Flash Marriage Makes A Perfect Match

It has been several days since Allyce left.

The presidential elections have officially begun, but they are not over so quickly because of the results; it was supposed to be a long process, only now it is coming to an important juncture.

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And the whole business of going around talking and campaigning, which requires energy, time and money, requires a lot of expenditure, and this part, naturally, needs to be financed.

And Tajo has tried to get Severo to support the same person as him.

Severo had made a false start with him and sent Allyce packing, but today, I’m afraid, it’s not going to be easy.

After Allyce left, he had not returned to Solares Castle for days.

One, because it was indeed busy, but because, indeed, I didn’t want to go back there.

Allyce was here before, and he and she moved back to Solares Castle, partly because, with J in turmoil and Grizzi’s men on the prowl, it was relatively safe to stay at Solares Castle.

Now that Allyce is back too, he doesn’t have to worry about anything instead.

When Dita saw that Severo did not say anything else for a while, she asked him timidly out loud: “So what the boss means is …”.

“Let him come, mind your own business and don’t worry so much”.

When Severo finished, he put his head down and went to work on the paperwork.

Dita sighed at the taciturn look on his face.

He was aware of the tensions between Severo and Tajo and the stakes involved in Allyce’s return home. That is why, although Severo had not given any orders in the last few days, he had sent someone to watch Tajo’s movements.

As soon as he received the news that Tajo was coming to the LK Group, he rushed to Severo.

As Severo didn’t care either, he didn’t ask any more questions.

…

Shortly after Dita left, Tajo arrived.

He had probably just come from some official, and was still dressed in very formal clothes, although the whole man looked a little sombre.

Saul entered behind Tagus, who was followed by two bodyguards.

“Why did you have time to come to the office to see me?” Severo left the pen in his hand and didn’t get up.

Tajo looked at him with a grim look and said angrily, “You sent Allyce back to Z? What’s going on here?”

“We’ve been away from Z for months, the baby is small, he misses his mother, shouldn’t I give him back? Severo seemed much calmer than Tajo’s outburst of anger.

True, but the situation Severo describes is only for the average family.

Allyce was brought to J by him only after he threatened to bring her here in the first place, to keep Severo completely under control.

After all this time, he thought Severo had seen the light, but he never expected such a big surprise from his wonderful grandson.

He really is a badly bred wolf.

“Why didn’t you discuss this with me?” Tajo held back his anger, his voice stern.

“You’re too busy, there’s no need to bother you with such trivial matters.” Severo’s voice was subdued, not bearing his anger in the slightest, but not pretending to provoke him further either.

For some time now, the faces of both sides have been torn.

However, he had to maintain a superficial calm with Tajo.

As for the reason …

“Humph! Severo, do you really think because you sent Allyce back home there’s nothing I can do with her?” Tajo laughed angrily, looking relieved that he had caught Severo in the act.

Severo’s face reddened, with a dark tide in his eyes, for a moment, and then he calmed down again.

“You could forgive Izar who wanted to kill you in the first place, why couldn’t you forgive Allyce? Besides, Allyce has never threatened you or done anything against you, she is the most innocent in this matter, even, because of you, she is innocent of suffering! Why do you have to hold on to her, does it give you a sense of achievement to hold on to a woman?”

Severo stared at Tajo, with a deep coldness in his eyes that could not dissolve, and spoke in a voice that echoed throughout the room.

Tajo’s face paled slightly.

He and Severo looked at each other, but his words were directed at Saul and the bodyguard behind him: “Get out!

Although she tried to maintain a perfunctory calm, her voice had trembled slightly and she was exasperated.

“Count Castaneda …” Saul hesitated a little.

Maestro Severo seemed so angry and Count Castaneda also seemed furious, both men whose personalities he knew to some extent, what if there was no one to watch and something happened?

Tajo’s anger was finally contained and he shouted: “Get out!

He uttered this cry with almost all his strength, even the muscles in his face trembled with his voice.

Saul dared say no more, called his two bodyguards and hurried out.

“What, is Count Castaneda still afraid that his own men and servants will listen to him on this little matter?” Severo leaned back, a languid look on his face.

Tajo approached the desk and stared at him: “I don’t know what you’re talking about! Izar, that girl, I liked her a bit, but she should never have done anything to me that would have endangered her life. She ran away on her own.

“Count Castaneda, between the two of you, you need not talk of so much uselessness; what is the castle of Solares, and what sort of a personage are you, that I would not know?”

Severo’s tone became softer and softer as he spoke, but in Tajo’s ears, the words weighed a thousand pounds.

He clenched his hands and looked at Severo with his eyes wide open, as if he wanted to burn a hole in him.

Severo stopped talking.

Although he was tempted to rip Tajo’s mask off now, he wasn’t so sure, and even if he was, now wasn’t the best time.

The room was silent for a while and Tajo’s mood calmed down a little. “You’d better know what you’re talking about!

“Well, we’re not going to talk about Izar any more, and anyway, as good as he is now, his life is a bit ruined.”

Severo does not move as he speaks, assessing Tajo.

He noticed that Tajo’s face did not change in the slightest.

He frowned slightly and looked away, “As for Allyce, the baby misses its mother and she went back to see the baby, I don’t see what’s wrong with that, besides I’m too busy to look after her right now”.

Severo said, and reached out fervently to rub his forehead.

Tajo scoffed: “All those servants in the castle of Solares are just for show?

Severo also laughed: “What else? How could Izar let a woman escape?”

“You …” Tajo could not speak.