The Story of the Children of the Juragan

96. Break up

That morning Wulan did not go to the office. He still spends time with Daddy and mommy to get ready to go back to Indo. During the day, both parents will fly.

Once everything is ready, they drive the car to the airport. Arriving at the airport, mommy and Daddy gave a lot of advice to his only daughter.

Wulan smiled and remembered their advice. He assured his parents that he was okay.

The girl was indeed beginning to change, no longer spoiled. He was even more excited after the visit of his parents on his birthday yesterday.

Both of his parents walked towards the garbarata. Wulan, his grandpa and his grandma watched them as he waved his hand.

After the plane took off and flew, the three of them left the airport.

"You need to be more upbeat Wulan. Especially after the arrival of your parents' two." grandpa's advice broke the silence.

"Of course it's grandpa. Wulan will make a serious effort to help granda advance the company."

"Hem, that's good. Grandpa likes it when you're excited."

All the mangosteen and smile at each other.

"Do you want us to stop by to eat or just to have a coffee?" ask grandpa again.

"No need to grandpa, we just go home."

Grandpa nodded and drove his car to his house.

After reaching the house, Wulan went to the room to check on her face.

'Well, it's still a little wet." he muttered disappointedly, as his hand held a white face and prayer mat.

He threw his body on the bed. Then open the google app. Looking for more science references.

Not only read once, but he tried to repeat up to several times when reading the article. Until he understood.

"It's pretty dry, I'd better move the sunbathe on the balcony" he murmured again. He was really trying to get the face dry.

At nightfall, Wulan was willing to iron the mukena and prayer mat. So that the two objects are neater and fragrant.

"Rulan, Wulan. Let's have dinner sweetheart." grandma exclaimed from behind the door.

Wulan who had just finished ironing mukena a little foggy. Fortunately, he remembered to lock the door. So he can tidy things up without being known by his grandmama.

"Yes ma, wait a minute. Wulan will be ready to go down." she replied while shouting, so that grandma would no longer call out to her.

"All right, but don't take it long. You haven't eaten since noon."

"Ready grandma."

After hearing the answer from her grandson, the grandma passed away. While Wulan who was in the room had finished tidying it all up. He immediately went out of the room following a elderly couple in the dining room.

"Wulans. Wulan." cried Leon as he walked into Louis's grandfather's house.

"Leon, can you not shout like that?" exclaim Wulan who is down the stairs.

"Eh, what a coincidence that you exist. Let's go out to dinner together." Leon did not heed Wulan's words, and instead took her out.

"But Leon, kasian grandma, he's been cooking a lot of food for the three of us."

"Amazing isn't it grandma?" Wulan asked her grandma. He did feel bad if he often went out to snack with Leon.

"Hem, that's exactly what Wulan said, Leon. Look, this much food who's gonna spend? You better have dinner here. And, if you want to go out, you can tell us in the morning, so that the grandma doesn't cook too much."

There's no more reason for Leon to be expelled. He eventually joined the Wulan family. For him wherever he is, the important thing is to be with Wulan.