“Is that so?”


    Allyce looked at Severo with an indifferent expression: “But he won’t admit it.


    “Don’t worry too much about it, he’ll always admit it.”


    Severo was adamant.N?vel(D)rama.Org''s content.


    Allyce turned to him and asked quietly: “Do you let Izar live here too?


    She stared at Severo, wanting to know what was on his mind.


    But Severo finally just said: “Grandfather wille back after New Year’s here, and when that happens, all these people wille back.


    With those words, Severo went to take Allyce’s hand and brought it to his lips for a gentle kiss, with a reassuring note.


    Allyce withdrew her hand and smiled faintly, “Oh, I know.”


    From the way Severo and Tajo spent their time together, it didn’t seem like the kind of affection one feels deep down, but more like rivals, fighting against each other.


    But she could sense that Severo really had deep feelings for Tajo.


    Since Severo knew that Tajo would resent whoever was with him, he should have guessed that Tajo would also move to the vi.


    But I hadn’t spoken to him about it before this.


    It was Severo’s vige and there was nothing wrong with his grandfather wanting to move in, but …


    She was the owner of the vi, but thest person to know what had happened.


    …


    Tajo is of mixed race, having grown up in a Western country before marrying the favourite daughter of thest ruling Sres family and inheriting the Sres family.


    Tajo apparently brought that aristocratic way of doing things with him when he returned home, albeit under a different name.


    Family doctor, gardener, maid, butler, bodyguard …


    All these people moved in together, making the vige, which at first was upied only by Allyce and Severo’s two people, suddenly lively.


    Allyce stood in the first-floor hallway, one hand on the corridor railing, watching the maidsing and going in the ground-floor foyer.


    Beef seemed to sense the hustle and bustle too, running down the corridor with his tail wagging.


    Was it lively?


    Why did she feel colder instead?


    Tajo, being a very particr person, had added many other things to the cottage.


    Allyce felt a little strange as she looked around.


    He didn’t feel much like staying in the chalet, so he went downstairs and took Beef outside.


    …


    Severo was in his study, working on business.


    But after a few pages, he could not read any further.


    He had never been so upset before.


    I knew Allyce was unhappy.


    But he could only obey his grandfather.


    Grandpa lived with him, so at least he knew what grandpa was going to do, what he was going to do and what he was going to do, all under his nose.


    He couldn’t read the newspapers, so he simply stopped reading them.


    After searching upstairs and downstairs and seeing no sign of Allyce, he picked up a maid at random and asked her, “Have you seen thedy?


    All these maids had been brought by Tajo, who had not ordered them to go to Allyce, but most of them knew that Tajo did not like Allyce.


    To Severo’s question, the maids answered truthfully: “Miss Dhoz has just gone out to walk the dog”.


    When Severo heard the words “Miss Dhoz”, his eyes sparkled and the maid hastened to lower her head.


    Severo looked at her coldly: “I don’t care what grandfather told you, but you are now in my vi and you will do what I say and you will do what I tell you.


    “Yes.


    The maid lowered her head, not daring to look at Severo again.


    …


    No sooner had Severo stepped out on the front foot than Oliveria came up behind him with the examination report.


    He knocked on the studio door, but no one opened it, and just then Izar came over.


    Izar also knew Oliveria, and she was not a bad friend.


    Izar approached with a smile: “Dr. Betances?


    “Miss Bermudes,” Oliveria turned her head to see that it was Izar, and the expression on her face changed for a moment, adding a touch of warmth.


    “Why have youe to see Severo? I have just heard the maid say that he has gone out”.


    Because of thest report, Severo had basically treated her like air and ignored herpletely.


    So he had taken the opportunity to try to make his presence felt in front of Severo, but he had not expected Severo toe out, nor Allyce.


    He knew that if he went ahead now, he would turn Severo off even more, so he had to hold back for now.


    “I was taking Miss Dhoz’s test report to the gentleman”.


    Oliveria said, looking at the examination report in her hand.


    Allyce’s examination report?


    There was a twinkle in Izar’s eye and he asked with concern: “Is there something wrong with him? He doesn’t look very well to me.


    “Miss Dhoz she …” Oliveria stopped mid-sentence with a slight frown.


    Izar’s heart skipped a beat, what was it about Oliveria that made it so hard for her to speak, it couldn’t be a terminal illness, could it?


    If that were the case …


    “Miss Dhoz is in perfect health”. It was clear that Oliveria had reservations in her words.


    Izar intended to find out, and he certainly wasn’t going to let Oliveria get away with it so easily.


    “Doctor Betances what is there is to say it directly, I am very close friends with Severo for many years, Miss Dhoz it doesn’t matter, and your rtionship is … more special, besides, I still can’t be trusted”.


    Izar smiled and looked at Oliveria, his tone a little clipped.


    Oliveria is also an old man around Tajo, Izar often go to y at home, so they met, she really quite appreciate Izar this kind of independent girl.


    After thinking about it, he felt that Izar’s words made sense.


    After looking around for a moment, he spoke: “I did an HCG blood test on Miss Dhoz and she might be pregnant.


    “What?!”


    Izar’s intonation changed slightly in shock.


    She quickly calmed down under Oliveria’s uprehending gaze.


    “Are you sure you’re pregnant? A strong sh of resignation crossed Izar’s eyes.


    But he hid it well enough for Oliveria not to see it.


    Oliveria shook her head and said: “The margin of error is small.


    Izar’s face changed slightly and he spoke in a worried tone: “You know how grandfather treats Miss Dhoz, and although Severo and grandfather have always been at odds, Severo has never gone against grandfather’s wishes either, and I’m sure this incident will be the same.


    Oliveria nodded approvingly, “Monsieur and the Count have always had a good rtionship”.


    “I don’t think we should talk about it yet, grandfather has just moved out, so I don’t want Severo to get confused and make an enemy of grandfather again, I’ll find a chance to tell Severoter.”


    Izar speaks as if he is thinking of Severo and Tajo.


    It seemed to the rest of the Dhoz family that Severo and Itzal were very close.


    Oliveria thought about it for a while, but she felt that Izar’s words made sense and nodded her head.