Flash Marriage Makes A Perfect Match

Lights flicker in the bar.

It is a bit noisy.

Carmencita shakes the glass in her hand, filled with colourful cocktails.

As he took a sip, he felt someone sit down next to him.

When he turned his head, he discovered that it was Barreda.

“Ergo?”

Carmencita was a bit surprised, she did not expect to meet Barreda here.

The truth is that Toli’s bar seemed unique in its decoration and style, but it was just starting out and, not having the support of her family to start with very little money, it didn’t seem luxurious.

Barreda is a businessman and comes into contact with more sophisticated people who like to go to places with a bit of class.

It’s the kind of bar that only young people like to come to.

Barreda looked at her with a smile: “I just didn’t have anything to do and I didn’t want to go home so early, so I came to have a couple of drinks.

“What do you want to drink? It’s on me. Carmencita lifted her chin and tilted her head to look at him with a serious face.

Barreda reached out and smacked him upside the head: “Are you buying me? Is your brother still getting paid?”Exclusive © content by N(ô)ve/l/Drama.Org.

“It’s not easy for my brother either, so if I don’t support him too, I’m very afraid he’ll hide and cry”. Although she and Toli often argue, her brother loves him very much.

When Toli ran away to open a bar, the family did not approve, the Ortis family rules were that they did not raise their son as a human being, and they were really determined to leave Toli alone.

It was Carmencita who relieved him with her pocket money.

After all, she is more favoured in the family and her pocket money is not spent frivolously, which is a relief for Toli.

“What’s the use of that little money of yours?” Barreda lost his smile.

“My heart is more important than money, don’t you think?”

Barreda smiles faintly and does not respond.

When Carmencita saw him like this, she told him the truth: “Second brother, just give it as an investment to my brother, he is so dedicated to it, his bar will surely do well in the future, don’t be afraid of losing your money”.

Toli would never tell her that she was short of money at the bar or anything like that, it was Carmencita who had just accidentally overheard.

Barreda is not short of that kind of money, but his money does not come with the wind, either, in business.

Barreda’s relationship with them is not bad, and it is not unusual for them to ask for money, but when it comes to benefits, they have to think twice.

This is something Carmencita understands very well.

Carmencita was a little wary and wondered whether Barreda would say yes.

A moment later, he heard Barreda say: “Yes”.

“Really?” Carmencita had not expected him to say yes so easily.

“But …” Barreda opened his mouth, said only two words and stopped.

I knew there were conditions.

However, Barreda’s conditions were somewhat unexpected.

“You’ll have to work in my company”.

“Huh?”

The terms were so simple that for a moment she felt a little overwhelmed.

Barreda reached out and pushed away the glass in front of her and asked the waiter to squeeze her a glass of juice: “Don’t drink, little girl, drink juice.”

“Ergo, you’re not pulling my leg, are you telling me the truth?” Carmencita was not very convinced by Barreda.

Toli is also a man with a backbone, who has run away from his family alone and has not asked for anyone connected to the Ortis family, and it has been hard for him to get here.

The Pastrano family brothers saw how badly Toli was struggling and never offered to help.

In his words, the men in the compound are the ones who have to make their own way.

Carmencita thinks they are too macho.

It is as if the girls were born to be disciplined in everything and kept at home away from the world.

Barreda raised his eyebrows: “A good word is not said twice”.

“All right, it’s a deal!” Carmencita grabbed his hand as if she feared he would back out, “I’ll report to your office tomorrow, when are you going to talk to my brother about this? But don’t tell him I asked for you.”

“You don’t trust me to do my job?”

Carmencita said stubbornly: “For sure, the second brother is more reliable than the eldest and the third.

A slight chuckle broke out on Barreda’s lips and he did not speak.

The two spent some time at the spray bar and then got back together.

Carmencita thought she had only returned yesterday and it was not the weekend, so she would be questioned by her family if she came back so late.

If Ortis’s father and mother had known how her boss had almost taken advantage of her, they would have arranged for her to get her a job.

“Why don’t we go to my house? I’ve been living in a flat in the centre lately and rarely go back to the precinct, and I have a big house”. Barreda had his car keys in his hand and was shaking them unconsciously.

Carmencita nodded hurriedly: “Good.

…

Carmencita followed Barreda to his flat and when the door opened, she noticed a light inside and looked around curiously.

Seeming to see Carmencita’s confusion, Barreda said, as he reached for his slippers, “They must be asleep by now, and with small children you have to move gently.”

Do you have … small children?

Carmencita exaggeratedly raised her hand to cover her mouth and looked at Barreda with her jaw dropped.

Gosh, she thought that Barreda had been bent on Julio, but she didn’t think he was around ….

Barreda looked up and saw Carmencita’s gaze, and instead of explaining anything, he said, with a tone of honour: “She is only a year old, she is still very young”.

“…” Ergo, that is not the point.

Carmencita watched Barreda change his shoes with his face caught in the corners of his mouth and froze a little.

I haven’t seen Barreda smile like that for a woman since he married Julio.

Don’t ask him why he knew there would be a woman, because he saw several pairs of new trainers in the shoe rack, and calmly looked at the size, which was different from his own.

Besides, I could not foresee that she would come and not purposely prepare the slippers she was wearing.

“There are rooms upstairs and downstairs, where do you want to stay?”

Carmencita’s face was subdued as she said: “It’s only downstairs.

Barreda showed him to his room, gave him an account of where his things were, told him to call him again if he needed anything and turned to leave.

With a little curiosity on her mind, Carmencita followed him out.

Barreda looked at her and she smiled: “I’d like some water”.

The two leave their room just in time to meet Senona coming down the stairs.

The first time Carmencita saw Senona, she thought something looked familiar, as if she had seen him somewhere before.

But if you look closely, it doesn’t look so familiar.

She looks at Senona as Senona looks at her.

It was Barreda who spoke first: “Still awake?

Senona put on her jacket, looking a little uncomfortable, “I’ll go downstairs and pour the water”.

What a coincidence, thought Carmencita, that the two of them came for a “drink”.

Women are naturally sensitive, regardless of their age or condition.

“This is one of our little sisters of the house, Carmencita, you can just call her Carmencita. “Barreda finished and turned her head towards Carmencita, “Senona”.

Carmencita wondered a little in her mind: “Senona?

But on his face he smiled and said: “Hello!