CAN I LET YOU GO?
Shameful Story Dismantled
"I once dated her initials entrepreneur J. Men are married, now they have two children" said Alleta Nicoline in an interview with a prominent influencer whose followers reach millions on a social media platform.
The woman did not hesitate to laugh loosely, not shy to tell the extent of her relationship with the businessman initials J.
In contrast to the situation in a luxury house, a woman turned off the television that aired an atmosphere of dialogue between Alleta and a famous influencer named Brigitta Adams.
His friend called to watch the drama, at least three influencers who aired the embarrassing story by Alleta.
The short-haired woman with warm ivory skin let out a long sigh, there was a tremor in every pull of air that entered through her nose. His eyes warmed, he raised his head so that his tears would not shine.
She remembers her children who are currently out of the house to go to school. His first child was a 7-year-old boy named Dael Meyer. Her second daughter, Rosalie Meyer, is 5 years old.
Floretta Conie got out of her seat after putting a television remote on the table, her phone ringing.
A message came in from her friend, Alice Bouwer.
[Did you see that shameless Alleta? The netters attacked him, but he still made a fuss by telling his own disgrace.]
[Netter is gossiping about your husband's name, you have to act against him. I can't believe Jarvis Meyer did that.]
The two messages were read by Floretta carefully. He didn't want to pay back to Alice. The woman put her cell phone on the table.
"I'm going to pick Rosalie up from school" she told her personal assistant, after leaving her room. The young woman named Rayya was astonished to hear him, he just nodded his head. Usually, enough Rayya to pick up. Floretta's assistant came out, told the family driver to get ready for Rosalie's school.
Throughout the trip Floretta just kept quiet, throwing out the view of the four-wheeled vehicle owned by her husband.
Upon arrival at the kindergarten, Rosalie headed straight to the place provided to wait for the children to come out. Apparently, there her husband, Jarvis Meyer, had first found his daughter.
Floretta's steps stopped, he did not continue his direction towards Rosalie, instead flipping his body. Jarvis catches Floretta's figure in a crowd of old students.
Jarvis quickly held Rosalie, taking a wide step towards his wife.
"We're home. Mr. Meyer has picked up my daughter" he said calmly to the driver shortly after entering the car.
When the engine of the vehicle is turned on, the front door is knocked from the outside, the driver thunders out when he sees Jarvis Meyer knocking.
Floretta remained silent on her bench, not welcoming her husband and son.
Jarvis sat Rosalie in the front passenger seat and fitted her seatbelt. At first glance he saw Floretta sitting on the back bench.
As the door closed, Floretta greeted her daughter. The little boy who was initially unaware of the existence of the mother, looked back, not playing with his heart.
"I'm glad Mom and Dad came to my school" she said. Floretta kissed the princess' cheek in dismay. The girl had trouble moving because of the seat belt that wrapped her body, so Floretta advanced her body.
He could not help but smile and laugh with his sons.
Not long before Jarvis came in and sat on the driver's seat. Floretta turned his body back to sit on the back row passenger bench.
"Go home with my driver" Jarvis replied as he turned on the engine.
Their vehicle's out of Rosalie's school. Floretta saw the vehicle moving towards their house.
"Em. I still have to pick Dael up for school. Just drop me off at the front stop" he asked.
Jarvis has no idea about Dael's school schedule, which he knows is only his daughter, as Rosalie often begs Jarvis to pick him up from school.
The man still wearing his work coat felt Floretta was different today, after he had been avoided at Rosalie's school, the woman did not ask him to pick up their son from school together.
Floretta women were open during their nine-year marriage, although Jarvis was often unwilling to meet his wife's demands for a variety of reasons.
If there is a chance to go together, Floretta should be happy if Jarvis has time. However, this time the mother of two children even wanted to go alone.
"Yes already, we're going there together," Jarvis said confidently.
As he prepared to turn his vehicle around, Floretta chimed in, "No need, Dael is out in two hours. Let me pick him up in a taxi. Rosalie will be waiting for him for too long."
Jarvis was silent on his stool, slowly he pulled the vehicle towards the stop called by his wife earlier.
"Ros, I'm going to pick up Dael. You go home with Dad, we'll meet at home" he said, kissing his daughter's forehead. They put each other like a habit all this time. Rosalie nodded in agreement.
No goodbye and kisses for Jarvis. The woman was so cold, the strange condition had been going on for the past week.
Jarvis did not ask him at all, he only felt a change in his wife's attitude. The man rarely starts the conversation first if it is not something he considers important.
Usually Floretta would hug or kiss her without warning whenever she wanted to. Sometimes, Jarvis was uncomfortable with the touches of his wife who often did not see the place. Floretta's joy was no longer as usual.
Later all suddenly disappeared, Jarvis seemed to feel lost for his wife's sweet attitude.
Floretta got down and walked to the back of the car to wait for the taxi to pass. Jarvis's vehicle had not yet moved from there, the man looked back, looking at the wife who was so clearly avoiding him.
The white taxi came, Floretta got on, the car turned back towards Dael's school. Not thinking for long, Jarvis followed behind, there was a curiosity that enveloped his heart.
Where will his wife go for a two-hour break while waiting for their son?
After conveying the direction of his destination to the taxi driver, Floretta turned to look at the street that was lit by the sun. His focus was on the problems that were troubling his family.
The taxi stopped at a park not far from Dael's school. From a distance, Jarvis saw Floretta half-running and then hugged Alice Bouwer, their former college friend, who is now a successful capital market businessman as well as a vlogger who often shares tips of the business world and his personal.
Jarvis could see Floretta rub his eyes several times until Alice gave something to his wife that was used to wipe her cheeks and eyes.
The man of two children suspected, Floretta had known everything, the impressions and the story behind it. The breath of the weight blew fiercely from Jarvis' mouth. He gripped the steering wheel tightly.
