
Livia stared at the departure of the father and son. He turned to Kenzi who was staring at him for quite a while before turning his eyes away. There were no bad thoughts about it, so he just walked along to where their next move would be.
They sat in one drink cafe, looking at the outer streets that could be swept away by the eyes. Livia had told her whereabouts via a message to Kelvan so that it would not be difficult to find her later. He did not want to interfere, it was better to let them solve the problem between the parent and the child first.
"I didn't think we'd meet like this."
Livia didn't get a response. He began to feel awkward at Kenzi who suddenly became quiet, but previously always talked non-stop, even making a behavior that could make him rise in blood.
Remembering Kenzi's parents, he placed an envelope on the table. "This. I was asked to deliver it."
Kenzi took the envelope, but put it back. There was no need to open it, he already knew what it contained. For the size of the letter, the envelope was too thick.
"Why?" ask Livia confused.
"Use it for your pay, for it has taught me."
"Whatchu mean? Your parents will pay me later."
Kenzi who was silent made Livia again said, "Are you in trouble? You can tell me."
Kenzi shook his head. "No problem whatsoever." He got up from his chair. "I'm going home first, because it feels like there's no more business here."
Livia pulled the boy's hand as she passed by. "Kenzie."
Kenzi looked at the hand that was holding his wrist. "I'm scared."
"What scares you?"
Livia knows Kelvan's presence. He got up and went before the man, asking how Nea was doing. His attention was immediately turned to Kenzi who passed away just like that. The puzzling circumstances left him not knowing what to do.
Kelvan was staring at the same thing. He immediately went out of the cafe to chase after Kenzi. The expression on the child's face was very bad and he wanted to know clearly the reason.
"Go away" said Kenzi.
"Go home with us."
Kenzi. He walked to the empty side, but was once again stopped.
"We need to talk,"—before Kenzi had time to leave, Kelvan held the child's shoulder—" as a fellow man."
Kenzi looked at the man whose expression was so serious. If that was the case, he also had no intention of refusing. He thought the same thing if they needed to talk as fellow men.
Livia is quite confused about an unusual situation, especially when she is delivered home and left alone. Nea herself was treated the same, but the child who knew nothing was just shrugging both shoulders.
Kelvan chose a place where they could talk without being distracted: in the company, in his study. Kenzi was amazed by the place, because it was on the top floor of the building. When the lights are turned on, you can see a twinkling view of the city.
Kenzi is also a person, but has never come to a place like this. It's the first time. He could not refuse if he was indeed amazed at Kelvan's work space.
"Should we talk now?" Kelvan said for a moment to sit down.
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...Hi, Renko hope you guys don't get bored until the wedding day arrives. After that, we'll get into Kelvan and Livia's real relationship....