Sleep in Aska's room
"You don't have to go home dear, aunty has talked to Abyn and Leni that you will stay here. They gave their permission. You don't need to be afraid, they won't scold you." Susan said, who had been trying to stop Ishana from going back to her house.
She had been trying to persuade Ishana to stay at her house.
"I'll just go home, auntie. I'm fine, after all, Aska can also take me. So nothing will happen." Ishana said.
"No, even though Aska will take you back to your home, I am still afraid. It's already past 12 o'clock, what if someone wants to do something bad to you?"
"No way auntie, it's just auntie's fear. Aska and I are sure nothing will happen, we'll be fine."
"Well, imagine if you're going to take Aska to your house, that means Aska has to go home alone, what if someone does something bad to her, and no one sees her or helps her? Don't you feel sorry for Aska?" Susan asked, looking for an excuse.
Ishana who heard Susan's words immediately fell silent.
She couldn't argue with the reason Susan gave her.
The girl tried to rack her brains to find other reasons the girl should do to reject Susan's invitation.
Until finally the girl gave up.
Ishana had no idea what she could do to refuse Susan's offer.
Ishana took a deep breath.
Just as she was about to answer, Aska suddenly began to make her voice heard.
"Never mind, you just stay here, anyway if you stay here, nothing will happen. No one will be mean to you." Aska said.
Hearing Aska's words, the girl immediately looked at the man.
"There is only mommy and me in this house so that no one can hurt you. You calm down." Aska said back
"It's precisely because of you that I'm scared like this," Ishana said in a low voice but Aska could still hear her.
"What are you saying? What kind of man do you think I am to be mean to you?"
"Yes, I'm just scared. If it's not like that, great." The girl said casually while shrugging her shoulders.
Aska who heard that continued to stare at Ishana with a confused look.
The man seemed unable to believe that the girl in front of him would think that way about him.
Susan who heard the conversation between the two people could only smile a little.
The woman was too anxious to see the behavior of the two people.
"Hahahahaha, you won't be afraid of Aska dear, even though Aska's face is scary and there is nothing funny like that, but I know her. Aska might not intend to do strange things to you." Susan said while gently stroking Ishana's shoulder.
"Mom? Seriously mommy said Aska's face was scary? Aska's face is this handsome, yet mommy says it's scary?" The boy could not believe what he had just heard from his mommy.
"And you, you heard what mommy said yourself, I can't possibly have the intention to scare you here. It's better if you stay overnight, it's too late, and it's not good for a girl to still be out at this hour."
"Mommy is just telling the truth. You have a scary face sometimes, so Ishana is often afraid of you."
"Mom.... who is your child, I or Ishana? Why is mommy defending Ishana more than me?" Aska said while showing her sad face.
Ishana who saw Aska's behavior immediately raised one of her eyebrows.
The girl couldn't understand how a man who led the most feared motorcycle gang in the city could act spoiled like that.
"Now you are mommy's child, but after you and Ishana are officially married and become husband and wife, Ishana will also become mommy's child."
"Hmm, whatever mommy says." The man said with a little annoyance.
Susan could only smile a little at her son's behavior.
"So how is it dear? You want to stay at your aunt's house." Susan asked Ishana again.
Ishana sighed softly and started nodding her head slowly.
"Yes, auntie, Ishana will stay here for the night." The girl said in the end.
Susan who heard that immediately smiled broadly.
It turned out that her efforts to persuade Ishana were not in vain.
Aska who heard Ishana's answer also looked happy.
There was a small smile on the corner of his lips when he heard Ishana's answer.
For some reason, it felt like the man was a little happy that Ishana was staying at his house.
"Well, it's better if you sleep in Aska's room. Later Aska can sleep on the sofa in the living room or in front of the TV. Are you okay with Ishana staying in your room?" Susan asked Aska.
Aska nodded her head slowly.
"Hmm yes, it's okay. You can sleep in my room for the night." Aska replied.
"You have to get used to sleeping in Aska's room, because later after you get married, you will sleep in the same room," Susan said, smiling.
Aska and Ishana who heard Susan's words immediately misbehaved.
Both of them looked panicked.
Aska and Ishana immediately looked away from each other.
"Just imagining that I have to share a room with her makes me nervous like this, what if it really happens? I don't know what I'm going to do." Ishana said to herself.
"If Ishana and I really share a room after marriage, what will happen? Will she and I be able to sleep in the same room? It seems like an impossible thing. It will definitely make the atmosphere uncomfortable." Aska said in her heart.
The two people focused on their respective thoughts.
Until finally Susan dispelled the thoughts of the two people.
"Hey, what are you guys doing? Why are you guys so quiet?"
"Ehhh it's nothing, auntie."
"It's okay mom."
"Hmmm well, now Aska, you take Ishana to your room. She needs to rest."
"It's okay auntie, Ishana can do it on her own, besides Ishana has already been there, so Ishana already knows." The girl said.
"No, you can't be alone. Aska must accompany you, even if possible, Aska must accompany you to bed."
"Hmmm okay aunty," Ishana said relenting.