Love Comes To Me
Chapter 1465: Do as you say.

"I'm sorry."

Seeing that Marcos was really apologizing, Paulina hastened to explain, "I was joking."

Marcos laughed, "I know."

"So what are you apologizing for?" wondered Paulina.

"For waiting for me and you haven't even had dinner at this hour."

Paulina shook her head and said seriously, "It's okay. I was just waiting for you, which isn't as hard as you were out there."

"I'll try to come back earlier later." Marcos assured him.

"That's what you said." Paulina narrowed her eyes slightly and smiled, "You'll do as you say, okay?"

"Mmm."

Soon, the driver brought a hot dinner.

Paulina opened the box and the aroma was instantly palatable.

Marcos saw her face and handed her the chopsticks, saying with a smile, "Eat."

"Yes, you eat too." Paulina took the chopsticks and smiled at him.

"Mmm."

Marcos looked at her with eyes so soft they dripped water.

After eating, Marcos walked to his desk and sat down, ready to continue his work.

Seeing the tiredness in his eyes, Paulina became distressed and said, "Marcos, why don't you go home first, we'll take care of the work tomorrow."

"Okay, go rest for a while." Marcos smiled at her, then lowered his eyes and dropped his gaze to the computer screen.

Paulina also knew that with Marcos' personality, it would be difficult to get a good rest until the work was done.

She could only compromise and walked over to him, "I'll help you then."

She went to bring her own laptop and sat down in front of Marcos.

Seeing this, Marcos smiled and said nothing.

He knew that even if he asked her not to help him, she would insist.

In that case, he would play along.

The office fell silent, leaving only the sound of a small keyboard and the sound of breathing.

...

The Leoz family.

Mrs. Gloria shook her head several times and sighed, "Since the accident at the company, Marcos and Alvaro hardly go home and Paulina spends the day helping out in the office. She's better now, even Bonita said she was going to see Alvaro at the office this afternoon, and she hasn't come home until now."

Worried and distressed, Mrs. Gloria thought of calling her son and daughter-in-law to tell them to go home and rest.

She tried to call her son and daughter-in-law to ask them to go home to rest, but was stopped by Sr. Gloria.

"How are we going to wait until our bodies can't take any more before we go home?" Sister Gloria sighed heavily, "When is this company thing going to calm down, anyway?"

"Soon." Said Mr. Juan.

"Let's hope so." Mrs. Gloria sighed, "I'll go upstairs and check on the kids."

Esteban knew that his parents were busy and he was very aware of Sweety these days, and Sweety was very attached to her brother, and the two of them played all night and fell asleep in Esteban's bed.

Mrs. Gloria came upstairs and saw the two little ones snuggled together, sleeping soundly.

Mrs. Gloria didn't know whether or not to rejoice for a moment, as the two little ones were a relief.

Both are still at the age when they need their parents' company the most.

But lately, as if they knew what was going on, the two little ones had been so good and understanding, without making any noise, which was really comforting.

She tucked them in and turned to leave, closing the door softly behind her.

...

Mark and Paulina were busy until the wee hours of the morning.

Paulina raised a hand to rub her sore neck and turned her head to look at Marcos, who was still busy, and furrowed her fine eyebrows.

Why did he seem to look worse?

Paulina closed her notebook and asked, "Marcos, aren't you finished yet?"

Marcos looked up, "No. It's getting late, why don't you go inside and sleep in the living room."

He guessed she was tired and wanted to rest.

"How much longer?" asked Paulina again.

A small smile tugged at the corners of Mark's mouth, "What's wrong?"

"You don't look too good, so if you're not in a hurry for the rest of the work, leave it until tomorrow." Paulina said worriedly.

"I'm fine." Marcos raised a hand and rubbed his forehead, then pressed the intercom, "Alfredo, get a coffee."

"Are you still planning to have coffee? Are you trying to stay up all night?"

Paulina was furious and angry, "Are you that ungrateful?".

"No." shouted Marcos, "I just wanted to freshen up and finish my work quickly."

Paulina sighed, "Too much coffee in one day is no good, let me give you a massage to relieve your fatigue."

With that, she got up and walked around the table and behind him, placing her hands with moderate force on his temples and pressing them slowly.

As she pressed, she advised him, "I know you're anxious to get all your work done, but when you're tired, you need to rest, otherwise your body won't be able to take it and you'll get sick. What will happen to the company if you get sick?" "Paulina, I'm not that fragile."

Paulina had no choice but to say, "I'm going to push you for five minutes, just five minutes, you close your eyes and think of nothing."

Marcos knew it was the least she could do, so, cooperatively, he leaned back in his chair and closed his already somewhat sore eyes. Her tense nerves gradually relaxed as she clearly felt his gentle massage.

After a few moments, drowsiness overcame him.

He drifted off to sleep.

Seeing his breathing grow longer and longer, Paulina was relieved to see that he was asleep and carefully withdrew her hand.

After so many days, almost back-to-back, he was already really tired, and he had held out this long by sheer force of will.

It didn't matter how long he could sleep, even if it was only half an hour.

Paulina got up and walked out, just in time to run into Alvaro coming out of the elevator.

"Where's my brother?" asked Alvaro, quizzical.

"Just sleeping." Paulina then asked, "What's wrong?"

"Nothing. I just came to see if you had gone home." Alvaro also looked tired, his eyes were bloodshot and he looked tired. Paulina couldn't help but feel a little distressed too, "It's been hard on you."

Alvaro smiles, "It hasn't been hard at all. You just have to get over it."