Alamanda, Nurse for My Son
Chapters. 64.

Meanwhile in the apartment, after Marcel and Alamanda had exited the apartment door, Mr. Ernest was still sitting and his facial expression seemed to be thinking out loud.

“Badness Sam, why did he do evil to the nurse who had just been present at the Mansion. What business does he have on that nurse.” Mumbled Mr. Ernest who was still thinking about recording a conversation from Marcel's phone.

“It's a good thing he'll interfere with the company's problems I don't allow. Surely he will also threaten people whom he does not like.” Mumbled Mr. Ernest again when he remembered that Mr. Sam had offered to help take care of the company, but at that time Mr. Ernest did not allow it because of professional work problems only, for Mr. Sam to focus on taking care of everything about the Mansion and Mr. Ernest not to be suspicious of Mr. Sam. Because all of Mr. Sam's work is well done. At a time when Mr. Ernest was still thinking, arrived...

“Pa.....” sounds Mrs Ernest from the bedroom in that apartment. Mr. Ernest immediately stood up and walked to the bedroom fulfilling the call of the wife.

“Paaaaa...” voice of Mrs Ernest louder.

“Iya Ma, this is the way.” Mr. Ernest's voice is also loud so that the wife hears and does not call again.

And a moment later..

“Papa long time anyway, I was hungry earlier Ners Alamanda said who cooked for our dinner.” Mistress Ernest said as Mr. Ernest opened the door. It seems that Mrs Ernest had been sitting in her wheelchair because Alamanda had indeed sat Mistress Ernest in her wheelchair so that Mr. Ernest had no trouble putting his wife in a wheelchair when there was no Alamanda.

“His name is also Ma's parents, rising from the seat and the road must be careful so as not to be wrong urat.” Said Mr. Ernest as he approached the wife's wheelchair.

“Ma, I already said if the nurse is similar to Debora.” Said Mr. Ernest as he pushed his wife's wheelchair out of the bedroom.

“Why Papa tell him now what if he keeps confessing I'm his brother Debora.” Said Mrs Ernestan

“I don't think Ma, it's not proven they don't know the Debora.” family Said Mr. Ernest as he continued to push his wife's wheelchair towards the dining table.

“I was forced to say because there is very important information Ma. Mama don't be surprised yes, and patiently we solve this problem with heart.” Said Mr. Ernest while placing Miss Ernest's wheelchair in a position near the dining table.

“What Pa? I have information about the nurse's family. The nurse was born in the same hospital where Archie and Deborah were treated during the Pa.” accident Said Mistress Ernest in a serious tone while looking at the husband.

“Create Ma?” now even Lord Ernest looked shocked.

“Iya Pa, I was wondering if the baby born by Debora was still alive and switched in the hospital and the baby was the nurse who is now taking care of me.” Said Mistress Ernest whose tears began to pour.

“Sabar Ma, we solve this problem gradually, later if the time comes we can either do well or secretly do DNA tests on the nurse. Mr. Marcel has given us a message not to be rash. We're just looking for information on the Alamanda nurse's family. Sam threatened the nurse.” Said Mr. Ernest then put up a special table in front of Mrs Ernest because Mr. Ernest was not confident to lift the body of the Wife move on the dining chair, so Mrs Ernest remained seated in her wheelchair.

“Pa, what did Papa say ? Sam threatened the nurse?” mrs Ernestan asked in a serious tone while looking at Mr. Ernest who was now sitting in the dining chair and ready to serve his wife.

“Iya Ma, there's been evidence of Sam's conversation looking for that nurse and we're in the hospital.” Said Mr. Ernest.

“Because, people don't know themselves. Fire him now also Pa!” miss Ernest's voice was in a high tone.

“Sabar Ma, remember your high blood pressure.” Said Mr. Ernest and gave a glass of mineral water to his wife.

Elsewhere on the highway, the car carrying Marcel and Alamanda continued to drive.

“Where did we go first Al.. shop first or eat first?” asked Marcel who was still driving his car, Marcel looked at him with a smile.

“Successful who invites.” Alamanda said with a smile and turned towards Marcel.

“If it's up to me, I just turn around the city he... he...” said Marcel with a small laugh and continued to focus on the steering of his car. He only teased at Alamanda which was actually where he already had a goal to where his first destination was.

“Shop first Brother, I'm not hungry yet. Later if last night we can eat in the apartment only, I cooked a little bit kok must be enough cuisine that is still in the kitchen.” Alamanda said in a serious tone while looking at Marcel from the side and Alamanda admired the face of her future husband.

“From the side alone is so handsome that Miss Millie wants to trap him.” Alamanda murmured inwardly and still looked at Marcel's face from the side.

“Don't you see me for a long time you must have dreamt of me.” Marcel said with a smile and remained focused on the steering wheel of his car. Alamanda immediately snapped and looked away. Marcel who knew it was anxious and his left hand took off the handle of his wheel and stretched out on the top of Alamanda's head.

“What a shame Look at me as much as you and dream I always.” Marcel said as his left hand randomized the hair at the top of Alamanda's head while looking at it. Then Marcel returned both hands holding the wheel of his car and eyes straight ahead but his lips continued to smile. Alamanda smiled and both cheeks blushed.

A few minutes later the car entered the courtyard of a famous jewelry store in the city.

“We came here first yes..” said Marcel who was used to the jewelry store to take Mama or his late wife first. While Alamanda was the first time, for the entire age he had never been to a jewelry store to buy jewelry. The earrings attached to his ear were earrings that were worn since the baby bought Mama and Papa at the gold shop in front of the traditional market. Once he wanted to buy jewelry with his salary but he always canceled because the money is more important for the school fees of his sister or for additional stall capital.