Rosie Sanders!

Advice from a husband

Narto and Tono quickly tidied up their respective tools, hoping to soon find another extra job at the restaurant where Satya worked.

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Elsewhere, a girl was staring at the results of her first stitch. A very beautiful bone white coat. Pretty neat for a beginner like him.

"Oh my goodness, Silvery, this is so beautiful. Auntie really likes her. Can this be for your uncle alone, how much you sell his aunt will pay double." Gauri looked enthusiastic. The middle-aged woman was seen rubbing the surface of the suit with a smile that could not be hidden.

"Sorry aunt, this is for someone. If aunt wants me to make it again, how about it?" Silvery's mouthful, to the aunt.

"Well baby, how long have you been sewing? Aunts and uncles have a corporate event for your Uncle's business partner. Auntie's dress was Dongker's blue, so her suit was also in the same color as this exact model. Also her material, aunt likes her very much." Gauri said looking enthusiastic again despite being disappointed, the nephew could not give the suit to him.

"3 bi days, I'll take her to aunt's house when it's over." Silvery smiled faintly. The girl had become very quiet since this week. And it's really worrying for the whole family including Gauri herself. They miss the innocent Silvery, who always asks anything even if it's easy.

But now there was only a faint smile as well as a makeshift answer, what a situation that deeply worried the hearts of all of them.

"Alright, aunt leave the selection of her ingredients to you. Aunty sure our boutique will flood the order after they see the work of your hand later." Gauri is getting excited.

Again Silvery just smiled, looking at the aunt who was so excited. Though according to his usual course, the same with the stitches of the other beginners.

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Paul is seen tapping on the surface of his work desk, he just got a report if Satya returned to visit the child's tutoring place. Surely the man was hoping to meet Silvery even from a distance as usual.

Paul was pensive, considering Silvery's change after last week's incident. His son became very different, there were no questions and strange words that made the heart sometimes arrogant with his innocence. Now Silvery deserves her cold, untouchable grown woman. Paul was a little scared.

"For me, your past mistakes have been terrible, just remembering your redemption is quite astonishing. I think a little rationally, everyone deserves a second chance. But my daughter? His taste is a little unwilling. But seeing your sincerity, I was a little bit full. You look like you're stuck at a very young age for half a century. And my daughter is stuck in a childish memory despite her age, you guys have something in common. God, I'm really dizzy thinking about this."

Paul rubbed his tired face. The man was tired of thinking for a few days, he did not want to argue with his wife. But letting Silvery dissolve in an untouched state, that wouldn't be good either.

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"Did your family stop you from seeing me again, Vey? Would I be too upset if I loved you? I'm sincere Vey, even though my life is not comparable to yours. Holy hooch! Remove this feeling of not knowing myself, I can't take it anymore." Satya tergugu while bowing her face on the handlebar of the motor.

"If you really love my daughter, why are you just mumbling here and doing nothing? Are you still Lexan the loser you used to be?" Said a woman with a cynical tone.

Satya raised her head quickly, and was surprised to see who was right in front of her. The best ex in the past. The woman still looks very beautiful at her age who is no longer young.

"Noora..?" Lirih Satya's

"So tell me if you just want to play with my daughter's feelings, and if it's true. Stay away from this city, let the princess live quietly with the man we'll choose for her." Noora spoke again firmly.

Satya quickly got off her motorcycle seat.

"No! Nay! I mean, I never meant to play Silvery. I just feel inappropriate, but this feeling keeps teasing me all the time. Tell me if you won't approve, then I'll go out of your reach. I swore I would never see myself again until any time." Satya said quickly.

Noora looked at the netra of the man who had once had time to fill her heart, a look of sincerity that had never even been given to her. He was sure the man had changed in the form of a Satya. It's no longer Lexan the jerk that he was in the past.

"Tomorrow the latest product launching event at my cousin's Gauri boutique, come. And here, wear it. Don't GR, this is Silvery's special for you even if he doesn't say it. But seeing it so strong do not want to sell it even though it has been bargained with a fantastic price. I'm sure this suit is for you, there's your initials there. I wish I could, I left before my husband hit you with jealousy."

Noora steps away leaving Satya still in disbelief.

Her tears flowed without excuse, God was really good to her. Giving her the opportunity many times without ever getting tired leads her towards a straight path.

Satya hangs Noora's paper bag on her motor hanger. With a big smile, Satya left the courtyard where tutoring Silvery was.

While Noora was still in her car, the woman was not alone. Paul is with him. They see how Satya kisses the suit still wrapped in plastic with tears. Both of them rub the corner of each eye.

"You see, dear, if someone decides to change, it will look sincerity easily. Highlight eyes full of sincerity will not be lied to. It's time we make peace with the situation, so children will learn good things from their parents. Forgiveness may not be an easy thing, the memory will sometimes be remembered but not to be remembered in the heart. Because a happy heart, it will not keep long suffering too deep. Just make it a lesson, so we don't repeat the same thing. We have felt pain, so we will think many times to hurt others."

Paul said at length, Noora tergugu. Now she realized, her resentment and hatred had hurt her husband without her knowing. The grudge seemed to explain if his heart was still not switched from the story of the past, indeed Noora was very ashamed of herself who had never grown up in addressing the destiny of life.