Married Three Breeding Widow

Married Three Breeding Widow
More Powerful Than His Conjecture

Just today Juwita talked to her new ART about house rules, and then she planned to go pick up her kids. But before the talks took place, Adji brought in another new ART.


"Mass?"


Adji reasoned that this house is too big to be taken care of one ART only, also so that Juwita in the future no longer need to take care of household affairs other than taking care of children. Juwita knew there was another reason, but he kept quiet, started making rules.


"Okay, Ma'am Icha, Ms. Sumi, your job is just home." Juwita has to make that clear first. "Clean-clean, including dishwashing, nyapu including pages, help shopping also once a week. Thats enough. That's aja. My kids don't have to be taken care of. Please, it's important. My children, the boys, the girls, are not the responsibility of you. Maybe if you want to help me take something, but nyuapin, nasehatin, everything please throw to me."


Juwita has been traumatized to trust others about her son so she really has to suppress this. In fact, Juwita is still not comfortable having a maid at home, but what can be done if he needs.


Even if they are good, Juwita still feels worried.


"Bags are my business. The area that is not allowed to enter is my room, children's room. The rest please help handle."


"Yes, Mom."


"And I don't like gossip." Juwita looked at the two firmly. "So anything in this house, ANYTHING, please keep it simple yourself. Sharing information about this family is not my tolerance, Ma'am. Whatever the reason. Understood?"


"Yes, Mom."


"Good." Juwita moves on, grabs her bag before she catches up with Adji who has already left.


Juwita pulled the car door open, sat down while taking a deep breath.


"It's been a long time since I've commented on this." Adji started taking the car out of the yard. "You got talent handle people, honey. You are not good but if you have to be firm, you are firm."


"Why suddenly muji?" balak Juwita was suspicious. "But thanks."


"Who knows you want to work." Adji. "Rather than at home continue, you have a lot of thoughts."


Juwita firmly shook her head. "I can't nitipin the kids to anyone, except Mom and Mom, that's forced."


Adji's lips smiled. Adji has always liked this side of Juwita. When other people feel they can do both, a career while taking care of children, Juwita instead firmly limits herself, because she wants to always be there for her child.


It shows Juwita's priority is always on the family and it makes Adji can't stop believing in her. Though if Juwita wants, she can start doing business with the help of Adji, becoming a great woman who is called the boss by many people.


But he chose to be called Mother.


"Jewith." Adji felt he had to say this. "You're better than you think."


So next time trust yourself more instead of feeling like he has to make painful decisions.


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Juwita let her body tumble backwards, until almost lying in the yard of her parents because Nia and Lila ran crashing. Of course, the youngest came along too. Late to follow but hurriedly climbed on top of Juwita as if she were horses.


Juwita laughed amusedly. "OK, okay, guys. Okay, you guys want the same autograph, yeah? Okay, patience yau. Queued."


Four arms simultaneously hugged her neck and her cheeks got a lip attack. Juwita screamed hysterically as if her son's kiss was a zombie bite, but they laughed instead.


Seeing them laughing, Yunia unilaterally considered him playing. The boy kissed Juwita, making her face now full of kiss marks.


"Mas, please! Please, woi!"


Adji chuckles. Come crouch down and Lila and Nia embrace him, leaving Juwita.


"Father!"


Only Yunia faithfully embraced Juwita.


"Hello, my boy." Juwita kissed her face instead. "Healthy you, son? Hm? Healthy you are, right? Not made crazy like Opa Bima, right?"


"Absolutely Opa!" Bima came, directly protest. "Call Eyang," he continued with pride.


Lila and Nia compactly exclaimed, "Eyang."


"Tops. I give you two thousand. Buy candy."


Nia looked at the money dumbly. "Duck," said he innocently.


Lila chose to ask Adji alone. "Papa, money."


Juwita. "God! That's Mom's personal wallet! Can't ask!"


"Yaudah, Papa, I'm asking Lila for money."


From a distance, Banyu and Cetta look at them.


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