Me Vs Flocking Mommy

Chapter 67. New Sister

"You want to go to school, right? Let's get Daddy to deliver." Albert clasped Ella's small, soft arm. Ella's body froze. The touch from the man made the nearly healed wound re-tear.

"No need. I can go alone, really," Ella refused without looking back. He tried to shake Albert's hand.

The man clasped Ella's arm tightly. "No need to take it if it's not too late. Come along," he forced the girl. Albert then walked ahead of Ella without letting go of his grasp. Want to not want the high school students to follow him.

...🥀🥀🥀...

"Come this ..." Ella exhaled slowly, so that the fragrance of the man's perfume that filled her memory disappeared completely.

Unfortunately, it was a futile act. The tightly closed car glass, as well as their adjacent seating position, make the soft aroma more stored up to the heart of the teenage girl. Right said Albert the other day, the perfume he used to love, now just smelling the aroma has made him dizzy and nauseous.

"Later put me down in front of the Minimarket next to the school, yes," Ella pinta, breaking the silence in the car.

"Why not just in front of the gate? You have to walk again, dong. Is it late?" ask Albert.

"Just put me down there. Point." Hardcore Ella.

"Nggeh, Ndoro Putri," said Albert relented. "Duh, gini really has a daughter," murmured Albert as he glanced at Ella.

"What did you say?" ask Ella.

"This girl has a daughter. Fussy, a lot of her wants," repeated the man.

"Ish where there is. That's an ordinary request" Ella argued. "Oh, yes. Don't open the windshield later, when I'm down," Ella asked again.

"Btw, how come you didn't want to see Dad, anyway?" albert said a few moments later. "Emang saw the face of the father who sinned, huh? Or... because I mentioned the words 'father' from earlier?"

"Not both" Ella said. "Well, how does it feel like my school is so far away, anyway? It was even more pronounced to ride the angkot even though it often nge-tem," grumbled Ella began not to feel at home. Though the speed of the vehicle is above fifty kilometers per hour, because the road is quite quiet.

"Yes on?" insist Albert.

"There is no reason. Males look at me," Ella said.

"Move on dong, La. Our status is different now" whispered Albert.

"Yes I know," Ella replied while holding back her tears. "Aren't you the one who couldn't move on, until you came looking for me at home? Ah, or you're just starting to realize how you feel, huh?" satirize Ella with a trembling voice.

"I'm not a guy like that, baby," said Albert keceplosan.

"Darling?" inner Ella. His eyes were round, hearing those words. "By the way, I'm not gonna have a sister, am I?" Ella diverts the story.

"It depends on you and your mom. I'm just na .. nam." Albert stopped his sentence.The atmosphere in the car became increasingly awkward.

Ella's face immediately reddened, as it was wrong to choose the theme of the story. "Forgot what I said," he said.

"Forget what Dad said just now, too," Albert replied as he pulled his car over in front of the minimarket.

(Connected)