As pretty as a Butterfly
Chapter 89. Not wanting to give up.

The Djuanda Foundation.

A messenger informed Mrs Caca of the ongoing commotion at the Wijaya Group company.

She was so shocked to find out that Michael and her husband were in the fray.

"What's the trigger?" ask Mrs Caca.

"Uncertainly madam, listen to what this has to do with the Madam's private foster child" the messenger replied.

Mrs Caca massages the temple, feels dizzy with the problems that continue to occur in her family, and the problem always has something to do with Jelita.

"What's this problem?" he murmured in the heart.

Finally he decided to close his job and called and asked the driver personally to take him to visit the company Wijaya Group.

Hoping not to cause a big commotion that can harm all parties, given that his family had just managed to get out of the embarrassing photo problem that made a stir and noise yesterday.

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Wijaksana Mansion.

Meanwhile, Mrs Berta and Floren got word from his men Mr. Wijaksana. They were so happy, because it managed to trigger a commotion inside the company involving Chandra Putra's extended family.

They were asked to come by Mr. Wijaksana, to muddy the atmosphere. And if their plan is successful, then as the proverb "Once a paddle, two three islands exceeded", which means one job, can get results several times."

Where it could be the result, among others, the rejection of Wiliam's high position through an influential person, Mr. Nael. The defamation of good name and also the humiliation to the Chandra Putra family through his foster children. It could even be that Jelita will be fired from the title of personal foster child of Mrs Caca disrespectfully.

They laughed and rushed to the company Wijaya Group to add spicy seasoning so that the situation heated up, for the achievement of their plan.

Because then they can go in to take the opportunity, for their own benefit.

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Wijaya Group Company.

"Wise!" firmly Opa Wijaya stood in front of the door holding his staff.

"Father!" exclaim Mr. Wijaksana.

"Well! Why did you come here, just rest in your room" said Wiliam, he led Opa back into his room.

But soon Opa Wijaya dismissed Wiliam's hand, refusing to leave. "Can't, don't forbid me to talk" he said, entering the room while staring at everyone.

He stood before the Wijaksana and stared intently at the son of his second wife.

"Wise ... How dare you doubt my decision!" said loud Opa Wijaya while pointing at the chest of the instigator.

"Papa, don't you know what that shameful grandson of yours did? He had dared to insult the great Lord's family even he had dared to bring his family's foster child without permission. If you don't believe, ask directly to those who are here" replied Mr. Wijaksana.

He then approached William and pointed his guilt in front of everyone.

"Great master, he came here to have Wiliam apologize for the humiliation he had done to his family and personal foster children. But what this boy did, he pretended to be innocent, even dared to challenge with his unkind attitude. If he sits in the leadership position of this company any longer, then I'm sure he will destroy the good name of our company papa," Mr. Wijaksana said.

"How about you, Great Lord, do you agree with my words? If this brash kid doesn't deserve to lead a big company, because he could have done another bad thing. With a big guy like you he's so brave, what about the other small companies under your leadership, Big Master," he said.

"Mr Wijaya, I'm sorry if I'm so presumptuous to say this. I don't want to interfere with your internal matters either, but I think the words of Mr. Wijaksana have a point as well. Your granddaughter still needs a lot to learn in leading the company and most importantly she has to learn how to be kind to others" said Mr. Nael.

Opa Wijaya did not comment on the words of either Mr. Wijaksana or Mr. Nael. He walked up to the chair and asked everyone to leave the room, except for Mr. Nael and also Mr. Wijaksana.

"There are things I want to talk about with Nael and also Wijaksana, so Wiliam come out first. Invite my daughter-in-law and her friends to solve your problems out there" said Mr. Wijaya.

"Okay Opa!" obedient Wiliam. He approached Jelita and invited her out of the room.

"Come with me, we'll have dinner" Wiliam said.

"What's the son-in-law's granddaughter saying?" Michael clenched his hand tightly irritated by Mr. Wijaya's statement. He looked at Wiliam who smiled faintly at him then looked at Jelita.

"You're mine, not her" said Michael firmly.

William grumbled at Michael's words. "Deliver her to be mine, I promise to always make her happy."

"Don't dream, until whenever I won't let him be yours," Michael replied no less fiercely.

Jelita looked at Wiliam and Michael, she was so sad to see the two fighting just because of her. The girl slowly stepped back and away from the two, coming out of the room quietly so that no one would follow her.

It was unexpected that it would happen like this and Jelita thought this was all due to her fault, she should not have told Michael anything.

He should also not accept Wiliam's request to get married and just refuse it at that time so that such an incident does not happen and explain to Opa Wijaya if he is a foster child belonging to the Chandra Putra family.

"I have to get away from their lives" muttered Jelita who felt guilty.

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"You two sit down!" lord Vijaya's decree to Mr. Nael and Mr. Wijaksana.

As an elder in the business world, the authority of Opa Wijaya is arguably so strong. And as a fellow business associate Mr. Nael obeyed the order.

"Alright Mr. Wijaya," obeyed Mr. Nael and sat on the sofa as well as Mr. Wijaksana.

"Boby, get them a drink!" he told his personal assistant.

"Okay sir" obeyed Mr. Boby.

"I've heard all your complaints about my grandson Wiliam from my assistant Boby. I represent my granddaughter apologizing for her disrespectful behavior towards you Nael" said Opa Wijaya.

"Mr Wijaya, thank you for coming to see me and even apologizing directly to me. But I deeply regret the treatment of William who has forcibly brought my wife's foster children without my own family's permission" replied Mr. Nael.

"I don't know if that girl is your family's foster son Nael, and I also deeply regret Wiliam's inappropriate attitude towards your foster children. But after seeing the seriousness of William and the joy that returned to him with the girl last night, it made me think and believe in myself to unite them in a serious relationship."

"Because this is Nael, allow Wiliam to have your foster child" Opa Wijaya explained.

"I'm not going to give my family's foster children to a male female player like William. Since I don't believe in your grandson, I'm also very worried that if it happens to be about the future and his life will surely be wasted in your grandson's hands" said Mr. Nael.

"What the Great Lord said, William is a bad man. Info circulating he often play even fucked many women out there and always not serious about his relationship. Just think of the Great Lord, do you want your foster child to be an outcast after being used by William," said Mr. Wijaksana with incitement for Mr. Nael to refuse.

Because if Wiliam until successfully married is certainly a position of leadership of the company it will be difficult to get rid of by him.

"Please! Keep your word Wijaksana, if you're still talking non-nothing about Wiliam, don't blame me for dishonorably kicking you out of here!" snapped Opa Wijaya was annoyed by the speech without evidence of Mr. Wijaksana.

"But that's the fact, a lot of people who saw Wiliam often go in and out with women at night clubs, I don't know what the boy did. Sometimes people have seen Wiliam like to drink and suck haram," incited Mr. Wijaksana back.

"Boby, take Lord Wijaksana out of this room!" the Opa Wijaya.

"Okay sir" obeyed Mr. Boby.

Lord Wijaksana was upset. "Ck! Look at that Great Lord, my Papa's attitude continues to defend his grandson's mistakes. I'm not your real son, but I'm more moral than your granddaughter. Great Lord I advise you not to listen to this old man!" said Mr. Wijaksana before leaving the room.

Opa Wijaya sighed and spoke to Mr. Nael again. "My grandson is not that kind of person and I'm sure of that. Don't you listen to the words of Wijaksana, he's just jealous of Wiliam because his position in this company has been displaced."

Mr. Nael was doubtful, which was the true word of them. "Mr Wijaya, I don't care about your grandson's behavior nor do I envy Mr. Wijaksana. All I care about now is letting go of my wife's foster children from their relationship with William" he asked.

"Nil ... It was not you who asked me to release the girl from William, but I who asked you to release the girl for my grandson William," Opa Wijaya refused to budge.

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