Daddy My Son's
73. Lady Arauna

"Sir, I beg you, forgive my daughter Vienna," the mother of Vienna continued to sob and bow at the foot of Mr. Loenhard who had just arrived at her home, after three days of hospital treatment.

The middle-aged woman waited in front of the Loenhard house, and hid behind the lush ornamental plants in front of the fence, because security did not allow her to enter.

As soon as he saw Mr. Loenhard's car that was very familiar, he immediately infiltrated, making the security people angry at him.

"Mrs! Get out of here right now!" Snapping the two security while forcibly pulling the hand of a woman who now looks older than her age due to the whack of life pressure.

"I beg Mr. Loenhard, forgive my daughter, she is the backbone of our family, her sisters are still in school" she asked, crying, not caring for the two security guards who were about to drag her away.

"Take him off. You guys, go first, I want to talk to this woman" said Mr. Loenhard flatly.

"Okay, sir," said the two security guards, while releasing their hand checks on the middle-aged woman's wrist.

"Mrs Arauna, we talk inside" said Mr. Loenhard flatly, he then stepped in followed by his wife, Virranda and Joe.

The woman, who was called Lady Arauna, got up from the floor where she was resting on the foot of Mr. Loenhard when the man had just got out of his car. He took his steps following the Loenhard family from behind.

He stared around, sweeping the entire contents of the magnificent guest room, remembering it back to the past, where his life once had a house as big and luxurious as where he was resting now.

But everything disappeared instantly, when her husband was declared bankrupt and fell ill. Their property was sold out to pay off the accumulated bank debts, and they were forced to live in a rented house that only had 2 bedrooms, 1 guest room and a kitchen adjacent to the toilet. Not to mention the cost of daily life that he had to cover by washing clothes from the neighboring house to another neighbor's house.

Vienna, which at that time attended an international school, a school with Virranda threatened to drop out of school was constrained by costs, as well as his younger siblings who were still in elementary school.

Thanks to the kindness of Virranda who persuaded the father, finally Vienna can still go to school until graduation in college, as well as his sisters.

Once Vienna worked in the company owned by Virranda's father, the old man had not financed the education of Virranda's younger brothers who attended school in Junior High School and the living expenses of the Viennese family.

"Where are you guys going?" mr. Loenhard looked at Virranda and Joe who had gone to the living room.

"I want to take Joe to the living room, don't you think Papi has a guest?" virranda said, after stopping his steps and turning towards his father who had rounded his wrinkled eyes staring at him and also Joe.

"It's rude! If there are guests, accompanied, not abandoned! Let's sit here!" tell Mr. Loenhard ketus while referring to the sofa on his right side.

Virranda and Joe could only look at each other, and without speaking they went to the sofa and sat there, joining the lords Loenhard and Lirasa.

"Sit there" said Mr. Loenhard to Arauna, who was walking slowly and unknowingly, what he did was pay attention to the entire magnificent living room that invited the attention of the family of Mr. Loenhard who had sat on his couch respectively.

"Be careful madam" Joe swiftly moved from his seat to help. He then led the Viennese mother to a sofa, opposite Mr. Loenhard and his wife.

"What a weight is your life, Lady Arauna, to make you like someone who never had a house like what we had" muttered Lirasa in her heart.

"Did lady Arauna know of the mistake that Vienna had made, the mistress' daughter?" asked Mr. Loenhard, looking down at the pitiful looking middle-aged woman.

"Know Sir," nodded Arauna weakly. "But Vienna did it because it was in desperate need of money, because at that time I was also sick and hospitalized" he explained slowly.

"illness?" virranda asked, speaking.

"Yes Miss Virranda, even Miss at that time visited me sickened when Vienna was just accepted to work in a company owned by Mr." said Ms. Arauna reminded.

"Yes I remember Auntie," said Virranda staring fixedly at the woman she considered family. "Even then-, sorry before Auntie, I have given some money as per the receipt that Vienna showed me via WhatsApp message, it's beyond the funds I've transferred to her that will accompany Bibi in the hospital, because I realize Vienna just got to work," clearly Virranda made the middle-aged woman's lips quiver withstanding her embarrassment over the lies she was lying to defend her daughter.

"I'm sorry Miss Virranda, I really don't know. As far as I know my hospital fees are the result of a Vienna loan in the office, and any salary, that loan will be deducted. That's all I know Miss," said the Vienna mother with her reddened face, still trying to quibble.

"Your daughter did apply for a loan to Ms. Arauna's office" Mr. Loenhard said, interrupting the conversation. "The loan was denied, because your daughter hasn't even spent a month working for my company. According to the rules, loans can be given to employees who have worked for one year or more."

"So then I took the initiative to give personal assistance to him and asked my wife to transfer some money from the receipt of the Vienna loan application on her account" said Mr. Loenhard.

"If Madame Arauna reasoned that Vienna did it because it needed money, I think the funds from my transfer and Virranda were more than enough for the hospital costs of the hostess at that time" added Mr Loenhard again. Madame Arauna's face was getting reddened withstanding her matchless embarrassment.

"And if Vienna really needs money? Why did he only sell Virranda to the pimps for only three million dollars? Why?!" cry Mr. Loenhard who had been holding back his emotions.

The shriek of the gray man made Madame Arauna shocked in her seat, her mouth tightly locked, not daring to issue a single word refutation.

"Your daughter, she just wants to ruin my daughter! Just so you know, Lady Arauna! I will not withdraw my report, just let your daughter languish in prison with her bre**secret pimp! To pay for all their evil deeds to my daughter!" angry angry.

"L-yes, I understand Mister. B-but I can't bear to see Vienna pleading for release from there sir. I beg you sir, forgive my daughter" said Lady Arauna begging, wishing that Mr. Loenhard would be relieved at her old request.

"Maybe the madam did not know, if in the office, Vienna had dared to play around with danger. As secretary of the finance manager, he dared to change the numbers that were not supposed to, and that of course was very detrimental to the company" said Mr. Loenhard again made the old woman silenced a thousand languages.

"So let Vienna pay for his crimes, hopefully he can change while he's in prison. Now go home, I'm tired, I want to rest" said Mr. Loenhard again after their conversation.

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