anwhile, on the other hand, when Anna and Dave arrived in the living room, never once did Devan take his eyes off the boy.
"What do you want to drink?" Naila asked Anna and also the handso man who ca with her.
"Anything," Devan replied.
"Okay," replied Naila who then followed Leo into the kitchen.
"You sit down, let make them a drink," Naila said to Leo.
"I'll help you," the man replied.
"Well, it's up to you."
No sound was heard in the living room. Both Anna and Devan were silents. Only Dave's voice was occasionally heard. While Leo and Naila were both busy preparing drinks and snacks.
"Leo," Naila called after a few minutes of silence.
"What's wrong? You need sothing?"
"Who is that man?" Naila asked with her eyes directed towards the living room.
"He's my cousin, Devan."
"Your cousin?"
"Right. Why?" Leo asked.
"No, I just wanted to know," said Naila.
"I know what's on your mind," Leo said.
"Really? Do you think like too?"
Leo nodded.
"I've confird it with my cousin, but the response is always the sa. He never said anything about what happened between them.
Naila, who heard the man's words, was silent for a mont. She still rembers the ti when Anna told her about everything that had happened to her. Although Anna did not ntion Dave's father's na, Naila was very sure that the man was Devan, Leo's cousin.
"Want to check it out?" Naila said after a few minutes of silence.
"Ha? How? What do you an?" Leo's brow furrowed.
"DNA."
Leo was instantly enlightened. How could he forget that way?
"Okay, I'll do it. Leave it all to ," Leo replied with a smile on his lips.
"Let know when the results co out," Naila said again, not because she doubted her guess at the mont, she just wanted to make sure.
After that, the two of them joined in the living room.
"I never thought we'd et again, Anna," Leo said, breaking the silence in the living room.
"I never expected this to happen either," replied Anna.
"Thank you for wanting to help Naila, as well as my son," she added.
"Ah, that's no problem. I'm glad to et them anyway," Leo replied with a smile, the man sat right next to Devan.
"Have a drink, Anna." Said Leo again.
"Thank You."
While Devan, the man grabbed the glass in front of him and drank its contents.
"Are you sick, Mom?" Dave asked suddenly.
"No, honey. I'm fine."
"Then why is your neck covered in red patches? Are you sure it doesn't hurt?" Dave asked while pointing at Anna's slightly exposed neck.
Uhukk…
Suddenly Devan choked on his drink.
As for Anna, the woman suddenly glanced at Leo and Naila while smiling awkwardly. Her face turned red again.
"It-it's only bitten by ants, honey. It doesn't hurt, it will heal itself," said Anna.
"Is that true?"
"Yes, honey," Anna nodded.
As for Leo and Naila, they both had seen the kissmark on Anna's neck since earlier. They just kept quiet and pretended not to see it.
"You have to take good care of your mother, Dave, don't get bitten by ants again," Leo said then laughed.
"Isn't that my cousin?" he added, turning to look at Devan briefly.
"Okay, Uncle," Dave replied in all his innocence.
"Anna," Naila called closer to the woman.
The one whose na was called imdiately turned his head, "What's wrong?"
"Are you okay?"
"Brian never contacted you again, did he?" asked Naila a little curious.
"I also have a few questions for you two," Leo chid in, looking at Anna and Devan in turn.
"Let her rest first, she just arrived, Leo," said Devan for the first ti.
"Okay, okay," replied Leo who was also nodded by Naila.
"Then you sit or rest in the room, I haven't cleared the dining table after lunch," said Naila then rose from her position.
"You have eaten?" Naila asked Anna again.
"Yes," answered Anna.
"Good."
"Leo, you don't want to continue your al earlier?" Naila asked turning to the man. The reason she hadn't cleaned the dining table was because Leo, the man had just eaten a few mouthfuls and stopped because of the arrival of a guest who turned out to be Anna.
"No, I'm full," Leo replied.
"Okay then, I'll take care of it now," said Naila. Yes, since she lived in Leo's apartnt, the girl did not hesitate to help Leo in taking care of his apartnt, also cooking for the man.
At first, Leo objected, but because Naila didn't want to listen to him, finally he could only surrender and let the girl do whatever she wanted.
"Sorry if we bother you," said Anna to Leo after Naila left.
"Ah don't say like that Anna. I'm glad I could help you," Leo smiled back.
"Is everything all right?" he asked again.
Hearing Leo's question, Anna let out a rough sigh. "I'm still healthy and t my son without being hurt at all. So, still fine. Don't worry," replied Anna.
"Okay," Leo nodded. Naila had told her everything that had happened to Anna, but only the outline. There were so things that were still unclear to him, but Naila was reluctant to answer when he asked.
After that there was no more talking, making the atmosphere in the living room suddenly very awkward.
"How are you, my cousin?" Leo turned to Devan.
"Good."
"You do not miss ?"
"Not."
Leo chuckled, Devan's response was always the sa when he asked him to joke.
"Didn't Auntie ever co to your house?"
"Not."
"Really? Not even once?"
"Erm."
"Byanca too?"
Devan imdiately turned his gaze and gave his cousin a sharp look.
As if he understood what Devan ant, Leo quickly changed the subject, "Grandma didn't call you?" the man asked.
"A few days ago, Grandma called and asked to co with you," Leo said after getting no response from Devan.
"You go?" Asked Devan, not only Leo, but grandma also contacted him, only Devan ignored and did not answer the call.
"No, hahaha."
"How could I leave Naila and Dave here?" he added again.
"I even took a few days off."
"I thought you were dead," Devan replied.
"Tsk tsk, how evil," Leo put on a made-up pout.
"My secretary called and said you were looking for ?" he asked again.
"Do you need anything?" he added.
"No," Devan replied curtly.
"Then? Why are you looking for ? don't tell you miss this cousin of yours, hahaha."
"I just want to make sure, you're still alive or dead," replied Devan with the sa expression, very flat.
Hearing that, Leo burst out laughing.. The man laughed.
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