Chapter 4 Classy Performer

Aline had just arrived at her house, which looked simple and not too magnificent, not because she didn't have the money to buy a big house; it's just that she didn't think there was a need for a big house because it only contained three people, namely herself and her daughter at the same time. A household assistant who Aline assigned to clean the house and take care of Salsa when she was busy

"Assalamualaikum, Mommy's home!" I greeted Aline as she entered her house, which looked deserted.

"Non Salsa is in the back garden, madam," said Aline's household assistant named Lala. Her age is not much different from Aline's, but Lala is older.

Aline nodded and did not forget to say thank you before passing Lala jasmine to go to the back garden with a paper bag in her hand.

"Please take this to my room, La," said Aline before she left.

"Ready madam." Lala has become Aline's confidant, so even if Lala goes into her room, Aline won't worry about her belongings being lost or Lala not carrying out her duties as a household assistant. Because Aline has trusted Lala, who has worked with her since before Salsa was born, perhaps Aline also considers Lala to be part of her family.

Lala went to do her job to carry Aline's shopping into the woman's room, while now Aline has arrived in the garden behind her house, which was made especially for her only daughter.

"Hi darling, what are you playing?" said Aline with a sweet smile, greeting a 6-year-old little girl with long hair braided into two braids. Don't forget the hairpins in the form of sunflowers pinned to both sides of her head near the braids, adding to the cute and beautiful impression of the girl named Salsa.

"Mommy!" The master, who had not yet realized his mother's presence, was a little surprised and immediately got up from his seat and lunged into Aline's arms.

"Mommy, Salsa misses me; I'm so bored at home waiting for Mommy not to come home, even though I want to take Mommy for a walk," said Salsa, whining a little with a sullen face when she talked like that.

Indeed, today is Sunday, which means Aline is on holiday today, but this is different from Pram, who is the CEO of his own company. If he still has work, he will continue to work as hard as possible.

Just like Aline was on holiday, so was Salsa, making the girl feel bored at home waiting for her mother to return, who had been out of the house for hours. Even before leaving, Aline promised that if he came home, he would invite him. Salsa takes a walk as the girl pleases.

Aline became annoyed when she saw Salsa's very adorable behavior when she was whining like that. "I'm sorry, Mommy, darling. Mommy had a little business and stopped by the mall. Mommy has something for you," replied the woman, slowly letting go of Salsa's embrace, then her hand reached for the paper bag behind her body.

Currently, the mother and child are sitting on a carpet spread out in the garden behind the house. "What Mom?" Salsa asked enthusiastically, making Aline smile sweetly. She felt warmth in her heart when she saw Salsa's face, which looked happy, even though she had just heard her words and had not yet received the item she was going to give.

Aline slowly took out a paper bag containing a pair of shoes for Salsa. "Nah, Mommy, buy you new shoes so that you can change when you go to school," said Aline with enthusiasm.

The woman was made even happier when she saw her daughter's response, who looked surprised with her mouth slightly open and her expression looking increasingly happy. "Mommy, are you serious? Mommy bought me more shoes."Salsa asked as if she couldn't believe what her mother had given her.

"Yes, dear, Mommy bought clothes at the mall earlier, so I also bought shoes for Salsa, so that Mommy's child will be happy," replied Aline with a sweet smile before receiving a hug from a very enthusiastic Salsa.

"Thank you very much, Mom. Mommy is the best!" Salsa exclaimed after being in her mother's arms.

"You're welcome, darling; you're happy; Mommy is happy too," replied Aline, smiling sweetly while kissing the top of Salsa's head affectionately several times.

"Let's have lunch first, then in the afternoon Mommy will take you for a walk. How about it?" Aline said, making Salsa, without thinking, nod in agreement with her mother's words when she heard the word take a walk.

"Come on, Mom," replied Salsa, who immediately got up while holding the paper bag containing her new shoes.

"Come on, let's put the toys here for now; later, when you don't play with them anymore, Mommy will ask Bi Lala for help to clean up all this," said Aline while taking Salsa's hand to take her into the house through the kitchen, which was connected to the swimming pool, which was not too large, and the garden behind the house.

"No need, Mom; I'll just take care of all this myself. I'm the one who's playing, so I have to take responsibility," replied Salsa, speaking to MakeAline. He stopped in his tracks and smiled emotionally at his daughter, whom he had managed to educate, until he remembered the words he had once said as advice to Salsa.

"Mommy's clever child, you still remember Mommy's advice at that time," said Aline, who immediately positioned her body parallel to the daughter, whose height was only her thighs.

Salsa immediately showed a wide smile until a row of neat white teeth was visible. "It's still Mom, Salsa like that," he replied while pointing at himself, making Aline suddenly chuckle loudly before gently ruffling her hair. Salsa, which is neatly braided.

"Good, keep remembering that, darling; also remember, don't be arrogant; you can be proud of yourself but not in front of anyone other than Mother, dear," said Aline, who again reminded or warned Salsa not to brag about herself in front of other people. She was quite proud of herself. just himself.

"Why is that, Mom?" asked Salsa, who still didn't understand. It's natural that he is still 6 years old.

"Because being arrogant is not good, a trait that must be kept away from us, so just be proud of yourself in front of Mother, because that's the same as being arrogant, dear," replied Aline, trying to advise Salsa slowly so that little by little her daughter would understand the meaning of his words.

"That's enough asking; later, when you finish eating Salsa, you can ask anything on Mommy. "About being arrogant," continued Aline. When she saw Salsa, who was preparing to ask again, the woman smiled, understanding that Salsa was still small and there was a lot she didn't know yet, and she had a lot of curiosity at that age.

Salsa obediently nodded, preparing questions that she would later ask her mother, whom she thought was versatile. In his heart, Salsa is always determined that when he grows up, he wants to be like his mother, who can do everything, from working to taking care of the house as well as taking care of himself, even though sometimes he is taken care of by Bi Lala, who is employed by his mother.