The Steel-Cared Rose
Hapsari

Hapsari was not born into a wealthy family. His aunt, Helena who had met her death was the support of her family.

His death was a grief for his family. In addition to losing the back.

It can be relied upon to take care of the whole family. Take care of her while her parents work. Caring for his cousin when both parents were forced to leave him because they had to leave town to take care of their business.

If any family member is sick. The tantenum also often helps to treat.

So they lose their tantas when they lose their grandparents.

Since his aunt died. I don't want him and his cousin. Have to take care of themselves while their parents are working. Sometimes they are watched from afar by their neighbors.

Ever since his aunt died, he felt that the man who often gave gifts in place of his aunt to watch over and take care of her.

The man once saved her when she was almost hit while walking towards her school.

Her hand was grabbed and her tiny body was hugged. Both bodies almost fell.

“You must be careful!” Said an unknown man. And he himself refused to ask. All he knew was that the man would often watch him from afar and give him gifts until he grew up.

Hapsari could only nod his head.

“Should look left right and do not walk too far into the middle. You understand?”

Hapsari nodded his head. His memory drifted while his Tantenya was still there. Pick him up. There was no need for him to bother walking and using public transportation.

Every school hour. His aunt will pick him up and his cousin. They will be taken to his house and live with him and both housekeepers are in charge of looking after and caring for his cousin.

If the tantenya can't take you because there's something to do. The driver will take her and her cousin to school.

Both of their parents will pick up on weekends or when they are not working.

Since his aunt died. They went back to live with their parents. The driver and housekeeper who worked at his tantric house were dismissed.

The house owned by Tantenya is for sale. So too with his aunt's stash. Because they have no children and the couple is given to both parents as an inheritance.

Hapsari's father is his younger sister while Brian's mother, his cousin, is his older sister. The three are siblings.

Her tantalizing death caused grief for Hapsari and his cousin Brian. They not only lost the figure that was always there for them and looked after them both.

But also a figure whose presence exceeded both of their own parents.

His late aunt had no husband and no children. So all the affection and attention was given to his two uncles as well as his two siblings and two brothers-in-law.

Hapsari and Brian must start learning to take care of themselves.

Go to school by yourself. Keeping themselves in their homes is monitored remotely by neighbors around them.

Hapsari and Brian met less and less. When their aunt was still there. During the weekdays they were at their aunt's house.

Until Friday night, the two were picked up by their parents. Monday their parents are taken to school. She was picked up by her aunt.

The time with Aunt Helena was very happy.

Hapsari still vividly remembers when Aunt Helena picked him and Brian. Take them to his house.

Aunt Helena drove her car wildly.

“How is your school?” He said while driving.

Hapsari and Brian take turns telling stories about the things they experienced at school.

“There's a new kid in my class.” Hapsari started his story, “Nobody wants to accompany him.”

“Why?”

“They said her son was arrogant.”

“Bominate?”

“Don't like chatting.”

“Silence, means?”

“His father moved frequently. So he often has no friends.”

“Prospect.” Helena Sahut.

“Yeah.”

“You didn't try to accompany him?”

“I took him to lunch together.”

“So sweet's. Did he welcome her?”

“At first not.”

“Why?”

“She worries I'm judging and scavenging her.”

“Why does he think so bad?”

“In his old school. Some of his friends wanted to make friends with him. Turns out they all made fun of and humiliated him.”

“Really? Why so?”

“They're friends to scrape up everything about him. Her parents divorced. He's coming with his dad. His mother married again. New husband his mother rich man.”

“Then?”

“They mocked him because of it.”

“You mean. She was reluctant to be friends with you at first because she was worried that you would get her?”

“Ya.”

“But you didn't sneak it right?”

Helena rubbed her nephew's head gently.

“Tante is proud of you. Good boy.”

“Thank you aunt.” Sahut Hapsari with sparkling face.

“Did he tell you a lot?”

“Yeah. I'm his friend.”

“So good friend.”

“Yeah. I won't make it.”

“How about you, Brian?”

“Master confiscated the toy I brought.”

“Can't bring toys to school? Strange rules.”

“Mike borrowed my toy. He played it in class with Deni.”

“Just let your toys be taken. Yes already, next time do not lend in class.”

“Yeah.”

“Then we buy again.”

When they got home. They put their bags in their rooms.

Then they will do various things in their free time.

Study, watch television, take courses and play. They don't know Aunt Helena's job.

Unlike their parents who are always busy and do not have time. Aunt Helena has a lot of free time as well as enough money.

Sometimes he goes to work or out of town and country. Aunt Helena herself was not a rich man with an abundance of wealth but rather sufficiency.

Choose a house type four five with three rooms, a bathroom he occupied with his two nephews. A car and a deposit amount worth 500 million. All of this is the legacy of both of his parents when he died.

Hapsari and Brian were the most lost. Because no one can take care of them as well as Aunt Helena.

Reverie's scum. The school is a few steps away. His yearning for Aunt Helena is growing. His memory occasionally floated on his late aunt.

They're all grieving. His whole family loves Aunt Helena. Although both of his parents were shocked by the death of Aunt Helena. The more he grew up, the more he understood about his tantric work.

Brian accidentally eavesdropped on a conversation his parents had about the death of Aunt Helena.

“I heard them say that aunt Helena mistress businessman.”

“Really? You know where you're from?”

“I accidentally eavesdropped on my parents' conversation.”

“What do they say?”

“Tante Helena sacrificed herself for the family. My father and your mother could have had a good education and job due to the sacrifice of aunt Helena.”

“Really?”

“Do you know?”

“What is it?”

“Tante Helena died pregnant.”

“What?”

“Yeah.”

“Don't aunt Helena hang herself?”

“Yeah. There was a letter with a message before he killed himself.”

“You mean, he killed himself and the baby he contained?”

“Yeah.”

His second age was near seventeen for Hapsari and eighteen for Brian when he learned of the fact.

“I often miss aunt Helena.” Hapsari.

“I also.” Reply Brian.