CAN I LET YOU GO?
Jarvis is home

On a clear day, Jarvis arrived at his residence. I can't wait for Jarvis to see Dael and Rosalie.

Two nights in the hospital is not good for a super busy Jarvis. Resting as long as it feels a waste of his precious time.

However, what to say, Jarvis can not fight the medical results that require him to be hospitalized.

Only Kazem picked up Jarvis, Floretta really didn't come to the hospital.

Jarvis cleared his throat in a standing position in front of his children's playroom. Jarvis wanted to surprise both of his children.

Not to forget Jarvis took a gift for both of them to see that Jarvis had just returned from duty outside the city. That was why Jarvis came home a little late from schedule because he asked Kazem to stop by the children's toy store first before returning home.

Jarvis carries a toy car that can turn into a robot using a wi-fi controller for Dael. The toy he had been craving for a few months. Meanwhile, for Rosalie, brought a fashion doll because to Jarvis' knowledge, Rosalie is learning to dress herself without the help of others.

The playroom door opened Jarvis slowly, the curtain-covered push glass door made no noise, so Jarvis safely entered unnoticed by his children.

Jarvis is stunned to see Dael and Rosalie playing dice with Floretta. They laughed happily as if no distress was being felt. Jarvis even feel discouraged, it turns out without him Dael and Rosalie can still be made happy by Floretta.

"Hore, I arrived at the peak," Rosalie immediately stood jumping in excitement, not least managed to arrive at the peak.

Jarvis smiled to feel the joy of his beloved daughter.

Rosalie's gaze led to the door. "Yeah." Rosalie ran to find Jarvis stretching out his arms.

Jarvis was unprepared with healthy ribs, he coughed while holding Rosalie, one hand holding her uncomfortable ribs.

"I miss you, Dad," said Rosalie, laying her head on Jarvis' shoulder. Jarvis smiled and rubbed his daughter's back.

"Dad misses you too" replied Jarvis. He kissed Rosalie's face until her little daughter felt the excitement to laugh out loud.

"Dad has a gift for you." Jarvis gave Rosalie a pink parcel.

Rosalie accepted it and pranced with excitement. "Thank you, Dad. Thank you," repeated Rosalie then moved away dragging the gift presented to her.

"You don't welcome father, Dael?" ask Jarvis from his place.

Dael stared intently at his father and then sat down and looked the other way. Jarvis smiled at the way Dael sulked exactly as he was as a child.

Jarvis approaches Dael while holding a present for his first son. "Dad heard from mom, you miss me so much." Jarvis glanced at Floretta who immediately busied themselves by cleaning up their pawn game earlier.

"Dad is always busy," Dael's protest still retains his angry emotions.

"Daddy is busy for all of us, the company-led father of thousands of employees. Later you will grow up to do the same thing, too," said Jarvis who was presented with a shot from Floretta.

Floretta felt Jarvis's last sentence did not need to be mentioned because it was not Dael who needed to understand the circumstances, but Jarvis as a parent.

"Yes, today I'm home to bring you the gift you wanted" Jarvis told me. Facing Dael is not as easy as Rosalie who still likes to play. Given a toy, Rosalie will forget about the problem.

"I'm still upset with dad" Dael said in a lower tone.

"Yes, I'm sorry for being so busy. Maybe you need to add an assistant to replace your working father, yes" said a distraught Jarvis facing his critical son.

"Yes, that's better" Dael said. His face turned to Jarvis. Jarvis was delighted and stretched out his arms to get Dael into his arms.

Dael, who is very dear to his father, responds by hugging Jarvis.

"You're a good father's first son. I'm glad you're so attentive to me." Jarvis kissed Dael's head.

"Dad has a nice present for you." Jarvis broke their arms, and handed Dael a yellow and blue parcel.

"Is this dad?"

"Open up, I'm sure you'll be happy."

Dael receives a parcel for him, he takes it to another corner in the playroom. Both Rosalie and Dael were busy opening the thick gift paper that his father had gifted him.

Who else if it wasn't Floretta who taught him. Jarvis turned to Floretta, who was sitting in the playmate, to finish the other toy.

Suddenly came the idea of ignorance in Jarvis' mind. Jarvis shifted his body towards Floretta.

"Flo, don't you miss me?"

Floretta's hand suddenly stops repairing Dael and Rosalie's toys. Floretta shines a sharp highlight on Jarvis' bead.

Jarvis, who was looked at so deeply by Floretta, smiled.

"You want me to hold it too?" Jarvis opened his arms wide and his chest was used by Floretta as a place to relax.

Instead, Floretta was not happy. Floretta stood up and lifted the box containing her children's toys and put it on a special shelf.

Several boxes have been lifted back and forth by Floretta. The last box was taken over by Jarvis who put it on a toy shelf.

When flipping over, it turns out Floretta stepped out through the door of her children's playroom. Jarvis is following his wife.

"Please pay attention to Dael and Rosalie. I want to rest in the room" Floretta orders Rayya and the nanny outside the playroom. The three of them nodded in understanding the task given.

Floretta felt unwell, entering the room, planning to lay down on the bed. Before that happened, Jarvis grabbed Floretta's arm to face him.

"Flo, I was just kidding. Don't be mad."

"Your jokes aren't funny!" Floretta broke away, flipping her back to Jarvis. There was a flurry of indistinctness rumbling in Floretta's chest.

"The more days you get sensitive, maybe it gets carried away by the pregnancy hormones, huh?"

Floretta just kept quiet to hear Jarvis.

Jarvis walked to Floretta. "As an apology, I brought you a gift."

Jarvis handed a small box of jewelry to Floretta. Jarvis opened the box, emblazoned with earrings and a sparkling diamond bracelet.

To Jarvis' knowledge, Floretta loved diamonds. When meeting the invitation of business associates and family, Floretta must have used his diamond collection.

The smiling Jarvis looked at Floretta with a flat expression.

"You don't like this type of diamond? Oh. I'm sorry, I don't understand --"

"Why did you give this to me?" floretta asked coldly, looking at her husband.

Jarvis shook his head, realising that Floretta did not welcome the gift that was presented specifically for Floretta.

"Is there any reason a husband should reward his wife?"

At once Floretta grabbed the jewelry box and threw it on the floor. Earrings and bracelets are scattered from the box. Jarvis was surprised by Floretta's ferocious reaction.

"Suami, wife? Since when do you feel like my husband, Jarvis?" Finally, the tears that had been held back were not blocked anymore.

"Our divorce is getting closer and then you joked at me and gave me jewelry? You're mocking me with your money!?" Floretta yelled at Jarvis with tears on his cheek.

"Hey, Flo. Calm down." Jarvis grabbed Floretta's arms. Untouched, Floretta rewinded her steps.

"You feel like you're a husband after you said divorce to me, after you heard my heart that night. Now what's your goal with that stuff? Wanna play with my feelings, Jarvis!?" Floretta squealed to the edge of the bed.

"No. That's not what I mean, Flo."

"I don't need your money!" Jarvis knelt down and hugged Floretta who was starting to get out of control.

"I hate you, Jarvis!" Floretta roared, rebelling trying to break away. Until he beat Jarvis to stay away from him.

"Flo, calm yourself. Remember our child in your womb" whispered Jarvis as he gently rubbed Floretta's arm while holding her tightly.