Young Master Foster Mom
Reo Reason

"What's Shiro?"

Shiro Yuki gasped in shock, upon hearing the question asked by his mother, Reo's grandmother, Cresentia.

"No. There is nothing Mi," Shiro Yuki replied nervously.

She was afraid that her mother would find out what she was thinking right now, because she was thinking about her son, Reo, who was being unusual about his new nanny.

This is because of the habit of his son who never felt at home, or liked his nanny from a long time ago. So Reo had to change caregivers, each caregiver that could last at most just one week.

Reo would throw tantrums, which made his nannies not at home, causing them to always resign. The caregivers felt unable to take care of Reo.

But unlike the girl who was earlier, Reo actually looks very happy, even calling her "Mama".

Things that have never happened at all, so that makes Shiro Yuki think hard, what makes Reo call the girl called Mama.

Pluck up!

Cresentia patted his son's arm, for not answering his question.

"What Mi?" ask Shiro Yuki quickly.

"That's your own!"

Crescentia shook her head, looking at the behavior of her son who had been daydreaming himself, not paying attention to his question.

"You're this?" shiro Yuki asked, repeating his mother's words.

Her father, Yuki Nagato, chuckles at how his wife is bullying her son. Because of his unusual behavior.

"What the hell is Pi?" shiro Yuki asked turned to her papa.

But it turns out that Yuki Nagato is only raising her shoulders, a sign that she will not interfere in her affairs together with Cresentia. Because his wife must have other intentions with the question earlier.

Shiro Yuki finally told himself about the girl who was currently with her son.

"He is Amy Hendarto. She's SPG at the Mall, which Reo asked her to be his mother. Uh, I mean Shiro."

Shiro Yuki replicates his own description of the girl being watched by his parents, who is currently playing the piano with his son, Reo.

Shiro Yuki secretly watched Amy as she nurtured her son. And Amy's patience and patience, making her father Reo, secretly like the motherly figure possessed by her babysitter.

But she has yet to realize her true feelings for Amy. Shiro Yuki also does not admit that he is already interested in his babysitter, even when he is tempted by his mother with her solitude, so as to immediately take another wife, he said, he also dodged and said if he wanted to be alone. To take good care of Reo.

Ting ting...

"Hemmm.. lala..."

The sound of the piano twang, accompanied by the soft voice of the song verse sung by Amy, makes Cresentia and Yuki Nagato look at each other. Both of them looked at their son.

"Is she really just Reo's nanny?" crescentia asked in disbelief, if Amy only came because she wanted to be the nanny of her granddaughter, Reo.

Maybe she and her husband thought that, it's impossible if Amy's a regular babysitter girl. Because the skill of the girl in playing a piano musical instrument is like a professional.

Hearing the explanation given by her son, Crescentia squinted, because the explanation was like a puzzle to her.

"What kind of misunderstanding do you mean?" Finally Cresentia asked his son to provide a more detailed explanation, so that he did not feel curious about the figure of Amy Hendarto.

Shiro Yuki let out a long sigh first, before she finally gave a brief explanation to her mother, regarding the identity of her son's new nanny.

*****

Plok plok plok!

Crescentia, Reo's grandmother, applauded. Amy was surprised and realized her mistake.

"Sorry Madam. I've been sassy to play this piano without asking permission first" Amy said, apologizing to Cresentia, who clapped when she had just finished playing the piano with Reo.

"It's okay. I just feel happy because this piano can finally be played again, after so many years." Amy looked at Crescentia's sad face, after she finished saying so.

"I'm sorry" said Amy once again, with a lowered face.

"Mama... This is Oma Reo. Reo's grandmother." Amy turned her head quickly towards Reo, who introduced the woman to Amy.

Crescentia smiled, hearing her granddaughter introduce herself to the nanny.

She is indeed alone in approaching Amy and Reo, as her husband Yuki Nagato along with her son, Shiro Yuki, enter into their study. Talking about the family business currently held by Shiro Yuki himself.

"Oh sorry Madam."

Once again Amy apologizes to Cresentia, for feeling sassy by playing their family piano. Without asking permission first.

"Hi! No need to feel guilty about apologizing. I was thinking, if you weren't just a nanny. In fact Reo immediately fell in love with you, even he called you Mama. This is an amazing thing!" said Cresentia while stroking Reo's hair, who was currently smiling with Amy on my lap.

Amy smiled shyly at the praise from Cresentia.

"But I'm nobody Madam. I also do not know why Mr. Young Reo called me Mama" said Amy, who also did not know the reason why her foster children would call her Mama.

"Granny's good mom, she wants to protect Reo, wants to invite Reo to play to Timezone too. But.. Papa's two men came, Reo did not play to Timezone."

Reo finally tells her why, why she called her new nanny Mama, because it turns out she felt protected, just like a child protecting her own mother.

Crescentia finally smiled knotfully, responding to the story from her grandson. He nodded his head when he heard the reason from his grandson, who had already become comfortable with his new nanny. Even though the two of them had just met.

Amy also smiled, because she never thought that her treatment earlier, while at the Mall, was so impressed for Reo, which also made her fall in love with the boy.

*****

In the workspace.

Shiro Yuki has finished discussing the company's problems together with his papi, Yuki Nagato.

"Will Reo be at home, with his new nanny this time? or you want to make a special plan for Reo to feel at home." Yuki Nagato, provoking the opinion of his son, regarding the new nanny of his grandson.

"I mean Papi?" shiro Yuki asked back, as he did not know where the papyri meant. But he knew, all this time Reo never felt at home and often changed caregivers.