Love Comes To Me
Chapter 1332: Be Smart and Go on Your Own

After a few inquiries, the people Rawlins sent finally found out where Marcos was. "President, the Marcos family is in France."

After hearing the aide's report, Rawlins' eyebrows tensed, "In France?"

"Hmm." The assistant nodded, "Supposedly there for a break. Shall I tell the lady?"

Tell Earlene?

Rawlins hesitated.

In his heart he couldn't wait for Marcos to return to The Leoz Family sooner.

Now that he had finally gotten his wish, he really didn't want Earlene to get involved with Marcos again.

But if he knew and didn't report it, when Earlene found out, she would be so angry that she would never speak to him again in her entire life.

The thought of her never speaking to him again made Rawlins feel sick inside.

A sigh escaped his lips and he whispered, "Tell him."

The assistant replied with a respectful "yes" and turned to leave.

"What, are they in France?" Earlene was researching Marcos' flight information when she received the call from her assistant.

She had come up empty handed and was ready to give up, but God help her.

She laughed out loud and immediately ordered the assistant on the other end of the phone, "I'm going to France, book my flight now, the sooner the better." "You're going to France?"

The assistant's surprised voice was heard, and Earlene asked in disgust, "No?"

"Of course I am, I'm booking the flight."

Hanging up the phone, the assistant thought for a moment and turned back to the president's office.

She felt she still needed to talk to the president.

...

Earlene didn't even pack her luggage and headed straight to the airport.

This time, she was going to bring Marcos back no matter what.

Arriving at the airport, she went through security and headed to the VIP lounge to wait for her flight.

Rawlins entered the lounge and caught a glimpse of the slender figure sitting on the couch in the corner. He squinted and elevated his steps. "Earlene."

Earlene was resting blindfolded when the familiar voice suddenly rang out.

She removed her blindfold as soon as she saw Rawlins and asked coldly, "Why are you here too?"

"I'm accompanying you to France."

Rawlins sat down on the couch across from her.

"Will you accompany me?" Earlene scoffed, "Are you planning to spoil my day?"

"You're my sister, I'll help you." said Rawlins weakly.

Earlene snorted disdainfully and put the blindfold back on, "You better help me or I won't let you go." Rawlins stared at her.

Only when invisible did Rawlins' eyes reveal his feelings for her without reservation.

He smiled bitterly, why did she always have to question his feelings?

During the ten-hour flight, Rawlins and Earlene barely exchanged a word.

Only when they got off the plane did Earlene ask, "Do you know exactly where they are?"

"Yes."

Before coming to France, Rawlins had arranged in advance for someone to come pick them up at the airport.

As soon as they left the airport, he drove Earlene directly to the car parked on the shoulder.

Once in the car, Rawlins gave an address.

When Earlene saw how well he had arranged everything, she reluctantly said, "Thank you."

At that moment, a faint smile tugged at the corners of Rawlins' mouth, "I'm your brother, it's the right thing to do."

...

After yesterday's incident, Paulina didn't feel like going out, so she stayed home to play with her two sons.

Marcos was sitting on the living room couch, quietly watching them build blocks without any joy, with a kind expression. Suddenly, there was a loud braking noise coming from outside, followed by a knock on the door.

The knock was loud, as if it was going to break the door down.

Paulina turned her head and Marcos looked at each other, slightly puzzled.

They didn't know anyone here.

Who was it?

With a sense of astonishment, he got up and opened the door.

As soon as the door opened, a figure rushed in.

He fixed his eyes on Earlene and blanched.

How had he gotten here?

"Excuse me." Rawlins, who had arrived late, nodded politely at her.

Earlene ran straight for Mark and was about to leap into his arms, but he dodged her.

A flash of coldness shone in Earlene's eyes, then she steadied herself, a smile on her face, "Marcos, I've missed you so much."

Paulina reacted and rushed over to Marcos, standing in front of him and scolding him sternly, "Ma'am. Earlene, please leave, you are not welcome here!" Earlene looked at her coldly and ignored her, "Marcos, I've come to take you home."

Marcos looked at her expressionlessly, his thin lips parted, "My wife said you are not welcome here!"

Wife?

Earlene frowned, "This is your memory coming back?".

Marcos didn't answer.

"Earlene, please go away!" Paulina snapped again.

"Paulina," Earlene then looked at her and said hatefully, "I saved him, where do you get the nerve to take him back?"

"He's my husband." Paulina raised her jaw and shot up nonchalantly.

"Husband?" Earlene suddenly laughed and gritted her teeth: "Paulina, Paulina, why are you so brazen? You put him in danger, and if it weren't for me, he'd be dead." These words hit Paulina where it hurt the most.

It was true that it was because of herself that Mark had been taken by Bergerian at that moment.

She pressed her palms together, "No matter what you say, he is my husband, and that is a fact that cannot be changed!"

"Come with me." Earlene pushed her away forcefully and grabbed Mark's hand.

Paulina lost her weight and fell to the floor, a sharp pain in her tailbone.

The pain made her face turn pale.

"Paulina!" said Marcos, shaking off Earlene's hand and rushing to help her up.

"Where did you fall?" he asked with a nervous look.

Paulina shook her head, "No."

Seeing how nervous Mark was for Paulina, Earlene's face, with its delicate makeup, clouded instantly.

"Sit down, I'll sort it out." Marcos helped Paulina sit on the couch and said softly.

He turned around and was about to walk over to Earlene.

Suddenly, Paulina grabbed his hand.

He had to stop and turn his head to look at her.

"Don't forget what you promised me." Paulina smiled at her.

Her smile was forced and you could clearly see the concern under her eyes.

Marcos lifted the corner of his mouth, "Well, I won't forget."

He then walked over to Earlene and looked at her with a sullen face, "Don't waste your time, I'm not coming with you."

"No Marcos, you have to come with me, have you forgotten your promise to your grandmother? You promised her that you would never fail me."

Marcos' face grew even colder at the mention and he sneered, "You were the ones who deceived me in the first place, what face do you have to ask me to keep my promise?" "Marcos, let me explain ..." Earlene reached out to grab his hand.

But he avoided it, "Be sensible and go on your own."