Hearing that, Seira turned to her husband, "Co down first, I want to see my grandson in his room," she said.
Mr. Atmadja just smiled, "Okay."
Only a few minutes later, they had breakfast together in the dining room. And after that, Seira and Mr. Atmadja said goodbye to go ho, because today they wanted to go to work. Likewise with Aaron.
Now only Claire, Dave, and Grandma are left in the house.
***
Ti flies so fast, it doesn't feel like the wedding is getting closer.
Today Devan, Leo, and Naila visited Australia, as did Mrs. Serli and her husband. Wedding invitations have been sent out, and news of Devan and Claire Smith's wedding is back on social dia.
The wedding ceremony will be held at one of the hotels located on the seashore, Australia.
Three days before the wedding, Claire invites Devan to visit her parents' graves, according to her promise so ti ago. Not only the two of them but Leo and Naila also wanted to visit Claire's old man's grave.
They use different cars. As for Grandma, the old woman only stayed at ho because of Devan's request.
Since arriving in Australia, he feels he has never had a good ti with his son and future wife. Whenever he wanted to spend ti with them, Grandma would always be there and bother them.
Even though this was their trip to the cetery, on the way, he and Claire were able to have so free ti in the car. No, but on this day, he intends to take his future wife and child for a walk.
"How is the progress of the event? Are you sure Mommy Seira can take care of everything? I also want to help, after all this is our wedding, Devan," said Claire, the woman turned to the man next to her.
"Don't worry, you and your family don't have to think about anything. Only one thing you need to prepare, honey," Devan replied, he glanced at the mirror which showed his son who was busy playing video gas in the back seat.
"What is it, tell ?" asked Claire enthusiastically.
"Prepare yourselves for our first night," Devan replied as he winked at Claire.
And his actions managed to make Claire blush, "This is the first day of my period. Looks like you'll have to be patient a little longer," Claire replied then turned her gaze towards the window. She was just pretending because she was too shy to talk about such things. She didn't know, she just felt that way.
Devan pouted, "Really? But that doesn't an I can't use the rest of your body, honey," Devan replied, then chuckled.
Claire choked on her saliva, making Devan unable to contain his laughter.
"Shut up, and focus on driving. Dave can hear everything you're saying," Claire replied, her cheeks looking as red as a boiled crab.
"Why mom? Did you call ?" Dave suddenly spoke, the boy looked at his parents.
"No, I didn't, honey. Maybe your hearing is wrong," replied Devan imdiately.
"Are you satisfied playing?" he added again.
"No Dad, I'm just bored. The ga is so boring," Dave replied with a deep breath.
Hearing his son's complaint, Devan smiled.
"When do we get to Granny Jennie and Grandpa Jason's ho, Mom, Dad? Is it still long?" he asked.
"Soon, honey. We're only halfway through, be patient."
Again, Dave took a shaky breath. It was obvious that the boy looked very bored.
Devan who saw his son's expression only smiled faintly, seeing the cool weather, he then pressed a button in front of him, and the roof of the car slowly moved and opened. Maybe that way, a new atmosphere would be created in the car, and his son's boredom would be at least a little less.
And his wish ca true.
"Woah ... This is cool, Dad," said Dave enthusiastically, the boy imdiately took off his seatbelt and approached his mother's chair.
Instantly Devan and Claire panicked seeing their son's behavior. That Ferrari suddenly slowed down.
"Dave, what are you doing? It's dangerous, honey. Reuse your seatbelt," said Claire imdiately holding her son's hand.
"Mom, Mommy I want to stand on this chair, may I?"
"No, I won't let you."
Dave pouted, then slowly grabbed Devan's shoulder and massaged him gently. "Daddy, may I?" the boy asked as if he didn't care what his mother said.
"Dave," said Claire. "Don't you want to hear what I have to say?"
The car pulled over to the side of the road and stopped there.
"Honey, it's dangerous. Listen to your mother, okay?" Devan said, turning to his son.
Dave fell silent for a mont, his face sullen.
Devan could not bear to see his son like that, he finally complied. "Okay, you can do it in your mother's chair. But be careful, don't move too much, ok?"
"Devan, what did you say?" Claire protested.
"It is okay, dear. Trust , you just need to hold it," Devan replied.
Claire took a deep breath, "Hmm, fine. Then, co here, honey" she said.
Dave's frown was instantly replaced with a happy face. He imdiately took his mother's outstretched hand, and carefully stood on his mother's chair. Luckily Claire's body was small so there was plenty of free space in her chair.
"Don't move too much, OK?" Devan said while stroking his son.
"Okay, daddy. Don't worry," Dave replied without turning his head, his eyes busy exploring everything around him. Looks like soone found a new toy.
Devan just smiled.
"What is it? Did sothing happen?" Suddenly Leo ca over, the man also stopped his car right behind Devan's car.
"It does not matter. Uncle. Everything's fine," Dave said in response to a question that wasn't addressed to him.
"Daddy, let's go," he added again.
Leo looked at Devan and only found the man nodding.
As if understanding his cousin's point, Leo returned to his car.
"Co on, Daddy," Dave shouted once more.
"Okay, let's go," replied Devan.
Claire just sighed harshly.
They resud their journey, the car going a little slower than before. Devan is more careful because his son's wishes are a little dangerous.
Luckily the weather is cool today, so they won't be too hot.
During the trip, Devan occasionally glanced at his son. And during that ti, he couldn't stop smiling. Being able to make his son happy was one of his greatest joys.
Yes, he will do anything for the happiness of Claire and Dave. Anything, even if it cost his own life.
The existence of Claire and Dave made him feel completely human.
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