Flash Marriage Makes A Perfect Match

Alonzo did not wait for the call to be answered before hanging up.

He blinked and said: “I have a phone”.

Then he put down his small school bag and found his mobile phone inside.

Neto nodded, thinking about it, what if Lucila didn’t want to take his call?

Neto couldn’t resist seeing Alonzo fiddling with his phone, but he mysteriously put it away: “Don’t look, I have to enter the password.

Come on, there is a password.

Neto looked at him with a serious expression and felt a little amused.

“OK, OK, enter the password”.

He finished entering his password, tapped something else and waited with his hands on the phone.

Neto came over to have a look and I, the call was out and there was an avatar.

“Do you know your Lucila’s number?” I hadn’t seen Alonzo for most of the year, and my knowledge of him was still stuck from last year.

Alonzo looked at him and picked up his phone, “I know, mum saved all your numbers for me”.

“Can you recognise names?”

“There’s a picture.” He pointed to Lucila’s photo on the screen and showed it to Neto.

Neto feels that a creature like the mother is so omnipotent and thoughtful.

At that point, the call came in.

The voice he longed for rang on the other end of the line: “Hello, Alonzo?

The voice is also very soft.

“Lucila.” Alonzo’s voice was catchy: “When are you going back home to Tio Pastrano …”.

Neto took a deep breath, his mouth full of old blood stuck in his throat.

It was clear that Lucila and Alonzo had called earlier.

Only, every time he calls Lucila, she either doesn’t answer or hangs up after a casual remark.

“I’m back, I’m in the car, I’ll be there this afternoon”.

Alonzo replied sweetly: “Yes, I’m waiting for you!

Neto turned his head to look at Alonzo, when had he ever been so good at talking?

What has happened in the six months he has been away?

He couldn’t resist tugging on Alonzo’s arm, gesturing for him to give him his phone for a moment.

The result was a wave of Alonzo’s hand and an innocent look: “Hang up”.

Suddenly, Neto understands a bit why Severo sometimes doesn’t like Alonzo.

Young children, besides being little angels, are also very likely to be an obstacle on your way to love.

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As soon as Lucila returned to Neto’s house in the afternoon, Alonzo pounced on her, teary-eyed: “Lucila, I’m starving …”.

When he finished, he even had a runny nose, looking like he was going to cry.

Lucila was heartbroken.

He picked up Alonzo and asked him gently, “What did Uncle Pastrano give you to eat?

He walked straight in with Alonzo in his arms, ignoring Neto who had come out to greet him.

Neto sees his suitcase at the door and carries it diligently.

He overheard Lucila and said hurriedly: “I ordered take-out from Kimdis! I didn’t treat him badly.

Lucila looked at him and didn’t say a word.

She hugged Alonzo and the two of them sat greedily on the couch, first chatting, then taking selfies with her phone, sending them to Allyce, and then, just chatting with the phone, piling Neto on top of her.

After a while, Alonzo was so tired that he fell asleep and Lucila wanted to put him to bed, when Neto immediately said: “I’ll do it.

She took Alonzo from Lucila’s arms.

I didn’t notice that Alonzo didn’t look fat, but heavy.

Lucila didn’t say much.

He watched as Neto carried Alonzo upstairs and disappeared around the corner of the stairs before looking away.

Finally, are you anxious about behaving?

However, Neto is very kind and patient with Alonzo.

When Severo and Allyce went to J last year and left Alonzo in Neto’s care, Neto was thrilled to cook and eat for Alonzo.Content © NôvelDrama.Org 2024.

Alonzo ate so much that he ended up in hospital that night with diarrhoea.

After that, Neto went for it a few more times, but Alonzo didn’t eat anything.

You would have liked it better if it had been your own son, wouldn’t you?

He stayed in the lounge for a while before taking his own suitcase to the room he had previously occupied.

Neto went out, saw no one in the living room and saw that the suitcases had disappeared, panicked and chased after them, then slapped himself violently on the head.

He felt he was getting dumber and dumber.

Turning and running upstairs, he pushed open the door to Lucila’s room and saw Lucila sitting cross-legged on the floor straightening her clothes.

When he returned home, he wanted to stay longer, so he brought a lot of luggage with him.

However, their parents, who are older at home, like to worry about their relationship problems.

She and Neto were in such a situation that naturally she could not tell them that she had a boyfriend.

Just then Allyce called back to tell her that Allyce and Severo were going on their honeymoon and that Alonzo was going to the nursery and was leaving Alonzo behind and asking her and Neto to look after him.

He also wanted to go back to Cloud Cit, so he just went back.

However, knowing Mr. Severo as a bystander, I knew that the big reason Alonzo had to go to kindergarten must have been invented by Mr. Severo, who simply did not want Alonzo to disrupt his and Allyce’s world together.

Mr. Severo looks serious and distant, but he knows how to fool people better than anyone else.

Neto was the first to speak, breaking the silence in the room, “Are you hungry? What would you like to eat?”

I didn’t really know what to say and was just looking for something to say.

I didn’t expect Lucila to nod and say, “Whatever”.

Neto’s face was beaming with joy as he ran downstairs with gusto and prepared Lucila a plate of vegetable noodles.

When I thought there were too many plates delivered at lunchtime, there was a plate of cold meat that hadn’t been touched, so I took it out and put it on the table.

Lucila soon came downstairs, a small bag in her hand.

In the bag were Lucila’s mother’s pickles, which Lucila loved and always took home.

“Come and eat. Neto saw her coming down and hurried to call her to eat.

Lucila put the packet of pickles in the fridge before approaching the table and sitting down.

Lucila glanced at the vegetable noodles in front of her and ate them with the meat.

It was a three or four hour bus ride from his home and, indeed, he had not eaten anything at lunchtime and was now a little hungry.

The table is silent, except for the occasional faint sound of Lucila eating.

When she finished eating and was about to get up to put away the dishes, Neto stood up to her and said: “I’ll do it, I’ll do it.

Lucila does not argue with him either and tells him to keep the bowl in the kitchen.

Lucila’s eyes burst into laughter as she saw Neto standing in the kitchen bent over deftly washing the dishes.

He remembers the surprise on Marco’s serious face when he first saw Neto putting away the dishes and washing them.

But Marco said nothing, just looked at her with a critical eye.