Please behave My Lord novel Chapter 253

Chapter 253: Some were happy and some were sad

Leopoldo's cold eyes swept faintly over Ana, and he said in an icy voice:

-Well, this matter ends here. I believe Diana has done nothing wrong.

This sentence had put an end to the matter.

Nuria, who was about to go out and accuse Diana of having ruined Mariana's design, stopped short. Although Mariana's injury was obvious proof, Leopoldo still believed Diana's lies, so her speculation without proof was no longer meaningful.

At this point, Nuria couldn't help but feel sympathy for the woman in the room, who had probably heard all the discussions outside.

How ironic!

Then, Leopoldo looked at the woman in front of him and spoke in a low voice:

-She's still a little under the weather, so don't bother her.

Diana nodded tearfully and gave the matter no further thought.

Diana looked slyly at Nuria and Ana, and aggressively grabbed Leopoldo's lapel and spoke softly:

-Leo, can you stay with me today? What happened earlier on the stage scared me, and I still feel very panicky.

Leopoldo turned his head and looked at the closed door behind him, then his eyes returned to the pitiful woman. After a while, Leopoldo ignored the emotions he had felt earlier, nodded his head and agreed.

At that, Diana's face filled with joy, she stepped forward and hugged Leopoldo, losing her usual reserved look.

-Leo, you are so good to me!

Only when the voices outside faded away did Mariana close her eyes, trying to push away the tears that had just welled up in her eyes.

The joy of knowing she had won first place in the contest was gone, and Mariana's face was pale and the slight warmth the man had just given her was as fleeting as a firework.

Suddenly, the door opened and Mariana turned to the side looking in, she didn't want anyone to see her face at that moment.

Mariana's brow furrowed slightly at the pain in her chest, she couldn't stand it, but she did try to endure it.

Nuria and Ana entered carefully and approached Mariana's bedside, glanced at the woman's back, looked at each other and sighed, then shook their heads helplessly and left without saying anything.

When the room fell silent again, the woman who had just been silent and motionless suddenly trembled, and stifled a slight sob.

Mariana had been discharged from the hospital when the pain in her chest had improved because she had to present herself in the program, and now that she had entered the contest, she had to take it seriously.