Alamanda, Nurse for My Son
Chapters. 107.

Time passed by at the five-star hotel, and the dinner hour had arrived. Doctor Willy is still faithfully in Mr and Mrs Ernest's room because his duties have not been carried out. Because he hasn't been able to see Alamanda.

“Doctor please have dinner to the special dining room at this hotel. Let me accompany my wife to eat here. Pity him if he has to go to the dining room.” Said Mr. Ernest while staring at the wife who was still lying on the bed because her back neck was still stiff despite taking medication.

“Pa, I want to eat in the dining room just so I can meet Alamanda soon, Alamanda, if Doctor Willy doesn't dare tell Alamanda let me say it myself and I'll ask Mr. Marcel.” for permission Said Mistress Ernest while trying to get up from her lying down. Mr. Ernest who saw the wife had a little trouble lifting her back and her head quickly helped her.

“Ma, eat here only yes.. Let me call the restaurant section.” Said Mr. Ernest while helping to wake up the Wife's body.

“No! Doctor Willy is the least brave of Mr. Marcel.” Said the great Mistress Ernest who wanted to keep eating in the dining room. Doctor Willy got up from the sofa and stepped up to help Mrs Ernest to sit in her wheelchair and Dr. Willy pushed the wheelchair into the dining room. Mr. Ernest stepped beside the wheelchair.

For a moment they had arrived at the special dining room ordered by Mr. Ernest. Irawan's family was already in the dining room. Charlotte was sitting pretty near Jasmine. While Mrs Hanson had permission to go home first because she felt uncomfortable close to the Irawan family.

“Oma.. Opa Ernest good night, look I ate a lot because last afternoon had been drinking strong herbs like Papa.” Charlotte said loudly while showing the plate in front of her was empty.

“Where is your Mama Miss Charlotte?” ask Mrs Ernest who wants to see Alamanda soon.

“Nona where is Mama Alamanda? Are you eating healthy food Miss?” ask Dr. Willy

“Quiet Doctor, Aunt Jasmine already knows my food she used to help Mama to prepare food if I was at Mama Alamanda's house. “

“Doctor I told you that my Mom and Dad are still sleeping so I have a sister soon. I later after eating will also sleep so that your body is strong quickly and my illness will soon go. said Grandma Oji let my illness go wes ewes ewes...” Charlotte said again with a small laugh. Oji's grandmother smiled broadly at Charlotte's words.

“Hmmm so they're both really still sleeping? Or making a sister for Charlotte ?” madam Ernest murmured inwardly.

Finally, Mistress Ernest had dinner quietly and happily imagined he would soon have a great-grandchild. Mr. Ernest also seemed happy to see the wife eating voraciously and her facial expression was calm.

“Mr what I can already go home after dinner if the newlyweds do not want to be disturbed.” Said Dr. Willy.

“Do not go home first.” Said Mr. Ernest who knew that the emotional state of the wife was still unstable.

But then came Mr. Ernest's phone ringing loudly. Mr. Ernest immediately took the phone from his shirt pocket.

“Mother maid.” Mister Ernest muttered as he saw the contact name of the senior servant's mother making a voice call. Mr. Ernest immediately shifted the green button because he was worried that there was something important about Eveline's arrival at his Mansion.

“Master, hiks... hiks... forgive me.. hiks.... hiks...” the voice of the senior servant mother among her sobs.

“What's up?” asked Mr. Ernest in a panicked tone until Mrs Ernest and also the person inside the special dining room turned to look at Mr. Ernest.

“That's hiks... Mr... hiks ..hiks..” voice of senior servant mother again.

“You are now crying first, only after you finish crying tell me clearly. If you say one word keep crying I'm confused!” mister Ernest's voice in a high tone.

“Pa, what's up?” mistress Ernest asked in a worried tone as her husband spoke in a high tone.

"The servant's mother is still crying yet to say clearly. I hope Miss Eveline and the Mansion are fine." said Mr. Ernest who was still waiting for the servant's mother to say clearly.