Flash Marriage Makes A Perfect Match

“I’m leaving now.

Allyce looked at Enzo with a cold face, she didn’t know where he got all his strength from when he was still injured.

He could not break her grip even though he tried with all his might.

People were coming in and out of the room, and several people had already recognised Enzo and Allyce.

“You haven’t answered my question”.

A stubborn look appeared on Enzo’s face and his grip on Allyce’s wrist tightened even more.

“I’m leaving now.” A flash of anger appeared on Allyce’s face.

She hadn’t felt much for Enzo in a long time, but at this moment, she really felt a bit disgusted.

“What’s so good about Severo? What’s so good about Severo that you would willingly follow her? Why don’t you stay with me? How about I go back and divorce Senona? I was forced to marry her anyway”.

Enzo suddenly laughed.

Fortunately, his voice was not too loud and only the two of them could hear what he said.

Allyce looked at Enzo with an astonished face, was he crazy?

What divorce and her together?

At that moment, Enzo, who was holding her, suddenly let go of her hand and stumbled, falling head first onto the sofa.

Allyce snapped out of her daze and looked at Severo’s blurred face.

He opened his mouth for a moment, not knowing what to say.

Severo did not give him a chance to speak either.

He tugged Allyce’s hand and walked out into the street.

His steps were so fast that Allyce had to jog to keep up with him.

He took a few steps, then threw his head back as if he had thought of something, and found the sombre face of Tajo looking this way, and even Saul, who was following him, had a strange look on his face.

…

Back in the car, Severo just drove in silence.

Allyce could feel the anger that was about to burst out of him.

There was a suffocating low pressure in the car until it stopped in front of the villa.

Neither of the two men got out of the car.

Severo sat quietly in the driver’s seat and, after a few moments, pulled out a cigarette from somewhere and lit it, taking a deep drag.

The smell of cigarettes filled the cramped room.

The smell entered Allyce’s nose and choked her, making her cough violently and uncontrollably.

“Ahem …”

He rushed to open the car door, got out, held the door and started vomiting.

When Severo, who was still sitting in the carriage, saw this, his face suddenly changed and he quickly put out the cigarette in his hand, opened the carriage door and walked over.

With a nervous look on his face, he reached out to help Allyce.

Allyce didn’t know how her nose had become so sensitive, just the smell of smoke made her want to vomit.

As Severo approached, she could smell the smoke on him and without thinking, she reached out and pushed him away.

The vomiting was becoming unbearable and she didn’t want to smell any more smoke at all.

Severo glanced at his outstretched hand and, with a grim look on his face, reached out and gathered Allyce’s whole body in his arms.

“It sucks …,” Allyce spat tearfully, a small nasal sound in her voice, and her whole body looked pitiful.

Severo frowned and his heart clenched a little.

He stepped back expressionlessly, then re-entered the villa and poured her a glass of lukewarm water.

Allyce took a sip of the water before her whole body felt better.

She entered with the glass of water in her hand and Severo followed her silently.

He went straight upstairs and, coming out of the shower, saw Severo sitting at the foot of the bed.

He had changed out of his pyjamas and his hair was slightly damp, so he had obviously just got out of the shower.

Allyce climbed into bed on the other side and pulled the covers down without talking to Severo.

“Are you still having a bad time? Go to the hospital tomorrow. Severo’s cold voice drifted through the room, peppered with a hint of coldness, and dark emotions.

Allyce’s closed eyes didn’t open, and she rolled her back to him: “You can’t take pills during your period.

Although this time there was something strange about her period, apart from a little blood when she woke up that morning, there had been nothing since then.

Severo’s face turned unusually pale at her words.

The lights in the room remained on and the two did not speak again.

…

Allyce couldn’t remember when she had fallen asleep and when she woke up again it was early morning.

Severo was no longer at his side.

She got out of bed and sat there for a while, dazed, before rolling out of bed.

He washed up and left the bedroom just in time to see Severo come out of the study.

“Come have breakfast.” Severo just let go and walked down the stairs ahead of her.

Allyce followed her into the dining room and found a much lighter breakfast today.

He finished his breakfast in silence and suddenly felt a little sleepy, so he thought he’d go back upstairs and take a nap.This is the property of Nô-velDrama.Org.

She had only climbed a couple of steps when she heard Severo behind her shout, “Allyce!” in a slightly exasperated voice.

Allyce stopped dead in her tracks and looked at him, her face cold: “Yes?

Severo’s eyes became elusive for a moment, but quickly disappeared, as if he was deliberately holding back.

“You are angry.

He used a declarative sentence.

Allyce snorted coldly and said, “Why should I be mad at you, have you done something wrong?”

Severo hated that carefree look on her face.

“Grandfather is a strong man and has his own standards for my future wife, so I couldn’t impulsively take you to him in the first place, I know he is secretly checking you out and I know he will reach out to you, that’s his way, but whatever he says, you don’t have to listen to it or believe it.”

Severo finished this paragraph and stared at Allyce.

Nobody knew the nature of the Tagus better than he did.

Tajo had a strong personality and was definitely very unhappy with Allyce, so he could not bring Allyce to him.

Tajo had been a gentleman all his life, and even if he had to make things difficult for Allyce, he wouldn’t do anything shady, which is why Severo didn’t stop him from going with Allyce.

Allyce said nothing to Severo’s words.

“Yes, you know everything, you know your grandfather, and you know the difference between what’s important and what’s not, and all the decisions you made, you didn’t make mistakes. Only he had decided to hide it from her.

What was wrong with him?

Tajo was his grandfather, a blood relative, and of course he had to take Tajo’s feelings into account.

But what about her? She deserved to be kept in the dark, she deserved to know nothing, she deserved to go to the trouble of finding out what was going on, only to feel like a joke.

And his explanation, which did not sound like an explanation, sounded unusually harsh.

Allyce felt even sleepier.

“I’m going back upstairs to rest.