By the time the two departed back to Cloud Cit, they saw the newspapers everywhere saying: “LK Group CEO accompanies wife Allyce on business trip, taking affectionately …”.
In the car.
Allyce finished reading the paper and put it aside.
Severo looked sideways and smiled: “The media is becoming more and more reliable nowadays.
Allyce bristled and turned her head to look out of the window.
She realised that the car was going to drive a little further and she would be in Lunar Culture.
He turned his head to Severo and said: “I have to go to the office first, you go back first, don’t come and pick me up, my car is still in the office garage”.
“Ah.
Severo replied, the smile on his face fading.
When they arrived at the entrance to Moon Culture, Allyce opened the car door and got out.
Severo sat in the car and watched her get in, finishing another cigarette before turning and driving away.
I was going to investigate the incident in L-town where Allyce was almost hit by a car.
…
Allyce went to the office to take care of some business and headed to the Delahoz Family when it was time to leave work.
The entrance to the Delahoz family villa.
Without waiting for the car to stop, Allyce opened the door and couldn’t wait to get out of the car.
The maid saw Allyce and called her “Miss”.
Allyce looked at the maid with a cold, expressionless face and asked, “Is Casimir in?
The maid sniffed and was stunned for a moment before saying, “Old man, he … just came back”.
Allyce ignored the astonished maid and pushed her away before heading straight inside.
…
Allyce pushed open the studio door aggressively and saw Eric sitting with Casimiro discussing something.
Allyce strided up to Casimir and looked at him coldly: “Casimir.
Almost immediately, Casimir’s brow furrows fiercely.
Without waiting for her to say anything, Eric stood up and advised her, “Allyce, what’s wrong with you? How can you call Dad ‘daddy’?
Allyce gave him a cold look: “You’ll get your turn later.
“What’s up, di.” Casimir’s face didn’t look good either, but thinking about who Allyce was now, he couldn’t bring himself to be angry with her.
“What I said before, asking you to help me investigate my father’s case, the cause and effect of what happened, so many days have passed and still no news, you are not willing to help me investigate, are you?”
Allyce stood in front of Casimir, her eyes bursting with coldness.
“As I said, this from …”.
Allyce didn’t know what excuse Casimiro was going to make again and cut him off immediately: “I know”.
Nor did she expect Casimiro to investigate it for her.
With dad dead, the Delahoz family no longer meant anything to her.
The so-called relatives no longer mattered to him.
The Delahoz group, too, did not care.
Allyce raised her head slightly and raised her voice: “Casimiro, I used to respect you as my father’s father and my eldest, but not now.
Dad was dead, and in conjunction with what Gabrio had said earlier, Dad had taken the blame for someone else, and the men of the Delahoz family had been complicit.
The moment she found out that dad was really dead, she felt really discouraged by the Delahoz Family.
She would not allow the people of the Delahoz Family to continue to live a good life.
Each and every one of the Delahoz Family would have to pay for what they had done.
Each and every one of them.
Casimiro made an astonished face, he didn’t quite understand what Allyce meant.
And Eric took half a step back as if he knew something.
With that Allyce turned and walked out the door.
He was greeted by Lavina, who was entering from outside.
Lavina’s face was stern and she raised her voice: “What are you doing back here!
Allyce looked at her coldly: “Collecting a debt”.
Lavina was stunned for a moment by Allyce’s sharp gaze before she snapped out of it – she had actually been fooled by the gaze of a child.
“The Delahoz family raised you, what kind of debt do you want to collect, even if you don’t return the favour, you’re still so ungrateful. Lavina pointed to her nose and began to curse.
Without batting an eyelid, Allyce raised her hand and opened Lavina’s: “Don’t point your finger at my nose, I don’t like that.
Lavina, Orlin’s stepmother.
He must have been one of the people who got Orlin killed.
“You! You are simply …”
Allyce didn’t bother her too much and pushed her aside to make way.
He took two steps forward and turned to the room of stunned faces, his voice echoed throughout the room: “I have given you one last chance, it is time for all of you to pay your debts after this”.
Casimiro was the first to react when he saw Allyce’s figure disappear in the doorway.
He looked at Lavina: “What did you mean by paying off the debt?
He saw that Allyce’s words were clearly directed at Lavina, so he asked her directly.
Lavina’s face showed a flash of weakness and her eyes flashed, “How should I know why she is angry, our Delahoz family has raised her and she is not only ungrateful, but she is here to collect her debt, it’s just …”.
Casimiro didn’t bother to listen to Lavina’s spiel any longer.
He thought about Allyce asking him, as soon as he arrived, if he had investigated Orlin’s case and turned his head to Eric: “Have you been to Orlin yet?
Eric wiped the cold sweat that was running up his forehead, looked at Lavina, who kept winking at him, and said, “Big brother, he … actually committed suicide a few days after he was put in jail, I was afraid you would be sad, so I never mentioned it to you….”
Casimiro’s face changed abruptly: “What did you say? Dead?”
“Well, it’s …” Eric didn’t dare breathe as he saw Casimiro showing signs of anger.
Although Casimiro considered Orlin to have committed a crime, he was still his own son and his first child.
I had always thought that Orlin was still alive, he just didn’t expect it …
“Casimiro, don’t feel so bad, I asked Eric to keep this from you, Orlin, that boy, probably realised how wrong he was and didn’t have the face to see you, that’s why he chose to commit suicide …”
Lavina gently reassured Casimir as she gave Eric a wink.
“Yes, Dad, big brother is also realising his mistake …” Eric was quick to interject.
Casimiro sighed, waved his hand and said: “You go first.
…
Allyce left Casimiro’s study and walked down the stairs to the door, where she met Leira.
Leira called her kindly: “Mrs. Betances”.
Allyce took a good look at her and asked: “Miss Sada, you look well.
Leira smiled, but moved a little closer to Allyce and said in a voice only the two of them could hear, “It doesn’t matter how I’ve been since Linda died.