Stupid With A Boy 1
Chapter 70 Marriage Plans

"You're why, Tin. How lethargic is it like there's a problem??" asked Bu Yeni when he saw Atina lying down in front of the television.

"it's okay, ma'am, tired of the body again" Atina said in a raucous voice.

"When did you go to Melvin's house, Tin?? Did you actually pick you up here, driver Melvin. Why didn't Melvin pick her up??"

"Yes, really, Mom. Mas Melvin again nerusin work said Ma'am. But that's it. There was a bully when Atina was there" Atina exclaimed rather irritatedly.

"Bother?? You mean who?"

"Huff!! who else if not Alana, Mom. Mas Melvin's Ex-wife. He came when Atina was there too."

"Continue ... What happened when Melvin's ex-wife met you, Tin??" Momentarily Bu Yeni was immediately touched by curiosity.

"Due, Mother. He likes to look for Atina. I don't think people will stop bothering me as long as I'm still in touch with Mas Melvin, Mom" Atina explained.

"Continue, Melvin's own attitude how is that woman?" Bu Yeni was not satisfied with Atina's answer. He kept getting information from the child.

"Luckily, Melvin always belain me, Mom. He also seemed to still harbor the same hatred the woman had, judging by the way she spoke, could never smooth her tone of speech. Always rough like that, sometimes I feel bad about myself like Alana. Later he was afraid he thought that Melvin's attitude could be influenced by me, Mom."

"Udah, just let him think that. Don't think too much. And according to Mother, it's better if there's a woman, you better avoid it. You don't have to pay, Tin. Fearing that if you serve him there he will even hate you more," said Ms. Yeni to Atina.

"Yes, Mom. But sometimes I like the same gregetan he said. I like to get emotional" Atina continued.

"Yes, maybe he deliberately made you angry. Cuekin, no need to be in the gubris."

"Yes, Mom."

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"Mom, what do you think Melvin married again?" melvin asked when he and his mother had just finished dinner. The boy returned to his room ten minutes ago.

"Yes, it's okay. Even that good. Have you talked about this with Chessy, Vin??" mom Rumana asked back.

"No, Ma. Melvin hasn't talked about this plan with Chessy."

"Whether before you decide to remarry, you ask permission first with your son, Vin. Because you have a child. So here you are not only looking for a wife, but also looking for a mother for your child. Choose a wife who that person also likes your child, Vin. Does Chessy know you have a relationship with Atina, Vin??"

"That's a problem too, ma'am. Before Alana appeared, Chessy was very happy when she was with Atina, Mom. Even Chessy used to ask me to make Atina come home together when I happened to pick Chessy up at school. But now that Alana's presence in Chessy's life makes her change her attitude towards Atina, Mom. I don't know what this is because of Alana's incitement or not" Melvin explained.

"Shall I just keep Chessy away with Alana, Mom? Let him not be too close to the woman. Because Melvin believes that Chessy's change in attitude toward Atina must have been Alana's intervention, too, ma'am," Melvin guessed.

"No, I don't agree that you're doing that. After all, Alana is Chessy's biological mother, Vin. You can't separate the two of them. What you're going to do is actually going to make Chessy hate you. Do you want to be hated by your own child, don't you??"

"Keep what should Melvin do, ma'am? Melvin loves Atina very much. So Melvin is unlikely to have to part with him just because of Chessy's refusal.

"Mom knows, Vin. Hence, you and Atina must both conquer Chessy's heart in order for him to accept you to unite. I'm sure if you're going to try to persuade Chessy, he'll be out for a long time."

"No Pa!! Chessy doesn't want Papa to marry Atina!!" suddenly Chessy shouted, not since when did the child hear the chatter between Papa and the Grandma.

"Chessy!!" melvin was surprised.

"Darling, come here first. Don't yell at your own papa. That's not polite, son," the Grandma said. Chessy slowly approached her grandmother, and she sat down next to Rumana.

"Sorry, Grandma. Chessy just didn't want Papa until the same marriage at Atina's mom, Nek," said Chessy looking at Grandma.

"Why Ches, don't you like Atina's mom? was she ever so mean to you that you refused her to marry your Papa??" Rumana asked while stroking her grandson's hair.

"No, Grandma. It's not. Atina is good, Grandma. It's just that Chessy wants Papa and Mama back together. Chessy wanted to have both parents complete as Chessy's friends, Grandma. Is Chessy wrong to have this kind of wish?? That's all Chessy wants, Grandma" Chessy said expectantly. The girl never knew that her Papa would never be able to be with Alana again because the woman had once incised such a deep wound that even to this day, Melvin still holds a temper tantrum for the woman. How to be with someone who hates.

"Yes, Grandma understands. Chessy was wrong. It's just that, Papa and Mama had been separated for a long time, so to be together again was not as easy as Chessy thought. It won't be easy, son, after all what Chessy thinks is good is not necessarily good for your Papa and Mama, Ches," explained Ms. Rumana. Chessy. Either her silence was because she understood or because she was confused by what her grandmother said.

"Chessy. Papa and Mama can't be together anymore. You can still meet your mom whenever you want. You do not have to worry, Papa and Mama will still love you even though we live not one roof," continued Melvin trying to give understanding to the child.

"But it still doesn't feel the same Pa if you don't live together," Chessy pouted disapproving of the words that her father had just said. When Melvin opened his voice again, Mother gave him a code to be silent.

"Judek. Mending Chessy is now sleeping, Grandma and Papa you will also be sleeping this too," Rumana's mom orders Chessy.

"Yes, Grandma. If so, Chessy goes to the room first yes," said the girl.

"Why did you stop Melvin? Melvin hasn't finished talking to Chessy, Mom." Melvin protest.

"Already, Vin. Don't argue with your own child. He was a kid. Tell me slowly so that he understands," exclaimed Mrs Rumana.

Melvin was silent at last. His mother was right, he should not argue with the child. After all, Chessy was still a child. As an adult he should be able to put himself with whom he speaks.