Love Comes To Me
Chapter 1430: Nightfall

Rawlins thought for a moment with a somber face and spoke and ordered, "Immediately suspend cooperation with The Alanzo Family."

If the relationship with The Alanzo Family was not severed in time, The Bartram Group would be implicated.

Only losing both the Cajigas and Alanzo family associations was like cutting off the right and left arm, and both had less momentum.

As soon as the Bartram Group announced to the public that it had stopped collaborating with The Alanzo family, Alvaro received the news and rushed to tell Marcos. "Brother, the collaboration has ceased."

Although Alvaro did not name names, Marcos knew who he was talking about.

It was to be expected.

Marcos was not surprised at all, not even with a superfluous expression.

"Brother, now the Bartram Group and Chris's team are two companies less, it's really too painful!"

Alvaro felt that his nerves, which had been tense all these days, could finally relax.

With two less companies to work with, the Rawlins would not dare to take any action for a while.

When Alvaro saw the worried look on his older brother's face, he turned his smile away and asked worriedly, "Brother, what's wrong with you?"

Marcos looked at him, "I was thinking about how I was going to help those children."

At the mention of the children at the orphanage, Alvaro's mood also became heavy.

"If we hadn't sent someone to investigate The Alanzo Family, I'm afraid this wouldn't even have come to light."

"What kind of charitable businessman?" Alvaro blurted unabashedly, "Just animals, just animals!"

He couldn't even imagine the humiliation the girls would have had to endure if the story hadn't come out.

Mark pondered for a moment: "... The most important thing now is the psychological situation of the girl. Having lived in Mijares' shadow all these years, they must be terrified and must resist contact with outsiders." "And then what?" asked Alvaro.

"Take Manuel and the others to the orphanage for individual psychological support."

Alvaro nodded approvingly, "That works. Only when children are mentally healthy can they really grow up healthy."

Marcos then contacted Manuel and told him the situation.

Manuel agreed without saying a word.

A psychiatric team soon arrived at the orphanage and began treating the damaged children.

The story did not come out, but was suppressed by Marcos.

He did not want to cause secondary harm to the children by bringing the matter to light.

...

Paulina was instantly furious when she read about the orphanage on the Internet.

She had met Mijares once, a middle-aged man who seemed gentle and kind enough, but she never imagined he would be so nasty on the inside as to treat the children at the orphanage... Thinking about what Mijares had done made Paulina sick.

Crash!

She covered her laptop and got up to leave the studio.

As she passed Esteban's room, she opened the door and looked inside.

Esteban is working on his homework, very hard.

Paulina doesn't want to disturb him and closes the door softly behind her.

She comes downstairs just as Marcos and Alvaro return.

"Sister-in-law." says Alvaro.

Paulina nods, "You're back."

"Mmm." Alvaro looks at Marcos and raises an eyebrow, "I'm not going to be a light bulb, I'm going upstairs."

With that, he quickly ran upstairs.

Paulina laughed helplessly, "Alvaro is already a father, why does he still act like a child sometimes?"

"He's more relaxed in front of his family." Explained Marcos for his brother.

"Indeed.

Don't look at Alvaro, who liked to be foul-mouthed, but was actually very serious at work, nothing like his brother.

"I've seen the news." Paulina took the initiative to bring up the subject of The Alanzo Family.

Marcos frowned slightly, "You're not supposed to see it."

Her heart had always been soft and kind, and being a mother, seeing news like that was probably going to be hard for a while.

"I never would have thought Mijares was that kind of person." Paulina sighed, "It's true he doesn't know who he is."

"Don't think about it, he's already been caught." Marcos squeezed her hand.

Paulina's eyes were slightly cold, "He deserves to get caught, he better spend the rest of his life in jail."

"He will." Not wanting to pursue this topic any further, Marcos changed the subject and asked, "How is Esteban?"

"Upstairs doing his homework."

"Come on, let's go upstairs and take a look."

Marcos led Paulina upstairs.

Esteban hadn't been to school, but the teacher had set him the same homework as the rest of the class every day so he wouldn't fall behind.

He finished the last word and let out a long sigh, lifting the corners of his lips.

He had finally finished his homework.

At that moment, he heard the door open.

Turning her head, she saw it was mom and dad.

A bright smile instantly broke out on his little boy face, "Daddy, Mommy!".

As he approached and saw the closed homework book, Paulina smiled and asked, "Did you finish your homework?".

Esteban nodded his head, "Yes, I'm done."

"Rest then, mom will make you a glass of milk later."

"Okay."

Looking at Esteban's innocent smile, Paulina suddenly thought of the children in the orphanage who had been mistreated, and the smile slowly faded, her heart heavy. Marcos, well aware of the change in her mood, softly called out, "Paulina."

Paulina turned her head to meet his worried eyes and the corners of her lips curved, "I was wondering how the children were doing."

"What children?" Esteban looked at them blankly.

"Nothing. Since you've finished your homework, go play with your sister for a while." Marcos said.

"Okay." Esteban obeyed and got up to leave with Sweety.

Only when he was outside, Marcos said, "I have asked Manuel to bring a team of professional psychologists to the orphanage to psychologize and treat those children."

"Really? That's great!" Paulina let out a slight sigh of relief and was happy for those children.

Those kids were probably the same age as Esteban, who had also experienced being hurt, so she could imagine how much the kids' psyches would be shaken.

"Marcos, it's good to have you." Paulina's eyes were a little sore and puffy as she whispered, "If it weren't for you, no one would have known about Mijares' dirty tricks and no one would have known about the children's aggression and hurt." Marcos rubbed his hair: "Without me, there would have been others."

Paulina shook her head, "No. Only you would have had the courage to expose the Mijares, anyone else would have been afraid to do anything because of the power of The Alanzo family."

It was hard to think of the children living in such a desperate situation.

Tears came to her eyes.

"Don't cry. The children will be healthy again and grow up well." Marcos raised his hand to wipe the tears from her cheeks and continued, "The Leoz Group will also support these children until they graduate from college. There will be light after the darkness, for sure."

As Marcos said this, he took Paulina in his arms and hugged her.