
"I just don't want the relationship between Cynthia and Daffin to falter because of my mistakes first" Citra continued as heartfelt.
Candra looks a thin smile. Looking at the middle-aged woman in front of him to the point of daring to say that, made him certain that the Image had already changed.
"Honestly at the beginning Daffin said he had a relationship with your daughter, where I had doubts. But Daffin and Cynthia both convinced me that they loved each other" Candra said.
"Surely you doubt my daughter because of me huh?" tanya Citra.
"You could say so, but now I have no doubt. I was also wrong when I thought so, they could really prove it to me" Candra replied as she looked at the young couple in front of her.
Hearing that made Daffin and Cynthia feel relieved, it meant that they were already blessed by Candra. The two looked at each other and smiled back at each other.
It turns out that this family meeting dinner is very good, they can get to know each other and talk about important things. As now, clear up any misunderstandings.
"Thank you Mr. Candra for forgiving me" Citra said. It's changed now, wanting to repent.
"You don't need to apologize and condone so Bu Citra. After all, you were kind enough not to report our son to the police" said Livia with a soothing smile.
They continued to eat dinner again, this time the atmosphere was calmer and not as awkward as before. The topic of chat has changed, Citra and Livia directly connect when talking about fashion.
"Ekhem Daffin, have you thought about getting serious with Cynthia?" ask Candra a little teasing.
"What does Papa mean? Married that?" daffin asked in surprise.
"Not until the stage of marriage as well, but you can start from getting engaged first. If you believe in each other, there's no harm" Candra said.
"Well, yes, you can get engaged first. If the marriage is a graduate, how about it?" livia agrees with her husband's plan.
Daffin even fell silent feeling confused to answer how, he scratched his head that did not itch. Daffin did not expect his father to propose it to him, getting engaged also he thought was undergoing a serious relationship.
"Maybe we'll talk about it again Om Aunty, now we're still enjoying the atmosphere. After all, dating and fiancee also remain the same," said Cynthia who just opened her voice.
"Yes already then, you can talk about it later both," said Candra did not want to be too pushy too.
When Cynthia looked at Daffin, they returned to smile at each other. Indeed, they are still comfortable like this, but surely they are both already thinking about it to a serious stage.
It's just that now it doesn't seem right, after all, they are still fairly young. They also want to focus on college first, let alone just want a second semester. The relationship was also only a few months.
The women are seen chatting casually in the gazebo in the backyard, they look cool chatting while accompanied by snacks.
"Well, I want to talk to Papa" said Daffin, approaching the man who was relaxing alone near the fish pond.
"Tell me," said Candra without staring.
"Why did Papa propose that? Ask me and Cynthia to be engaged." Daffin could not hold back anymore, from earlier wanted to ask this to his Papa.
Candra just looked at him, "What's wrong? You love your boyfriend?"
If he notices again Candra is seen smiling faintly hearing the words of her son. Feeling moved because Daffin heard well his every advice and desire. Candra feels appreciated.
"Papa said that alone will not hamper your learning and future. You also need entertainment, meaning your own happiness. If you focus too much on learning is also not good," replied Candra.
"I think Papa will be possessive for my future" murmured Daffin.
Like the stories in the novels usually do, let alone He's the only child Candra, the most expected. Even if given such permission, Daffin will not be arbitrary. He is also not ready.
"But Papa didn't force you either, it's up to you and Cynthia alone" continued Candra Sanbil exhaling her cigarette smoke into the air.
"It seems we still like this, if the fiancee seems afraid to feel burdened with each other" said Daffin.
Daffin then noticed that the Papa was squatting on the side of the pond, dipping his hand into the water and the beautiful fish immediately approached him.
"Well, thank you" said Daffin from the heart.
"Thank you what?"
"Thank you for my blessing with Cynthia, I think I still have to give Papa more evidence so that Papa can be sure of her." Daffin was actually nervous about saying this, but he chose to be honest.
Candra then stood back up, the man had previously thrown his cigarette on the ground and did not forget to step on it with sandals. The two men of different ages stood facing each other, as if they could see themselves at different ages.
"There's no need to thank me, anyways as a parent should be supportive," Candra said with a smile.
Honestly, Candra's early heart wavers when she sees Daffin teaching Cynthia to learn to walk in the backyard. They look loving to each other, Daffin can also take good care of Cynthia.
The moment reminds him of the past. Candra used to be paralyzed by an accident, and Livia patiently accompanied her to heal and walk normally again. He really loved his wife at that time, just like when they first met.
"Well, why? How quiet?" asked Daffin reprimanding as he waved his hand in front of the face.
"Huh? Ekhem does not have a papa," refuted Candra.
Their conversation stopped to see the women approaching. Cynthia then told them that she and her mother would go home now. Livia offered to stay, but said next time.
Before actually leaving they had time to say goodbye again, Daffin also came out because that would deliver home. Long enough also they play at his house, go home when the time is about ten o'clock at night.
"Mama says sometime you said she had dinner at our house," Cynthia took with her on the way.
"really? Come on anyway," said Daffin immediately agreed.
The image sitting in the back is heard laughing, "It's so embarrassing, but later sorry if the menu is ordinary, keep the house a bit narrow," he said.
"No papa, we are still happy" said Daffin while remaining focused on driving.