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Dinner

That night Farzan and Sandra were dressed. They fulfill Anisa's desire to have dinner together, Sandra herself just wants to please Farzan's parents.

Farzan glanced at the rearview mirror, looking at Chila who was sitting in the back seat looking out the window. The man smiled at Chila who looked beautiful and adorable that night. He then looked at the side, seeing Sandra who looked simple, but very extraordinary for him.

“What's still far?” sandra asked because it turned out to be Farzan's parents' house, away from the man's apartment.

“It will be a while until, perhaps because the road is turning, it will look long,” replied Farzan, looking at Sandra, before then returning to focus on the streets.

Farzan's car starts to enter the yard of his parents' house, Sandra straightens up and is a little tense as they arrive.

It is undeniable that the Farzan family is indeed rich, it can be seen from the magnitude of Farzan's parents' house as well as the breadth of the yard, almost the same as Gilang's house.

“Chila meet Oma later, yes.” Farzan looked back as he removed the seat belt.

Chila nodded, the girl took off the seat belt and prepared to get out of the car.

Farzan smiled at Chila who was so excited, then turned to Sandra and saw that her lover was a little nervous.

“Are you nervous?” ask Farzan.

Sandra was surprised to hear Farzan's question, perhaps because she was not too focused.

“No,” Sandra replied with a smile, though she was actually nervous to death.

Farzan simply smiled in response to Sandra's remarks, then opted out of the car first.

Inside the house. Anisa had already asked her servant to prepare a lot of dinner dishes. There was even a lot of sweet closing menu, maybe it was aimed at Chila.

“They haven't come?” asked Anisa when she was just from the dining room to check the preparedness of the dish before Farzan and Sandra came.

“Maybe still on the road, be patient.” Aaron shook his head slowly, not expecting Anisa to be so enthusiastic about this dinner, although he initially said he strongly disagreed with Farzan regarding Sandra.

“Finally they came, I thought he was lying,” muttered Anisa who looked happy but did not show it too much.

Sandra and Farzan had gotten out of the car, Chila who had also just got off, then took Sandra's hand. Farzan also took the two to the house, to see Anisa and Aaron had welcomed their arrival.

“Chila!” greet Anisa who is happy to see the little girl.

Chila smiled to get a greeting from Anisa, not to mention the woman who would be her omanya smiled warmly.

They entered and were immediately invited to the dining room.

Anisa did not respond too much to Sandra's presence there, but the woman was more concerned about Chila who was asked to sit next to her.

“Chila likes to eat what? Let Oma help you take,” said Anisa.

Aaron is happy to see Anisa who receives Chila's presence well, as well as Sandra and Farzan who feel calm because Anisa accepts Chila.

Sandra herself did not mind if she was ignored by Anisa, because she was self-conscious if her future father-in-law had not fully accepted her as a prospective daughter-in-law there. However, there is relief of her own when Sandra sees how Anisa's attitude to Chila, it is enough for her to be happy as long as Chila gets her attention and affection.

“Chila is not picky food, said Mama must eat potluck because out there many can not eat like we. Therefore Chila should be a lot of gratitude with the food,” said Chila at length.

Anisa was surprised to hear Chila's words, it turns out Sandra taught a lot of good things to the little girl. She smiled, then brought food for Chila.

Sandra herself was touched because it turned out that Chila always remembered what was taught and said to the girl.

“Zan, get Sandra to eat. Come on don't hesitate!” bring Aaron.

Sandra and Farzan nodded, they started eating dinner. Sandra occasionally noticed Anisa who was so attentive to Chila, they had just gotten to know her and it seemed that Anisa did really like Chila.

Thank God for giving us a good family. Sandra was so grateful for what she got.