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Chapter 29

Autor: Kaeb
last update Data de publicação: 2026-08-09 17:28:28

The two men currently sitting across from each other were in the room right next to where the rest of the Bimantara family gathered. This was Adam's study. Without being told, Agam understood that his father was going to bring up Bian. After all, he had only mentioned visiting on Sunday to introduce a new family member—which usually implied a daughter-in-law or a partner for one of his sons—not jumping straight to presenting a great-grandson.

The expressionless mask senior Bimantara had worn fr
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    Bia was deeply moved. Truly. She hadn't expected it. The senior Bimantara had even remembered her and asked the photographer to take her picture. Holding tightly to the small photo—Agam had intentionally asked for it to be printed wallet-sized so she could keep it without raising suspicion—she pressed it close to her chest.This picture would comfort her whenever she missed her son and couldn't see him. Especially once she left the Bimantara residence. Bia had to mentally prepare herself so she wouldn't end up crying like a child later on."You're welcome."Agam had expected Bia to be happy, but he hadn't anticipated the wistful look that followed on her face. Whatever was going through the girl's mind, he too would do his best to ensure she wouldn't be separated from her son. He pulled another item from the drawer. This time it resembled a book, which he handed over to the nanny once again."I told you before, even if you don't ask for anything, this is the result of your hard work."

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    Almost all the Bimantaras were gathered at home today; it was Sunday. Except for the lady of the house, who was away working on an outside project. So, it was no surprise to see the youngest son sitting in the living room playing on his phone.Oh, he was actually reading articles he found on the internet. Articles about what? Ahem, remember how the youngest son had thought about researching something he didn't understand? Since it was his day off and he hadn't brought any work home—which he rarely did anyway—he decided to look into it now. Typing a line into the search box brought up results matching his keywords. The young Bimantara was looking up why his heart felt strange and beat faster around a certain person.But most of the articles he found and read only posed more questions that left him confused. What did any of this have to do with what he wanted to know? The questions read: "Do you also care deeply about that person? Do you feel comfortable around them?" followed by the co

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    Bia went quiet, digesting the young master's words. She tried to think back to the time she had taken Bian for his vaccinations and then... ah, she remembered. Back then, the young master had told her: remember your position, nanny. Bia had certainly felt hurt at the time, but that pain had long vanished. She didn't hold onto grudges for long, choosing instead to push it out of her mind. She quickly shook her head. "You don't need to apologize, sir. I... I was in the wrong too. I only told the Master, not Master Adrian."The faint smile on his face widened into a broad one, turning into a soft chuckle and then full-blown laughter. The somber mood created by the girl's tears transformed completely as smooth laughter escaped the young Bimantara's thin lips. It was a light, easy laugh that thawed the cool night air, stopped her tears from flowing, made a certain organ in her chest beat wildly, and warmed the atmosphere around them.Bia was stunned, taking in the sound of his laughter—onl

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