My girlfriend's an Amnesiac
Call Me Papa
Since declaring his love for Safa, Zidan began to dare to pick her up.
"Good morning" said Zidan, who came to pick up Safa and her son.
Safa looks wrong. "Pa-morning," she replied.
"Let's go, let's go," willa took her while pulling Zidan's hand.
Zidan squatting. "Willa baby from now on call papa, okay?" Zidan asked Willa for support. Safa glared in disbelief.
Willa pretended to think. "OK," Willa replied cheerfully.
Zidan immediately lifted the little boy. Safa can only shake her head.
After that they got into Zidan's car. The red SUV he bought from his hard work.
"Wow cool," Willa was amazed by the interior of the super luxurious car.
"Likes?" Willa nodded quickly. "We're leaving now." Its effects.
"Emm tomorrow there's no need to pick you up" Safa said. Zidan glanced at his lover. "Why?" Then he focused again forward.
"I don't want to bother you every day. Didn't I used to go home alone without a driver."
"What's? So you still think I'm your driver?" Zidan was a little offended.
"No, that's not what it means." Safa moved her ten fingers quickly. "I'm just not used to it."
"From now on get used to it. Willa do you mind if papa takes you every day?" Zidan asked his son for his opinion.
"Wear this car?" Zidan nodded in response to Willa's question.
"Of course not, my friends would be amazed if I ride in this nice car every day."
"Willa can't be like that. We can't show off to anyone else." Safa advised her son.
Willa felt guilty. Zidan glanced at Willa. "Honey mother did not mean to scold Willa but mother taught that Willa respect others." Zidan added Safa's explanation.
"Sorry, um. Uh, pa."
"Good girl," Zidan shuffled Willa's hair with a pity. "Keep Safa's mother's call to papa Zidan what dong?" Tempt Zidan at the woman sitting next to him.
Safa's face was flushed from it. "Don't be tacky, anyway" ledek Safa.
"Will what do you think is a good call for papa?" Zidan asked Willa for his opinion. Willa shrugged his shoulders. "All right, mother," she replied smartly.
After that they arrived in front of Willa's school. Safa and Zidan come down and drive Willa to the school grounds.
"Mas Roni?" Call the mothers who used to say hello to Roni first when he was still the driver of Safa.
Zidan nodded respectfully. "I was pangling with the appearance of Roni's mas," he said after scanning Zidan from top to bottom.
Expensive suit suits and shoes that look shiny make Zidan look so luxurious.
"Mas Roni now works as a sales huh?"
Gubrakkk
Safa held back laughter at the mother's words when she guessed Zidan's current job. Zidan squinted his eyes at Safa. Safa turned her eyes.
Then Safa pretended to see a clock coiled around her wrist. "My mothers are late what if we continue the conversation next time?"
After that Safa got into the car followed by Zidan. In the car Safa was shuffled when she remembered the words of the mothers about Zidan.
"Not satisfied laughing at me?" Zidan Ledek.
"Sorry," he said, not seriously apologizing because it was accompanied by a mocking laugh.
"I don't want to accept your forgiveness if you're not sincere." The words made Safa stop laughing.
"Then what should I do?" Tanya Safa felt bad.
"Can't we just call each other by nicknames?"
"What for example?" Safa asked confusedly.
Zidan approached the woman sitting next to him. "Dear." Zidan whispered into Safa's ear. Safa seems to object.
"All right, I'm not gonna force you. We've arrived." After turning off the engine, Zidan went down first to open the door.
Safa came down slowly. Zidan covered his head so as not to hit. Safa's heart was pounding.
"Will I get heart disease after this?" Safa murmured in her heart when she received the sweet treatment from Zidan. Of course it has been a long time since he divorced Willy, a romantic tragedy like this he never felt.
"Cie Cie's officially dating?" Guess Selly.
"How do you know?" Zidan praised Selly.
"Of course, any man pays attention if he doesn't like the woman." Again, Safa's face began to turn red.
But from a distance someone was watching their interaction. "This time I'll let you approach Safa but it won't happen later."
"Morning," said the veiled woman's doctor.
"You can't eat breakfast today. This is the reason" said Sofia.
Sofia stretched out her hand. Safa was surprised. "Welcome to our family" he told Safa.
"Sister don't make her sister-in-law shy of this." Zidan poked Safa's chin.
"Ah I entered first it's time to practice." Safa ran small because of wrong behavior.
After that, Zidan returned to the office.
"Zidan," cried Julian.
Brakes
Julian walked into Zidan's room by slamming the door. "Where are you?" Julian asked his son firmly.
"I'm just having a little fun, Dad."
"CK, you're never serious. I doubt if there's a woman who would like to have this kind of annoying attitude of yours?" Julian Ledek.
"Dad doesn't know there's a widow I love so much" Zidan said with a smile.
"Zidan's having dinner tonight with dad's colleagues if you're willing to replace him, I think you've forgotten that you should accompany your mother to your house." Julian only reasoned that Zidan would want to replace him.
"What if the dinner's delayed tomorrow, I have someone else's appointment?"
"Male or female?" Julian asked the curious.
"Ah, I'd better shut up so you don't ruin my party tonight."
"Basic busy-ass," said Zidan. "Do I have a potential partner?" Julian asked the curious.
Zidan nodded. "What if not yet?"
"Of course I'm worried. But you take it easy I have a lot of colleagues who have unmarried daughters. You can choose one of them."
"No, Dad. I'm not interested."
"Zidan, Zidan." Julian called his son but was ignored.
"Leo investigate who's having dinner with Zidan tonight."
"Good, sir."
At the behest of his superiors Leo is watching Zidan today. Strangely, at eleven, Zidan told his secretary to go out.
"Where did your boss go?" Ask Leo.
"I don't know, sir. Mr. Zidan didn't mention the specifics."
"Alright, it seems like a troublesome task," muttered Leo grumbling.
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