MSL - Under Granny's Eyes

We had breakfast under the watchful eye of Granny who had been throwing a look at us in turn.

"How is your sleep last night?" Granny asked suddenly and somehow we became clumsy into staring at each other.

"Why does Granny ask that question?" Christ asked. "Of course I have a good sleep." Christ answered. He tried to hide the situation between us last night.

Granny rise her eyebrows, "Oh really?" She asked.

"Of course, I slept peacefully." Christ answered, but I didn't dare to speak out even only a word.

Granny took the her cup and drink the tea inside. "I don't think so that you had a peacefully sleeping, because I just felt a little noisy last night." She looked at Christ.

Suddenly Christ choked on his breakfast hearing Granny's statement about the commotion he heard last night, "I didn't even feel there was any commotion last night." Christ is still trying to hold on to his argument. Oh, did we make too loud a noise last night? I really can't hide my current face as cold as a tomato.

"Did you hear anything Mss. Stuart?" He asked and I shook my head quickly. "Nope." I replied shortly.

"Maybe you, was too tired of taking care of the garden to get carried away with dreams." Christ said to Granny.

"You think I'm that old?" The protests of the woman who honestly are indeed really old. But I admit, her hearing is still very clear, if our not-so-loud sighs and sighs (in my opinion) can be heard by her while the house is actually very spacious. Except that he stood in front of the door and heard everything from outside. WHAT?! Does Granny eavesdrop on purpose?

I cleared my throat, cleared my throat, for some reason when Granny discussed the noise last night making my esophagus suddenly itchy.

"Are you going to the office today, Christ?" Granny asked.

"Yes." He replied shortly, he was really good at coding.

"Until when will you guys stay here?" Granny asked and it made me a little disturbed, oh this old grandma really doesn't seem to like me very much.

"Granny minds us staying here?" Christ asked confusedly.

"Get married and take this girl to your own house." A scornful answer, made Christ almost choke for the second time, and I immediately handed him a glass of mineral water.

"Thanks." Christ drank from the glass a few sips, then glanced back at me.

"I don't like that you let this girl wait for you without certainty." Granny said, oh I think he really doesn't like me, apparently I was wrong, he was on my side.

Granny looked at me then chimed in. What is this code??? I Bowed in shame.

"If I were her, of course I had already left you. Your ex-wife knocked her head against the wall, stabbed her until almost died, and you have no stand yourself." Granny said. "It's a pity that this girl is always stupid, so she stayed."

"Oh Granny, apparently you guys conspired?" Christ's eyebrows were linked.

"Your grandfather and I never taught you to be a loser, so be manly." Granny put down his cutlery, and took a sip from inside his cup.

"I'm going to the garden." He said as he stood up.

"Oh yes, one more thing you guys should know." Granny said very seriously as he looked at the two of us, we fell silent waiting for what he would say.

"Don't have sexs with a loud noise, you guys think I'm deaf huh?!" She protest before finally leaving us.

Christ closed his eyes at a glance, his jaw solidified, and I could only bow down in shame. It's really the most horrible breakfast I've ever had. And Granny, was the most unexpected grandmother I guess.

Christ looked at me and I only dared to look at him from behind my eyelashes. How could I not, I was even so embarrassed to remember all the events that happened between us last night.

Christ cleared his throat by clearing his throat, then wiping his lips with tissue after drinking.

"I'm going to the office. If you are bored here, I can take you to Zevanya's place so that you have other activities."

"Please save me from Granny." I whispered and Christ smiled restrainedly, before finally pulling my hand away and taking me out of the house without saying goodbye to his grandmother.