My Naughty Fiance's
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Helli was really sad to see the condition of his mother's house. The manic is holding back the crying. He and Gavin were visiting Lonela to the woman's house, but her mother wasn't there. Helli got his mother's address from the hospital, of course Vasquez's influence made it easy on them.

Helli seems to go back to the past, where they lived long ago. A house with a small size consisting of only one room. The difference is, the house occupied by Lonela is now not in a dirty, dirty and muddy slum. But still, this house is too narrow, the air circulation that enters the house is also not good.

Helli looked at the weathered mattress that had lost its tenderness function. Instantly Helli felt his heart break, a pain slapped by reality. He felt like the most bad boy. His hands rubbed the cabin cold enough, the shadow about his mother spending every night with a cold hold made the condition of his heart even more chaotic.

It's true her mother didn't take good care of her, right, her mother ignored her. It was true that Lonela sold it for the woman's pleasure and it was true that Lonela did not care about Helli's life. Let alone an attention, giving her smile even reluctant Lonela.

But as a child, it is not worth judging. Helli realized that as a child, he should not be rude, ignoring his mother. The fact that his mother conceived him for nine months and ten days was an indisputable sacrifice. So what did he give to his mother?

Helli scanned the room, saw some cutlery that had not been washed. A bag of bread that started to mold. A bottle of alcohol that had run out and some medicine that was scattered, came out of the bottle.

Helli could not stem his tears anymore, he shed to the floor, immersing his face on his knees.

A heavy hand held him. Gavin knew what Helli was feeling. Unstoppable guilt seeing the condition of his mother's life.

"Gavin, I'm an unfilial son. I abandoned my mother. My mother's suffering, how's this, Gavin?" tears broke. When his mother visited him on set, asking for money repeatedly, he should be more sensitive to the health of the woman who gave birth to him. But he just blurted out words that clearly hurt the heart of a mother.

"Std... You're a good boy. You're a filial son. You'd do anything for your mom if your mom was more honest with you, I know that, Helli. I see how kind and gentle your heart is. Don't take yourself too badly. That's not true at all."

"Look at the bed, Gavin. I live well in an apartment with such a soft bed. This morning I had a very good healthy breakfast. Look, what we found in my mother's house, moldy bread. He was sick and I complained when he asked me for money. Gavin, how's this?"

"We'll wait for your mother, we'll take care of her. Calm down, don't blame yourself."

"Where did he go?" Helli brushed his nose. He also broke their arms. "I have to clean the house. He should be healthy from now on." Helli stood up, started picking up the scattered medicine, also picked up the moldy bread for him to throw in the trash. Helli washed the dishes which also started to leave an unpleasant smell.

"We'll take him from here. He'll be hospitalized. If he does not like the atmosphere of the hospital, we will look for a comfortable home and hire a special doctor to take care of him. We'll visit her as often as you want. But, for now, focus on your health and your fetus, Helli. I'll take care of everything."

Helli nodded, how lucky he was to find a man like Gavin who cared so much about him.

The door was pushed from the outside, Lonela petrified in the doorway. Surprised by Helli's presence in his home with a stranger he doesn't recognize.

"Mom..."

"What are you doing here?" Lonela asked in a hostile manner, staring warily at Gavin.

"Mom, have you come? Where are you from?" Helli wiped his tears, he moved, intending to approach the mother. But as soon as he walked one step, Lonela took two steps back. Gavin said physical touch would not make him infected. He did not know whether his mother's reaction was because she did not want Helli to contract her disease or because Lonela still insisted on not being in contact with Helli as before.

Helli finally stopped, Gavin re-embraced him, rubbing his arm gently.

"You must be surprised by our arrival, Mrs. Lepisto's." Gavin took over the conversation.

"I am Gavin Vasquez, the man who loved your daughter Helli Lepisto so much. We came here to share the good news. I proposed to your daughter to marry me. Our happiness would not be complete without your presence. And right now, your daughter's pregnant with your granddaughter." Gavin smiled warmly as he rubbed Helli's flat stomach.

"Come in and sit down." Pinta Gavin gently. "There are a few things we also want to say."

Slowly, Lonela stepped in. He sat on his bed. Helli gulped, desperately holding himself back so as not to ask questions about the comfort of the mattress.

"How are you doing, Mom?"

"As you can see."

Helli was silent, he didn't get the exact answer he wanted. It seems his mother was also reluctant to tell him about his health condition in front of Gavin.

"Your medicines fell and scattered on the floor. I already threw it away. We'll make up for the new drug."

Lonela did not respond, but the woman's gaze clearly showed dislike.

"Mrs. Listoh..."

Lonela turned her gaze to Gavin.

"I want to call you Mom, but I'm afraid you're uncomfortable."

Lonela was still unmoved, unwilling to respond.

"Helli explained your condition."

Again, Lonela raised a drawn gaze at Helli.

"You will be healed if you have a strong determination and belief and are supported by the right treatment. We'll find the best doctor. Please don't refuse. Helli would be very sad if something bad happened to you."

"When are you getting married?" Instead of responding to Gavin's statement, Lenola asked about their marriage."

"One more month, Mom. Mom willing to attend our wedding?"

"I'll look at my schedule. Go, I need a break."

"Mom..."

"I need a break and never go back to my house especially when I'm not here. If you have money, leave a few sheets."

"Don't refuse your daughter's kindness, Mrs. Listo. Don't hold back or feel ashamed of him. He loves you, he loves you. Let him do his job as a child. You need it..."

"I just need the money. I never cared for him or cared for him. So he has no obligation to take care of me who is suffering from this humiliating disease. Go."