Sweet Love The Tomboy Girl (Davina Hanoraga)
CHAPTER 30
In the car, Davina still bent her face, she was not still upset because Satria but upset because both her parents and the two mama employees continued to tease her.
“So, is the man who came to the Cafe with you the future son-in-law of Mamah and Daddy?” aberlie asked without looking at the back seat where Davina was sitting.
“What! What men? Our tomboy daughter brought a man?” The surprised Bram asked a lot of questions, but Aberlie simply nodded her head and flicked her shoulders after that.
“Apaan anyway, Mah, Dad. He's a super duper guy cold and funny to me, he's a substitute taxi driver Pak Paijo. I'm the same he hasn't reached the stage of being a pair of lovers, his people ajar bola-bolongan behavior. Sometimes jutek, sometimes cute and cold until I say ajah he just hm ria doang, sometimes, but sometimes if it's a hole he will be warm and attentive like today who is willing to take me shopping and miraculously he is also willing to bring my groceries. I thought he was going to reject my invitation to eat at the Cafe, uh he was willing, really grow his attitude like that,” Davina said unconsciously explaining it with length and width.
Aberlie, who heard her daughter's words, smiled.
“Oh like that anyway,” said Aberlie slowly.
“So, that man who made our daughter upset continues to nih,” now Bram come to speak.
“Ish, Mamah and Daddy must have been deliberately right, really cool you guys mengeledekin I mulu,” grumbled Davina but both parents even chuckled.
“He graduates what? If a business graduate asks Daddy to enter the office instead of being an online taxi driver,” asks Bram to offer Ronggo to enter his office.
“He's just a SMK graduate, Dad. After all, his ideals are not to be a business man, but so Koki like a dry canoebo,” said Davina told to what stage Ronggo school and said that the ideals of his beloved man as a chef.
“Wah fit tuh be your partner, right your ideals also be a chef,” god Aberlie back.
“Mah, please deh.”
“Hehe, sorry-sorry, out of excitement know tease you.”
“Why doesn't he go to college?” tanya Bram continued her question.
“He's not from among the capable like us, Dad. He's an orphan that his grandmother discovered as a baby on the side of the road,” explains Davina.
“If he wants to continue, Daddy can help him, but on condition that he must study hard and must be able to achieve his goals to become a chef,” said Bram gave an offer for Ronggo to Davina, immediately the look of Davina's face that had been sour turned into cheerful.
“Seriousness, Dad?” ask Davina to make sure.
“Serious dong, when Daddy ever lied to this beautiful daughter Papah, despite tomboy,” said Bram with temptation at the end of his sentence.
“Ish Daddy is like Mom, loves teasing me,” protests Davina. “But Dad, he knows I work with Daddy and Mamah, he doesn't know that I'm the daughter of a successful businessman and the owner of a luxury cafe in this city. There's no way I'd say that my Daddy offered him a lecture out of the blue, that he hated me,” he continued telling me that Ronggo only knew that he wasn't the son of Mamah and his Daddy.
“Yah stay you just say that when he came to the Cafe today, Mama was interested in him and wanted to send him to reach his goals, or you can reason what cake let him want to receive help from Daddy,” said Bram provide a solution.
“Okay, I thought about the reason first, and if I had talked to him I would have told Daddy again.”
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The next morning, Davina was ready to go to college. After breakfast he said goodbye to Aberlie and Bram.
“Let's Vina try to think about what's the right reasonwell, Dad. You see I am also confused about how to say,” said Davina who apparently has not found the right speech to say to Ronggo regarding the offer of the Daddy who is willing to give it to college.
“You can talk to your friends, honey. Who knows they have the right solution to say it to your heart,” the advice of Aberlie tucked away in the temptation of the morning.
“Saran sih suggestion, Mah. But no need to tease me too this time, it's still morning, Mah,” Davina protested. “Already ah, I leave first, later I try to talk to the gang somplak according to Mamah's advice. Bye Mah, Dad.” Davina left after saying goodbye to her parents.
Arriving at the usual place, the car that usually picks him up is ready to drive him. He opened the door because it was not locked and went inside.
“Morning,” greet Davina with her sweet smile.
“Morning,” said Ronggo with a flat face without turning to his interlocutor, shortly after Davina finished putting on her seatbelt she drove forward her car.
“Mas,” call Davina with doubt.
“Hm,” called only hm ria as usual.
‘Ish, if the cueknya I have answered ajah Just hm doang,’ grumbled Davina in his heart.
“You if you have a fee about the intention to continue college do not?” ask Davina slowly for fear of falling asleep.
“If I have enough money, I will definitely continue my studies to achieve my goals of becoming a great chef,” said Ronggo.
Ronggo is actually not the type of man who is cold and indifferent, he behaves like that because there are so many women who disappoint him. He just tried to keep his distance because he did not want to get carried away and in the end he had to accept disappointment again.
“What's the reason?” sis asked.
“Ah no, I just want to know,” said nervously.
‘What's wrong with him, usually he never acts awkward and nervous like this, why today he looks like he's not comfortable talking to me, if maybe the moon is coming,’ Inner Ronggo trying to second-guess.
“Grandma said the food was thanks,” said Ronggo switched the conversation because he felt that Davina was uncomfortable with her own question.
“Ah yes, equally,” said Davina with a stiff smile because it was forced.
“It has arrived,” said Ronggo back, Davina just dyed out the car glass.
The car had stopped at Davina's usual place down.
“I go inside first, pick me up just plain kayak, bye.” Davina went down immediately, she was nervous today for fear of leaking words.
“His attitude was really strange this morning, why with him,” muttered Ronggo who was feeling confused.