In the evening, Jenny finally finished work and came out of her office. When she arrived at the lobby, a receptionist stopped her.

"Miss Jenny, I have a flower delivery for you. But Mr. Bima's bodyguard stopped the sender from delivering the flowers," the receptionist whispered while looking at Bima's bodyguard who looked grim.

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Jenny stepped closer and saw a very large bouquet of roses. "Who sent it?"

"I don't know. But there should be a card inside," the receptionist answered.

Jenny turned the flower and found the card in question. The moment she opened it, the expression on her face instantly froze.

'Even if your hair turns white, I will still hold your hand. —Jonathan.'

The handwriting is very beautiful, looking bold and strong. It was the first time Jenny had seen Jonathan write her such a romantic sentence. She was so happy!

On the way home, Jenny hugged the flower tightly and the smile on her face couldn't hide her joy.

The next day, when she came home from work, Jenny got another bouquet of flowers delivered at the reception. This time she got a bouquet of pink roses.

'When I reminisce about the past, I hope that they'll strengthen us together. —Jonathan.'

Jenny felt very touched when she read it.

On the third day she finished work, she got another flower. This time, the rose she received was blue.

'A beautiful face that I can never forget. One day without seeing it, I'm already crazy. —Jonathan.'

Jenny burst into tears seeing those words and said, "Take me to the Srijaya Group right now. I want to meet him."

"Miss, Mr. Bima told me to take you home," said the guard confusedly.

"I want to meet him right now. You have to help me to leave and don't tell my grandpa," Jenny said tearfully.

"Miss, please don't make things difficult for me. You can call Big Master yourself. If you agree, I will take you," said the guard seriously.

Finally, Jenny came home crying. She didn't want to eat dinner and locked herself in her room. No matter how hard everyone tried to persuade her, she still wouldn't come out.

At 8 pm, Maria went upstairs and knocked on her daughter's door. "Jenny, Jonathan is coming."

"Is it true? Where is he?" Jenny asked excitedly.

Maria pointed to the window outside Jenny's room and handed her a small pair of binoculars. "Actually, he came every day. But your grandfather won't let him come near the house."

"What???" Jenny was surprised to hear that.

"Since the day he asked your grandfather for his blessing, he has come every night," Maria said calmly. "If you really miss him, look at him."

Jenny took the binoculars and looked into the distance.

Across the street from her house, right under a big tree, she saw Jonathan standing alone.

He leaned against the body of his car and looked at the Atmajaya Family's house. The direction he looked was the window of her room.

It was really dark at night and the streetlights were dim so Jonathan couldn't see Jenny at all. But Jenny could see him clearly through her binoculars.

A smile appeared on Jenny's lips when she saw the man she loved. Apparently, Jonathan comes to her house without her knowledge every day...

"Your grandfather still can't accept him. But he only slept after Jonathan left the house," Maria said in a soft voice.

"Grandpa will want to know how long Jonathan can last," Jenny smiled sweetly.

Maria also smiled at her daughter. "I also want to know how serious he is in marrying my daughter."

Jenny looked at Jonathan intently and asked her mother. "From what time does Jonathan come every day?"

"I can't exactly say it. Sometimes he appeared early, sometimes a little late. Maybe he just came after work and came home at 11 pm," said Maria.

Time goes on, until the seasons change. Even in the rain, Jonathan is still waiting.

He would bring gifts every day and leave them to the servants. After that, he will wait in his car.

Even though Bima doesn't want to see him, he still accepts everything Jonathan sends.

Of course one had to show courtesy when visiting someone's house and Jonathan couldn't have come empty-handed.

Lately, Rudi feels very bored because Jonathan is often away and not at home at night.

He bought a house near his, hoping they could meet up often and chat or drink when they were bored.

But since Jenny's return to Indonesia, Jonathan has changed a lot.

Even though he himself gave Jonathan the idea to visit and wait in front of the Atmajaya Family's house, Rudi seems to regret it now.

If Jonathan really succeeds, will he have another chance?

Right now, he was running on the treadmill and thought about calling his best friend.

"How? What time will you be home?" Rudi asked.

"I'll be home at half past twelve. What's wrong? Do you want to drink?" Jonathan had guessed what Rudi wanted when he called him.

"Yes. You always go to the Atmajaya Family's house and don't have time to drink with me. I just happened to get a nice bottle of wine today." After that, Rudi asked, "Does Jenny's grandfather still not want to see you?"

"Yes, but he received the fruits and vitamins I sent," Jonathan said optimistically.

"Keep sending gifts to him. Show that you're persistent in this. Trust me, he will melt too," Rudi got off his treadmill. "I saw the weather forecast and it looks like it will rain heavily tomorrow. Are you still going?"

"I'm still going. Maybe Jenny's grandfather will come to see me tomorrow," Jonathan replied.

"You can't actually be this cunning," Rudi laughed loudly.

As he said, it rained heavily the next day, causing flooding at several points.

At eight o'clock in the evening, Jonathan went to the Atmajaya Family's house as usual.

Usually, it only took him half an hour to get there. But today it seemed like he would be late.

He deliberately used his big car so as not to get caught in the flood. But the roads are quite congested on this rainy day.

It was almost 10 pm when Jonathan's car arrived in front of the Atmajaya Family's house.

Today, he did not bring fruit and vitamins, but a box of vegetables.

He didn't want to appear insincere by sending the same gift. He even called the Atmajaya Family's house and asked what food they liked so that he chose to bring vegetables instead.

As usual, the butler came to greet him at the door. The maid took the box Jonathan had brought and the butler held an umbrella for him.

"Sir, your clothes are wet. How about you go in and have some tea while you wait for your clothes to dry?" The butler said.

Jonathan breathed a sigh of relief. Finally, he was allowed to enter.

But when he entered, he found that the living room was empty. Nobody could be seen.

"Today Mr. Bima went out of town. He doesn't like rain so he decides to go on vacation. He won't be back until the rainy season is over," said the butler.

"Is Jenny home?" Jonathan had not seen Jenny in a long time and he missed her very much.

"Please change your clothes first. Let me ask Mrs. Maria," the butler didn't immediately answer and instead told Jonathan that he had to ask Maria first if he wanted to meet Jenny.

Jonathan waited patiently and handed his car's key to the maid. It didn't take long, the maid took the change of clothes in his car.

In Jenny's room, Maria was sitting on the edge of the bed looking at her daughter. "Are you wearing your makeup?"

"No, I'm just putting on a bit of lipstick." Jenny pulled out some lipstick and tried different colors on the back of her hand, from light to dark shades.

A smile graced her face. She was really happy and wanted Jonathan to see how beautiful she looked tonight.