Sweetest Scandal
Bickering

Amee looked so surprised to see Aileen's whereabouts in her home. The woman had just returned home after a long day at the distro. He even let Aileen who hugged him and shed all longs after a few days they did not meet.

"So we met and I managed to persuade him to come home!" said Randu who just came to them while bringing snacks and milk for Aileen.

Amee just nodded. He stared fixedly at Aileen who looked like she looked thin. He cupped Aileen's face and said, "Where have you been? Why don't you go tell anyone?"

Aileen held onto both of Amee's hands with a regretful face. "Sorry, Ma'am. I've got you all worried." He glanced at Randu who was sitting across from them.

"I just want to calm down and not think too far ahead!" Aileen looked down full of regret.

"Yes is already a gakpapa. The important thing is that you can hug you now."

"Honey, from this moment on Aileen will be back to stay with us here!"

Amee looked at Randu and turned to Aileen who gave an answer with a nod. "I don't want to be away from Ma'am Amee anymore, so I forced Kak Randu to accept me again here!"

Aileen grabbed Amee's hand and placed it on her stomach. "I want Ms. Amee to have a bond before she was born into the world, I don't want any regrets later. I want to get away from you with a calm feeling!"

There was a shiver of sadness from Aileen's voice. Amee rubbed Aileen's stomach affectionately and hugged Aileen. Unbeknownst to Amee, Randu grabbed Aileen's hand and rubbed it gently.

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"Why don't you tell me, Mom, if you've met Aileen?" ask Amee annoyed. She was upset that her husband had not told her in the first place and surprised her.

"Aileen is forbidden!" answer Randu casually. The man chose to keep himself busy with his laptop. I spoke without looking at Amee.

Amee snorted annoyed. "Even if Aileen is forbidden, it does not mean you choose according to, Mas. You can secretly tell me and I will go straight home!"

Randu looked up, he took off his glasses without moving his laptop. "You're blaming me?" tanya Randu was not happy.

"You angry? I should have been the one who was angry because you didn't tell me from the first time you met him!"

Randu sighed harshly, looked at Amee sharply and said with a unsheathed look. "I'm not sure what you're saying. Wouldn't you rather linger with that man than be with me?"

Amee snorted annoyedly. "Mas!" exclaim that woman. "Why do you always blame Seto?"

"Because you prefer him over your own husband!" replied Randu calmly. He went back to wearing his glasses and started working in front of his laptop.

"You jealous, Mom?" amee tease.

Randu can no longer concentrate because of his debate with Amee. He shut down and shut down his laptop. "I have every right to be jealous of you because of your current status, my wife explained. All this time I've been patient with your behavior that always defends the man, even you don't seem to regret what has happened."

"You're selfish, Mum!"

"You started it, Amee. Don't provoke a fuss, just because I obeyed Aileen's request you got so angry with me. Do you also really not like your own sister living here anymore?" Highlight Randu's eyes tried to look at Amee's gaze which seemed to avoid her gaze.

"That's it, I'm sleepy!"

"I will sleep in the workspace" said Randu. She quickly walked out of their room no matter what Amee felt.

The man did not really go to his study, he chose to go to Aileen's room. Randu wanted to cool his brain that felt so hot by hugging Aileen's body.

"Why are you, brother?" ask Aileen in wonder. However, since Randu did not answer his question at all he chose silence. "Son, get in the bed, I'll be right back!"

Aileen came out of the room and went to the kitchen. She made warm tea for her husband.

When he was going back to the room, he paused for a moment and looked at the door of the room on the second floor. Aileen stared at the door of the room as if she was implying sadness, she then moved to her room.

Aileen gave a small smile looking at the already sleeping Randu. "Are you asleep?" asked Aileen while sitting on the side of Randu.

The man cleared his throat and opened his eyes. "I make warm tea, Brother drink first and then go to sleep!"

Randu watched Aileen closely and then woke up from his sleep. He received the still warm glass. "Better not to blow. Wherever food or drink is not blown if it is still hot, let it cool first."

Randu stared fixedly at Aileen and nodded. Just for a moment, maybe not ten seconds he then sipped the tea without blowing it.

"We had a fight earlier in the room," Randu fought after he had calmed down with Aileen's tea on him.

Aileen received the glass and placed it on the nightstand. "Why are you fighting? Is it because I'm here?"

Randu nodded faintly. She rubbed Airi's face gently. "Yes, yeah, she objected to why I didn't tell her since we met earlier this afternoon at home and I went back to talking about the man because I saw clearly his disapproval with you moving here again until giving birth. Least. He was angry, probably because his pride was hurt!"

Randu did not give up and chose to be honest!"

"Sorry!" Aileen lowered her head, her fingers interlocking.

"Don't apologize because you didn't do anything wrong!" Randu raised Aileen's chin with his index finger. "Gear me!" randu's orders and directly obeyed Aileen.

"Nr ...."

"Hey?"

"Do I think I should not stay here? I don't want Brother and Sister Amee even fight often later!"

Randu snorted in annoyance. "You who asked to stay here and I follow, it is now forbidden for you to leave this house. Then go far away!"

Aileen nodded. He let only Randu who hugged him possessively. "Now that we sleep, you must be tired because this morning told the spacious house!" Randu broke his embrace.

Aileen simply nodded then crawled onto the mattress and slept beside Randu. They sleep by hugging each other. Aileen deliberately hid her face in the chest of Randu's field. He inhaled in the scent of Randu's body which was as if it had become his chandelier.

'Forgive me, Ma'am. You must be lonely tonight. Brother Randu prefers me. At least let her do this until I give birth.'