Please behave My Lord
Chapter 501: Personal Visit

Chapter 501: Personal Visit

Looking at the little boy, Noe froze.

-Okay, then Uncle will fix you something else to eat.

Noe could only shuffle along with the little boy, promising to prepare something more delicious for Daniel. His eyes fell on the woman, indicating that she could leave.

Mariana looked at the man and nodded politely. Then she opened the door and left.

Seeing the woman leave, Noe was relieved. He hadn't expected her to trust him enough to leave little Daniel by his side.

"Did I get to be someone important to her?"

After Mariana walked out the door, he headed to his car and browsed the Velazquez Group on his phone. She had to go see what kind of ruthless person this Gabriel was. -Ding dong!

-Señor Durán, a man has broken into Miss Ortiz's house.

-Señor Durán, Miss Ortiz is driving alone.

Leopoldo watched the messages on his phone with a slight tremor in his heart. Mariana had let a man into her house.

"What exactly does Mariana want?"

Leopoldo could stand it no longer and dialed his informant directly, his gaze was like a torch.

-Do you have a frontal photo of that man? Also, if you have done any research on him, send me the information immediately.

-Yes.

Following his informant's response, Leopoldo received the man's information in his email.

Leopoldo opened the e-mail and his eyes sharpened.

-That's him.

After three years, this man was really like a soul in pain.

Three years ago, Leopoldo asked him personally if he knew Mariana's whereabouts at that time and his answer was very accurate.

But it was only later that Leopoldo realized that the man was lying.

He was not unaware of Mariana's whereabouts, he just did not want him to know.

Leopoldo did not click on the man's profile and remained thoughtful. He looked out the window and his eyes held more than a little tenderness.

Today's sunset was really beautiful.

Half a dozen times the phone rang again.

-Señor Durán, Miss Ortiz has gone to the Velázquez Group.

The people in charge reported the woman's whereabouts to Leopoldo, not forgetting to send him a location. At a time like this, why would Mariana go to the Velazquez Group? Leopoldo looked at the location on his phone and was suddenly startled.

He pressed the phone on his desk and instructed his secretary to get the car ready and that he had to leave in ten minutes. After giving two general instructions, Leopoldo put on a jacket and prepared to leave the office.

The driver immediately perked up when he received the message from the secretary. He then immediately texted Emily, took a big bite out of the box of food in his hand, and hurriedly prepared to go to the parking lot.

Each time Emily received a message, she gave the driver a sum of money.

In any case, reporting his whereabouts was no betrayal, and the driver had been with Leopold for a long time and knew by heart what to do and what not to do.

There was no one who would not like to have more money, and the driver was an ordinary person.

-Hello, may I ask what floor President Velazquez's office is on?

Mariana looked at the time and it was still a while before rush hour. If she was lucky, it was possible to meet Gabriel. And if she wasn't, then she would leave. -Hello, Miss, may I ask if you have an appointment? -The receptionist asked Mariana about the situation.

Mariana looked at her and smiled.

-No, please tell the president that Mariana is looking for him.

With such underhand tactics behind the scenes, was Gabriel still afraid to see her?

She was just a woman.

-This... -the receptionist looked at Mariana with some difficulty.

The receptionist's job was to greet visitors who had made an appointment. People like Mariana, who did not have an appointment but wanted to see the president, came quite a few times a day. They could not be careless and let people come in as they pleased.

-All right, I won't make things difficult for you, I'll go in by myself.

Seeing that they were both in trouble, Mariana decided to see for herself.

Even if she had to wait for the other person to get off work, she definitely had to see him.

-Miss, I'm very sorry, the company has rules. You can't come in without an appointment," the receptionist explained patiently as she hurried to stop her.

It would make things difficult for them if someone came in without an appointment.

-Okay, I'll wait for you here.

Mariana didn't intend to barge in, but headed straight for the reception couch and didn't move.

When the two receptionists saw the situation, they sensed that the other party was in a hurry and was more or less different from the other people who came to see their boss. They had no choice but to go to the chairman of the board.

-Go, go now.

The two receptionists realized that something was wrong and quickly sent one of them to report the situation to Gabriel. If something really happened, the consequences would be truly unthinkable. Mariana was secretly relieved to see that the two young women knew what they were doing.

It was difficult to come here and not be able to talk to Gabriel. She had to replace out exactly why Gabriel wanted to get her in trouble.

-Miss, our president asks you to come upstairs.

A moment later, the receptionist approached Mariana and reminded her that she could go up to see Gabriel.

-Okay, thank you.

Mariana picked up her bag and followed closely behind the receptionist as she led her up. She seemed cool and unflappable.

She had come to ask Gabriel for justice.

The receptionist carefully made way for her, then discreetly assessed the woman's appearance and was surprised when she recognized her. The person who came was none other than Mariana.

-Miss, are you Mariana? -the receptionist asked her in a low voice.

At such a question, Mariana's body became somewhat uncomfortable, she looked cautiously at the other party and nodded her head.

-Yes.

Since she had her son, she didn't want to be recognized because she didn't want to harm Daniel. He needed to grow up in a good environment.

-The president's office is up ahead," the receptionist told her quietly as the elevator opened. After all, Mariana had been resting for many years and was still not used to people recognizing her. This antipathy was also normal.

After thanking the other party, Mariana advanced with a somber expression to the door of the president's office.