As pretty as a Butterfly
Chapters 84. Wedding proposal.

Opa Wijaya invites Wiliam and Jelita to go inside, so that the dinner together can begin. All the directors and their invited staff began to enter the room and sit in their respective places.

They entered a fairly large hall, which was at the top of the company and was deliberately designed specifically for various events.

Opa Wijaya invited Wiliam and Jelita and Mr. Boby to sit together at a circle-shaped table containing four people.

Mr. Boby pulled the chair. "Please sit down, sir" he said, allowing the boss to sit down.

"Thank you Boby" replied Opa Wijaya and sat down sweetly.

A Wiliam stamp with high self-awareness pulls a chair for someone. "Sit down" he told Jelita.

"Thank you" Jelita replied, she sat down and was followed by William.

Jelita and Wiliam are the center of attention, how not, because they are the stars here.

Opa Wijaya was already as comfortable as she was smiling to herself, looking at the two young people before her while thinking of the two being united in a sacred promise on the wedding altar.

Instantly he glazed over, recalling fragments of memories of the child and also his son-in-law when united into one family. Mutually happy and in love with each other, Opa Wijaya hopes, hopefully Wiliam can find a loyal life partner and love his grandson with all his heart.

"Back ... Pinch your arm, is this all just a dream?" tanya Opa whispered in the ear of her all-willing assistant.

"Okay sir" replied Mr. Boby obediently.

"Opa ... It's not a dream" Wiliam before Mr. Boby pinched his own arm.

Opa Wijaya shook his head. "Where might I just believe, if I haven't seen Boby in pain," he said without thinking.

William approached Opanya and wiped off Grandfather's tears. "Is this enough to prove that none of this is a dream" he said as he continued to wipe away the tears of his crying eyes.

Opa Wijaya looked at Wiliam and he hugged his grandson and cried in the arms of the grandson. "Now I believe, if I'm not dreaming," he said sobbing full of haru.

All the guests who were there also shed tears, seeing the blue scenery in front of them. Not a few of them were crying including Jelita.

The girl was stunned as she looked at the other side of the man beside her, she did not expect that Wiliam had a soft heart behind her figure that looked sinister and rogue.

The atmosphere of the haru had ended, now they continued with the dinner ritual. The chefs began serving some appetizers with their exceptional craftsmanship.

Jelita ventured to criticize Wiliam when the handsome man began to pull a stick of opium. "Wiliam, please don't smoke here. Besides being unhealthy, I also hate the smell of the smoke."

Wiliam stopped pulling the candlestick. "All right, you're right." Then put it back in your pocket.

Rebut only Opa Wijaya was amazed made, when he saw his grandson obedient to the orders of the little girl without any meaningful resistance at all.

Though all his life, Opa always fought hard to forbid Wiliam to distance himself from the intoxicating opium, but in fact Wiliam did not hear his orders at all or did not obey at all. Even the Grandfather was tired of his own warning.

"Look at him Boby, that girl is amazing. He made Wiliam obey his request, hopefully he can also keep Wiliam away from other bad things" whispered Opa Wijaya.

"True sir, may Miss Jelita be able," replied Mr. Boby nodded and whispered as well.

Wiliam smiled, although not heard, but the man knew where the conversation Opa Wijaya and Mr. Boby were going.

Shortly after, the appetizers were neatly arranged on the table, they began to allow guests to enjoy the dishes that had been served.

After praying, they began to enjoy the meal.

"Let's all eat," exclaimed Opa Wijaya opening the banquet first.

"Dark ... Please enjoy the food from us," said Opa Wijaya, Jelita nodded. "Good sir."

"It's delicious" Jelita murmured as she tasted the appetizer. "Unfortunately just a little bit" he murmured again when the food had run out on his plate.

Wiliam smiled, the man secretly noticed Jelita as well. "Women can't lie about their feelings about food" she thought.

He gave the food to Jelita who was biting the fork. "Eat," he said he could not bear to see Jelita's expression was so heartbreaking as to want the food again.

"That's for me," Jelita replied shyly. His eyes sparkled when he saw that good food was in front of him.

"Right," Wiliam replied, he shook his head faintly when he saw Jelita's adorable facial expression. Heh!

The man began to tease Jelita in a nosy way. "Wait, don't eat," prevent it when Jelita wants to put the food in the mouth.

"Why?" asked Jelita, she put the spoon of food back on the plate.

William approached and he took the spoonful of food and extended it to Jelita. "Now you can eat" he said as if to feed Jelita.

"Let's eat, take it!" so exciting they are together and interconnected here and there.

Jelita was downcast in shame and slowly looked at Wiliam who was smiling at him.

"Eat," said Wiliam so gently.

"Be-well," obeyed Jelita. The girl slowly started to open her mouth and allowed Wiliam to feed herself.

Wiliam also held Jelita's chin with his left hand and then put a mouthful of delicious food in the little mouth of the woman in front of him, while continuing to smile looking at Jelita who was reddened with embarrassment.

Jelita ate it and Wiliam was so happy about it.

The sweet behavior of both made the entire human being in the room rejoice and they cheered while clapping happy signs.

Moreover, Opa Wijaya, he was like a happiness attack repeatedly, so he could not control his own emotions.

Opa Wijaya stared confidently at the pair of young people in front of him. "I want them to get married soon" he said without being filtered first, causing Jelita to choke on her own food.

"Uhuk! Uhuk!" Jelita coughed while continuing to hit her chest, she was so shocked when she heard Opa Wijaya's statement that was considered so shocking to her.

Soon William offered Jelita some drinking water and patted the girl. "You okay?" tanya's a little worried.

"Ohuk! ... I'm fine" Jelita replied, she snatched the glass from Wiliam's hand and immediately downed the water. Do not forget to take a deep breath so that the cough is reduced.

"I'm fine" replied Jelita.

"Thank God." Wiliam gave Jelita his handkerchief to remove the remaining drinking water and tears that came out accidentally when choking earlier.

"Thank you" said Jelita.

"Sorry, if Opa surprises you dear. But Opa is really happy today, when he sees Opa's only favorite granddaughter coming with a girl. And the two of you together like this did a sweet thing in front of Opa, until Opa subconsciously said it just like that. Please forgive Opa," said Opa Wijaya felt bad.

Jelita. "It's okay, sir, you're not wrong. I was less careful when I swallowed the good food earlier."

Opa Wijaya sighed. "Don't call me Master, just call me Opa like Wiliam called me," replied Opa Wijaya.

"Good Opa," replied Jelita.

"Dark ... Can Opa ask you something?" ask Opa Wijaya.

"Please, what Opa wants to ask of me, just say it," Jelita replied.

"Opa wants you to accept Opa's marriage proposal to my grandson Wiliam. I'm sorry if it's sudden, but Opa wants you to get married right away in Opa's short life," pinta Opa Wijaya, she looks so sad.

Jelita pounded unruffled, without feeling her body trembling. He turned his head towards Wiliam and turned to look at Opa Wijaya.

"I-i ... M-sorry Opa, but ___"

Jelita's indecision was engraved clearly on her face and it was caught directly by Wiliam. The man grabbed Jelita's tightly clenched hand and clasped it tightly.

"Sorry Opa, my Jelitaku is very young. He was still a student, I don't think he was ready for that either" Wiliam said, staring at Jelita who was also staring at him.

"Opa ... I've asked for this wedding before, but I realized when she turned me down. That's because he's not ready to get married, he told me he won't get married before he succeeds in achieving his goals. So sorry Opa, I think I'll wait for him until he succeeds" Wiliam said.

Opa Wijaya looks lethargic, but does not dampen his happiness.

"Sorry Jelita, Opa is too hasty to ask you, to not think about your valuable education. Because Opa is very afraid, at the age of this old Opa, will not be able to see Opa's grandchildren on his happy day later," said Opa Wijaya.

"It's okay Opa, don't apologize to me. I understand your wishes, but in accordance with what was explained by Wiliam earlier, if I still have not thought about there and are not ready to face a marriage," Jelita replied.

Opa Wijaya nodded. "Well, as long as Wiliam doesn't mind waiting for you until you're ready. Then Opa will not force you to marry, but most importantly you must promise to be together until that day comes and you Jelita, often come here with Wiliam."

"Good Opa," replied Wiliam and Jelita simultaneously.

Jelita bowed and fell silent, she did not expect that Wiliam would invite her for such a purpose.

"That's why she always invited me to get married, because Opa wanted to see her granddaughter get married and be able to see her have a happy family for the rest of her life. Oh God what should I do, where I can see parents sad, but I also can not forget the foster mother's family just like that" Jelita murmured in her heart.

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