CAN I LET YOU GO?
Floretta Changed

Floretta goes home with Dael. Coinciding with the lunch hour, Floretta first helps Dael to change school clothes. Meanwhile, Rosalie is taken care of by the nanny.

"Kids let's eat" Floretta said as she finished her son's clothes. The woman approached her two children who were playing together.

When they entered the dining room. Dael cheered happily, "Dad.... Is it here?" The little boy approached his father who was sitting on the dining chair, giving him greetings and hugs.

"Yes, my mom and dad picked me up from school" Rosalie was proud to say.

"Why didn't you come to my school?" dael whining.

"So the mother asked to pick you up alone, Dael. Just talk to your principal" Floretta explained. He tries to avoid a fight between Dael and Rosalie by lunchtime.

"Let's eat, then I'll read you a storybook, '" Floretta said as she looked at Dael, who was upset to hear that her father had only come to Rosalie's school, her sister.

That sentence managed to change Dael's mood. He clapped his hands. "Okay Mom, I want to read a book that we bought the other day from the store" the boy said.

Floretta threw a smile and a nod of agreement at Dael. They enjoy lunch in silence. Each one seemed to be focused on what was before them.

As soon as lunchtime is over, Dael and Rosalie move into the living room. Dael invites Rosalie to play the word stacking, although still attending school in kindergarten Rosalie has known vowels and consonants.

Floretta's still in the dining room helping to tidy up the table.

"May I talk to you for a second?" jarvis asked when Floretta's activities were over. He sat alone in the room.

Floretta jumped up, his deep daydreams crumpled upon hearing Jarvis' voice.

"Yes, say," said Floretta willingly to see her husband.

"Not here, just in the room" the man asked. He walked first to their private room.

Floretta followed Jarvis. They arrived at the room which bore witness to their hot union as husband and wife.

Some days Floretta did not sleep here, he chose Rosalie's room on the grounds of accompanying their daughter to sleep.

Jarvis was not suspicious in the slightest when Floretta asked permission for it. Dense work makes Jarvis does not object to the request of the wife.

However, last night when Floretta turned down the room with him, Jarvis went through the changes for his wife.

Floretta sat on the sofa in their room, while Jarvis stood his back to his wife staring out the window, his hand placed in his pants pocket.

No sound from Jarvis. After waiting for some time, Floretta spoke up, "What do you want to say? I want to accompany the children to read a book." Floretta stands.

Floretta's voice sounded cold and annoyed, not the type of her who was always cheerful. Since when has Floretta changed? Jarvis did not realize it, knew the mother of two children seemed not enthusiastic about him.

Jarvis twisted his body. Their distance was not very far, but Floretta did not act as coquettishly as she normally would if she was close to her husband.

His habit of pinning down Jarvis's body did not do. The woman completely restrained herself with all her might.

Sharp highlight Jarvis eyes make Floretta misbehaved, she cut off the view from her husband.

"You yourself, is there anything you want to say?" jarvis asked if Floretta would come back the way he was.

"You brought me here," refuted Floretta, glancing at Jarvis at a glance.

The irritated look was so obvious from Floretta's parachute. Jarvis can find the difference right now.

"What shadow?" ketus Floretta's. His thoughts were reflected in the interview with Alleta Nicoline with Brigitta Adams. Slowly he took a long breath of trembling.

"I think it's over and you know it. We had an agreement at the beginning of the marriage that I could get in touch with anyone and you wouldn't mind it" Jarvis told Floretta.

The woman felt stupid that she had a foul agreement with her husband with the motivation he could still marry Jarvis the idol.

"Yes" he said briefly. "No problem" he told a lie.

"Can I go?" tanyakanya. He blinked a bit perhaps dispelling the heat in his beautiful manic.

Jarvis' silence was deemed consensual by Floretta. He turned his body towards the door of the room.

As soon as Jarvis walked away from Floretta's steps, his arm turned to face her husband. The woman gasped at Jarvis' bead up close.

However, disgust and I don't know how angry maybe, once attacked him.

"Let go!" his force pulled an arm from Jarvis.

The man raised his hand, surprised by Floretta's sudden attitude, the woman who never refused to be held or touched by Jarvis.

"What's wrong with you? Why change so quickly?"

Floretta took a step back. It neutralizes the emotions that are locking it up. The woman tried to restrain herself.

"It's okay.just tired," he replied.

The word tired is interpreted physically by Jarvis. "Then rest here, let the children be with their caretakers."

If Floretta had heard Jarvis' words, he would have loved to fly to the seventh heaven. However, such a sentence was only this time Jarvis said, never happened before.

"No need," he said. "Together with the children I never get tired" he continued. His heart suddenly warmed as he remembered Rosalie and Dael.

"Or do you want a vacation?" guess Jarvis. "We haven't had a vacation together in a long time. Last time it was just the three of you" said the man.

Floretta remembers the holiday Jarvis said. The man often cannot be invited to vacation for work reasons, not only at the beginning of the wedding but until two months ago he did not have time.

"Yes, later I will schedule a vacation with the children," he added, nodding faintly.

"Em.. I think early next month I have some time off for a vacation." That sentence was a surprise to Floretta. A rare word that somehow last said so, despite the fact that he canceled when the holidays had arrived on the grounds that the company needed his presence.

Floretta chuckled amusedly and felt sliced by their seemingly harmonious conversation, but kept a lot of mismatches.

"Just up to you." It was better that Floretta answered that way than he hugged and kissed Jarvis, pleased with the remark, unfortunately unable to be fulfilled.

"If there are no more talks, I want to go to the children's playroom" Floretta said, wanting to stop a dialogue that will not have a sweet end.

Floretta flipped her body. When he was at the door, the next sentence made Jarvis really feel his wife was starting to stay away from him.

"If I go back to the office, I can't take you. No need to say goodbye to children, later they expect you to accompany them to play."

Floretta stepped out and closed the door. Jarvis stayed in his room, pondering his wife's strangeness.

He looked down at her clothes that had been replaced more casually. He's not planning on going to the office anymore.