"Okay, then I'll go home first, okay." Rendra approached Aleeta, grabbed the woman's shoulder for a moment before leaving her.
"I'll leave this body, yes, Aleeta, and make sure she's okay," added Rendra looking at Aleeta's beautiful beads. He smiled warmly at the woman before gently rubbing the top of her head, then left the place with a heavy heart.
Really, Rendra still really wanted to stay there, stay by Aleeta's side. Ah, I don't know when the dream to always be with that woman is achieved. Hopefully soon.
Aleeta just stared at Rendra's back which was getting further and further away from him, then disappeared behind the door which was closed by the man again.
Aleeta holds her head. Feel how warm Rendra's touch is still felt even though the man is no longer there. A moment later he looked back out the big window. His eyes stared at the beauty of the city at night that lay before him.
A second later a clear crystal slid from her beautiful eyes. Aleeta cursed herself for not being able to choose until then. Maybe it was the hardest choice in her life, so it took him a long time to just confirm his feelings.
She began to feel comfortable with Rendra and all the man's treatment, but on the other hand, the man in his past was bothering Aleeta's mind again. The woman had promised to give her heart to her little friend and waited for her to come back to Aleeta. All this time she was waiting happily. However, it was a different story when Rendra started to appear in his life.
"Should I just give Ryan a chance?" Aleeta thought worriedly. That desire is growing day by day. Perhaps, Aleeta didn't take as long as she thought.
Yes, if the woman wants to start a relationship with Rendra, then she must tell him everything.
Aleeta doesn't want to hurt feelings and tarnish Rendra's sincerity. For the time being, the woman chose to let things flow as they were. Without having to dodge with all the flavors that began to grow rooted beyond his limits.
Maybe in the next few days he will give Rendra an answer.
Bright clouds adorned the capital city sky that morning. Even though it's not as bright as Aleeta's heart, she has to go to the office even though her leg still hurts. However, the woman must continue to finish her work which will only pile up.
Being the owner and leader of a large company is not as beautiful as it is in a drama or novel. Aleeta can't just hand over the work to the assistant. There was a lot of work that he had to handle on his own. The fate of hundreds, maybe even thousands of employees is in her hands.
"Miss Aleeta, Are you all right?" Siska her assistant greeted the woman with a question as soon as she got out of the car.
"It's okay, Siska. My leg just hurts a little. It's not a big thing, really." Aleeta answered kindly.
"We'll just use the special elevator, yes, Miss." Siska immediately helped by holding Aleeta's hand.
They stepped into Aleeta's office building. In the building, there is a special elevator only for him that goes directly to the woman's office.
However, Aleeta very rarely uses it, except in urgent circumstances.
"Breakfast will come soon, Miss," said Siska while placing Aleeta's bag on the woman's desk.
While Aleeta chose to sit on the sofa first
before. The office hours are still less than an hour away. That meant she still had plenty of time to eat breakfast and rest her legs.
"Thank you, Sis." Aleeta took off her shoes and put her feet on the sofa. Lean her body parallel to the feet.
Soon there was a knock on the door.
"So fast," Siska muttered in surprise as she walked to open the door. Because only a few minutes ago the woman ordered breakfast for Aleeta.
"Sorry, Miss Siska. This is a deposit for Miss Aleeta." An office girl handed me two beautiful tulips.
Siska took the flower with a confused feeling. "Did I get the message wrong, huh?" murmured the woman, then reached for the phone and looked back at the order. "That's right."
Even though she was still filled with great curiosity, Siska immediately gave the flower to her boss without asking much. Because it is something personal and not related to work.
"Mrs. Aleeta, there is a deposit for you." Siska handed the two beautiful flower stalks to Aleeta.
Aleeta accepted the flower happily. She could already guess who the sender was. What Aleeta wonders, where did Rendra get flowers so early?
Aren't there flower shops open this early? Aleeta's mind was still filled with curiosity.
Aleeta looked at the flower with a big smile. Her lips formed a beautiful curve that she didn't notice. Of course, Siska also smiled at her boss's behavior.
"Ahem, looks like you got a new stamina injection, Miss." Siska smiled seductively.
Aleeta couldn't argue because the ringing of the cellphone in her bag stopped the woman from denying Siska's words.
Siska swiftly took the bag on Aleeta's desk and handed it to the woman.
Aleeta immediately pressed the green button on her cellphone screen when she knew who was calling her.
"Good morning, my angel. How? Do you like the flowers?" Before Aleeta had time to say 'hello', Rendra had already asked a question.
Aleeta's cheeks turned red when she heard Rendra's call for her. She wanted to answer, but couldn't because Siska was in the room. Sensitive, his assistant immediately said goodbye to go outside.
"Hello ... Aleeta? Are you still there?"
"Y-yes, Ryan. I'm fine," Aleeta replied.
"Thank goodness. How about today's flowers? Did you like them?" asked Rendra again.
"Where did you get flowers so early, Ryan?" Aleeta asked back. He was too embarrassed to admit that he really liked the flower.
"That's a secret, Aleeta. Obviously there will be flowers every day as long as I don't get an answer from you." Aleeta could imagine how Rendra's face would look when he spoke like that in front of him.
Aleeta chuckled annoyed and said, "Looks like I'm going to open florist. I can imagine how many flowers you will give to me," continued Aleeta.
"So you're deliberately making me wait a little longer? Come on Aleeta." Rendra sounded so panicked.
"Apparently. I was thinking, if I make you wait longer, the more flowers I will receive. So ...." Aleeta deliberately hung her sentence.
"So what, Aleeta?" asked Rendra increasingly panicked.
Instead of answering, Aleeta turned off Rendra's phone and laughed with satisfaction.