Flash Marriage Makes A Perfect Match

Allyce glared at Senona angrily, thinking that Senona was good at turning things upside down.

That night with Severo had been really ridiculous. Probably because she felt guilty about him and her instinct told her that Severo was not a playboy.

“Grandfather, it doesn’t matter what you say about me. Please don’t slander people you don’t know. You are the strength of the Delahoz family. You have your prestige and your judgement. Don’t be fooled by others”.

Allyce Delahoz looked coldly at Senona. Her bright face was full of coldness and she looked more than a little cold.

Senona bit her lip and said nothing. Many men love Allyce Delahoz, the cold beauty. That was why she had managed to devise evil plans to ruin her reputation, but she hadn’t expected anyone else to want to marry her. She had thought that even if other men decided to be with Senona, it was to play with her.

“You’re saying I’m denigrating you?” Casimir couldn’t contain his anger. He had lived most of his life to see his granddaughter speak to him in such a critical tone.

Allyce Delahoz said with unmatched calm: “Grandfather’s words are correct, I am useless, but our blood ties cannot change. I have always respected you and the way you have kept your promises.

He knew that his grandfather, Casimiro Delahoz, valued blood ties and liked to be praised, which is why he had said such a thing against his will to get his shares back.

In fact, Casimiro was slightly moved by her words. He waved his hand: “In that case, you can start by coming to the company as an intern. If you do well, I can consider giving you my shares”.

Allyce Delahoz’s eyes narrowed and her voice became soft: “Thank you, Grandpa.

Senona was resigned. She was getting closer and closer to disappointing grandfather completely with Allyce.NôvelDrama.Org owns © this.

This time was no different. She thought she could use the occasion to get grandfather to kick her out of the Delahoz family, but in the end, surprisingly, he forgave her.

Casimir looked a little tired as he waved his hand: “I’ll go back first, you two can keep talking, Allyce, you should learn more from Senona.

“I will, Grandpa.” Allyce smiled looking at Senona, who smiled back. However, her smile looked uncomfortable.

Allyce saw the figure of Casimiro, her grandfather, disappear in the doorway and then turned to Senona. her eyes were provocative: “When I enter the company to do my internship, my dear sister should teach me!”

Senona controlled her anger. Allyce had said this the day she returned, but Jo Senona had ignored it. She thought that grandfather would abandon her completely because of her anger. He said to me, “Don’t worry, if you enter the company as an apprentice, I will teach you well”.

“I’ll teach you well,” Senona said almost through gritted teeth.

Allyce did not fear her at all. She believed that not everyone in this world was blind to Senona’s initial malevolent heart.

“So, thanks in advance, sis.” Allyce’s face didn’t change and she looked quite sincere.

Senonaus left in anger.

Relieved by Senona’s departure, Allyce sat for a moment before leaving.

She knew from her previous experience that it would not be so easy to get her shares back, but since she was now allowed to join the company as an intern, it was not a bad thing, or at least better than doing nothing.

As he paced and thought nervously about something, he didn’t notice the waitress approaching with a tray.

With a “thud”, the wine glasses and the decanter on the tray fell to the floor. All the red wine spilled out before it landed.

Today he was wearing a white shirt and the red liquid was particularly striking.

Allyce and the waitress gasp.

Knowing it was her fault, Allyce frowned and began by saying “I’m sorry”.

The waitress almost cried on the spot. In a trembling voice, she said: “This …. This is ….. . a Lafite from 1870 …”

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