After hearing Xabat’s affirmative answer, Allyce could not come to for a long time.
Was it true that Severo had something to do with Tajo, and that Tajo’s purpose was to get Severo to submit to him, and to do something else?
Allyce asked Xabat aloud: “So what are you going to do about it?
Xabat did not respond positively to his question, but said with remarkable assurance: “The boss will be fine.
Allyce understood the depth of the meaning of his words.
Xabat’s words sounded confident, but that was just what I had guessed.
Tajo was doing this because he wanted Severo to bow to him.
I wouldn’t let anything really happen to Severo.
“I know.” Allyce replied quietly and hung up.
Lucila approached with Alonzo in tow and saw Allyce with a blank stare, so she couldn’t help but ask in a whisper: “What’s wrong?
Allyce looked back at him and smiled slightly: “Let’s eat first.
…
For days and days, things went nowhere and both Norberto and Xabat were busy with Severo’s case.
And Allyce hadn’t let Alonzo go to the early childhood centre for days, she felt useless compared to them and couldn’t do anything for Severo.
The story that Severo had been deliberately mortally wounded was one that Allyce had used his contacts to squash, but to no avail.
The heat was already too high for her to use her connections and spend some money to keep it down.
Even when I went to the supermarket to buy something, people talked about it.
It wasn’t just going to shut down.
Allyce’s heart was so tight that for the first few days she went to work as if nothing had happened and listened to Severo.
Now he can’t even think about going to the office.
There were even media outlets that searched for news about them and even found some people she did not expect.
Allyce has been following Severo’s story on the internet every day, and this day she came across a news item entitled “Friends and family talk about LK CEO Severo: a lack of human kindness”.
When he clicked on it, it was an interview with Eric.
The shares of the Delahoz group are now equally divided between Allyce and Casimiro.
Casimiro himself is a very cautious man, so he does not speak out on such matters at times like this, and he has become more and more cautious after the changes he underwent when he lost the Delahoz group.
So only Eric speaks to the media.
But Eric, as the uncle of the LK Group chairman’s wife, was able to attract much of the attention when he introduced himself.
The story that Jonas Aybar is Severo’s biological father has been revived by his statement.
There was even speculation in the irresponsible media that Jonas Aybar died in prison because Severo was not ashamed of having such a father and deliberately sought out contacts and people to kill him.
When such an issue was launched, it naturally caused a lot of controversy.
However, although Severo’s story was brought up one by one, there was no mention of Tajo.
As if by designation, the media avoided the fact that Severo had a grandfather who was the ruler of the Solares family, the J. nobility.
And indeed, it could have been a pre-arranged appointment.
Seeing the situation getting worse and worse, Allyce finally sat down.
He could not go to Severo again, but he could not stand by and watch Severo being vilified and slandered in this way, and he could not let Severo continue to be detained to suffer.
He sat in his study all night and then dialled Tajo’s number.
Allyce knew that with this call, Severo had lost the advantage.
Severo had ordered him to ignore Tajo, not to listen to what Tajo had to say.
She promised him, but that was on the assumption that he would return unharmed.
Xabat had always been good at execution, every time something had happened he had been able to help Severo deal with it and even if he couldn’t, there was still Neto.
And this time, things were more serious than expected.
She couldn’t just hide behind Severo every time and wait for him to take care of all the obstacles and thorns, she had to do something for him too.
I also didn’t want to count on what would happen if I made the call to Tajo, I just wanted Severo to be safe.
The call came quickly.
Allyce’s heart was a little nervous.
But after hearing the phone ring several times, he calmed down.
At that moment, the studio door was pushed open from outside.
“Madam!”
Allyce looked up and saw Xabat entering the studio with an anxious look on his face.
She was still on the phone, so she didn’t bother to ask Xabat why he was here.
But Xabat took a few steps forward, took the phone from her hand and hung up.
“What are you doing?” Allyce jerked up after a brief moment of shock and looked at Xabat with cold eyes.
“Norberto went to see the boss yesterday and told me to keep an eye on you. He was tired of running every day for the last few days, and as soon as he got home last night he went straight to bed, forgetting everything.
Early this morning, he remembered what Norberto had brought and thought it was time to go and see Allyce and Alonzo again.
As soon as he reached the hall, he heard the maid say that Allyce had spent the night in the study.
Xabat had been with Severo for so many years and was so smart and savvy that he immediately realised what Allyce might be up to in connection with the call he had made earlier.
Allyce smiled, her face stiffened slightly, her eyes lowered slightly and she spoke faintly: “Give me the phone, I have to call something important.
“Are you going to call old Mr. Betances?” asked Xabat.
Allyce did not deny it.
There was nothing to deny, both she and Xabat were doing it for Severo.
“You can’t call him, he’s only thinking of distressing us all, he’s exhausting our patience bit by bit, and by calling him on this phone you’re giving up. For decades, you and the boss, even Alonzo, will have to live under his control”.
Xabat’s voice was loud and he was clearly angry.
When he finished and realised what he had said, his face paled slightly.
But the words were out and I could not take them back.
After so many days, he was busy but not moving forward, annoyed and tired, so he couldn’t control himself for a moment and said the most unspeakable thing.