffa took the promise of the son.

Which was then immediately taken by the Prince so seriously.

Unfortunately his cheer in the royal family did not last long. When Hima then uttered another sentence related to Huna, her delicate creature friend.

"Ayahanda, Huna also wants to be carried by Dad." said the prince told.

"Huh?" Daffa was instantly confused.

Meanwhile near Daffa, Tasya was immediately stunned when he heard the words of Prince Hima.

"Huna? Who is it, son?" Daffa asked directly to Hima.

For the next few seconds the atmosphere was suddenly silent. The silence that then turned gripping when the doll lying on the floor suddenly just thrown a few steps away.

As if someone kicked him. Yet at that time everyone remained standing still in their respective places.

Daffa was surprised and looked in surprise at the puppet. Damsi and Afni looked the same way. While the view of the queen Tasya immediately turned into a sad.

If he is correct in guessing, baby Huna may be sad over the last question posed by Daffa earlier.

'Huna? Who is it, son?' that was Daffa's question a moment ago.

Questions that would hurt any child. When he realized that his own father did not recognize himself.

But, how did Daffa get to know Huna? Even Tasya was the beginning of his did not believe the strange events that occurred around the prince Hima. So Tasya did not immediately blame Daffa as well.

"Why did my father say that? Hima wants to come down! I made Huna cry!" The prince came down from his father's sling.

Daffa who was not ready with Hima's reaction finally lowered his son back to the floor. And after Hima stood on her own feet, she rushed to pick up the toy doll that had been thrown. Then ran out of the room while half running.

Tasya sends the code with his eyes to Damsi. And soon Damsi also followed after Prince Hima whose figure had disappeared in a corner. Followed by Afni behind her.

In the end, in the room, only Daffa and Tasya were left alone. Daffa then gave Tasya a questioning look.

"What does that mean, dear? Why is Hima angry with me? Who is Huna meant by her?" Ask Daffa with a string of words.

Daffa then spread his gaze around. To see maybe there is a figure named Huna as intended by his son just a moment ago. But he found no one but his Queen in the room.

Tasya then conveyed the answer desired by Daffa directly through telepathy to the mind of the husband.

'Hima was sad to see his sister grieving, Yang, Huna, which our son meant, was our baby Huna, which had died a few years ago,'

Daffa still gave a confused look to Tasya. Until then Tasya's following sentence was what had made Daffa aware of the cause of Prince Hima angry with him for a moment.

'Like Hima has the talent of being able to see subtle creatures, Yang. He can see the baby Huna that has died.' said Tasya resolved Daffa's ignorance regarding the origin of his son's anger.

"?!!" Daffa's gaze immediately turned dumbfounded. He had trouble believing what his own queen had said just a moment ago.

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