Flash Marriage Makes A Perfect Match

Allyce raised an eyebrow, a vague hint of sulkiness between her brows, but nevertheless hidden from view.

“If you think you are just a dog to Grizzi, then have fun, that’s up to you, don’t put your name on others, not everyone is going to be like you, not a good human being, you have to be a dog.”

Naturally, Izar was angered by Allyce’s sharp words.

He scowled at Allyce, “What else can you do now but stand here with me in your mouth? Do you really think you’re so big? Without Severo, you’re nothing.

“Even without Severo, I am still the rightful Allyce,” Allyce said with a cold look at the irritated Izar, her heart pounding.

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Knowing who you are, not being lost, not being held back, being able to look yourself in the face.

Izar is right in saying that without Severo, she probably wouldn’t be known by too many people, she wouldn’t be the wife of the LK president, she wouldn’t have set foot in Solares Castle, and she wouldn’t have been involved with Grizzi or met someone like Eka.

But she knew in her heart that without Severo she might have lived a mediocre life, but at least she was still herself, still the rightful Allyce.

Izar, on the other hand, was already driven by his own inner desire. Izar was already driven by his own inner desires, step by step, towards the abyss.

She has lost herself, and I fear that even she does not recognise herself now.

It is in the nature of women to talk to each other and hide a knife in their words.

Izar, who is a very witty person, understands the meaning of Allyce’s words.

He expected Allyce to be irritated by his words but, to his surprise, it was Allyce herself who was irritated.

She scoffed: “A sharp tongue!”

“Thanks for the compliment, but ….” Allyce twirled a pen in her hand with a relaxed demeanour, “Just say what you have to say, and as you know, I’m very busy with running such a big company. ”

Izar did not want to talk to her any more and went straight to the order he had been given: “If you want to know where Xabat is, go to J”.

Allyce responded directly: “I can’t go, I’m too busy to go.

“Didn’t you just say that these two brothers are different from me? Once your own interests are involved, you still don’t care whether they live or die!”

What Izar hates most about Allyce, apart from the fact that Severo loves her, is that it seems that at all times, Allyce acts as if she has a clear conscience.

As if he had done nothing wrong in his life.

He doesn’t believe that anyone can go through life without doing anything wrong, so he finds Allyce hypocritical, and that, too, is exactly what he despises.

“Have you been oppressed for so long that you don’t even know you have to defend yourself? Do I have to go to J when you tell me to? Why do I have to be so passive, do you really think you Grizzi’s are all-powerful?”

Allyce added after a pause: “By the way, who exactly are you talking to me about this on behalf of, Grizzi? or …”.

He stared at Izar for a long moment before speaking quietly: “In the name of Count Castaneda?

Izar’s face changed immediately.

Allyce tossed aside the pen she was twirling in her hand, clasped her hands together and gave the order to leave: “I have business to attend to, so I’m sorry I didn’t see you off”.

With that, he dialled the intercom: “Send Miss Izar out.

Izar was too thick-skinned to stay any longer when his eviction was so evident, and he took what the man asked for anyway.

As soon as Izar came out, the calm on Allyce’s face disappeared.

In reality, Izar was lying when he said he was so sure of himself.

Because Severo had said earlier that she should leave Xabat alone, and since she had decided to trust Severo, she would not be swayed by Izar’s simple words, let alone show nervousness or concern.

At that moment, Dita’s voice rang out: “Ma’am, may I come in?

Although he knew that Allyce and Severo had dissolved their marriage, he knew it was only a formality and that sooner or later they would remarry, so he continued to call Allyce “ma’am”.

At the sound of her voice, Allyce was slightly startled and knew why Dita had come.

After a brief moment of contemplation, he raised his voice and said, “Come in”.

Dita looked a little rushed when she entered, and approached Allyce’s desk without speaking.

How could Allyce not know that he was trying to ask about Xabat.

He thought about it before finally saying, as if he had made up his mind, “Severo is not dead, I have seen him, I have spoken to him about Xabat and he told me to leave him alone and that he would take care of it, only he was not at liberty to show himself at the moment.”

As he spoke, he watched Dita’s frown.

Seeing Dita’s initial surprise, followed by a look of relief, Allyce’s mind calmed slightly.

It seems that the trust between the two brothers, Severo and Xabat, is stronger than she thought.

From what Neto had said last time, Dita was convinced that Severo was still alive, but was a little surprised to learn that Allyce had met him: “So when is he coming back, boss?”

Allyce pursed her lips, a little breathlessly, “Soon, I think.”

Nor does he know when Severo will return.

He said we would spend New Year’s Eve together this year, but there was always something unsettling in his mind.

Is it because so much has happened lately that his nerves are a little frayed?

Dita came to see her, mainly to inquire about something to do with Xabat, and after asking that, she went out.

…

At midday, the news of IZAR’s return to the country hit the headlines.

In the photo, he greeted the camera gracefully and naturally, with no sign of embarrassment or the grimace of indignation with which he had earlier confronted Allyce.

Izar’s looks are not bad and her acting skills are not bad either, so if she is not acting on her own, she should have a good career ahead of her.

Allyce scrolled through a few comments, all of them cursing, but the number of comments continued to grow by leaps and bounds.

It is a true testimony to the saying: to be hated by all is also a sign of fire.

He switched off the computer and prepared to go out for dinner.

Just as I approached the office door, I saw Marco.

He leaned against the side of the car, his upright form and the aura of superior being he carried with him particularly striking.

Allyce tried to pretend she couldn’t see him, but it was obvious she couldn’t because Marco had already seen her.