Love Comes To Me
Chapter 1381: I Want Her Dead

Earlene looked at Winston with an icy expression and said nothing.

Winston stared at her for a moment before smiling, "You still don't believe me?".

A long moment passed before Earlene spoke slowly, "Do one thing for me before you leave." "What do you want me to do, just say the word and I'll do it."

"Okay."

Earlene narrowed her eyes, her eyes were grim, "I want Paulina dead!"

Winston was surprised, "Are you sure?"

"I'm here for her, and I can't get rid of my hatred until she's dead."

His expression was twisted and grim, tinged with hatred.

It was a little creepy.

Winston's mind wandered and he said quietly, "Yes, I promise."

"When?" asked Earlene.

She wanted Paulina to die tonight if she could.

Reading her mind, Winston said, "I'll set up a plan, maybe in the next few days."

"Be quick."

Winston nodded, "Good."

After Winston left, Earlene returned to the place where she was staying.

The inmate who lived with her saw her return and smiled at her with a mouthful of yellow teeth, "You're back, Missy."

Earlene turned her face away in disgust and went straight to sit on her bed with a sullen look on her face.

She was going to be out of this hellhole soon!

...

Paulina felt a sense of relaxation she hadn't felt in a long time and spent the days with her two little ones and learning to make flower coffee with Ms. Gloria. It was a very relaxing day.

That day, Bonita wanted to get some supplies for her unborn child, and Ms. Gloria said to her, "Why don't we go outside?

"Why don't we go out shopping and buy some clothes for the baby on the way? It's time for a change of seasons and Esteban and Sweety need new clothes." "Sure." Bonita turned her head toward Paulina, "And you, sister-in-law, why don't you come out shopping with us?"

Paulina smiled and nodded, "Sure."

"Then it's a deal." Ms. Gloria said with a smile.

The three of them packed their bags and headed to the mall with the three little ones in tow.

Just as they exited the subway parking lot, a familiar voice came through.

"Ms. Gloria, Paulina."

Paulina's group stopped and looked at the voice.

Only to see that Dulce was smiling Dulce walking towards them.

"Tia, what are you doing here?" Paulina was a little surprised.

Dulce walked over and smiled, "I came to visit a friend with your brother-in-law, and when his men started talking it was endless and boring, so I came up for air." "Why don't you come and sit at home?" Mrs. Gloria said quietly and joked, "If I hadn't met you here, would I have wanted to go back to Kyoto without saying anything?" Dulce lost her smile and explained, "Not at all, we didn't want to bother you too much."

"We're all family, what's to be upset about."

Ms. Gloria finished with a smile and then looked at Esteban, "Esteban, come over and hug your aunt and grandmother."

"Yes!"

Esteban replied with crescendo and walked over to hug Dulce.

Dulce felt her heart melt as she stroked Esteban's head, "What a good boy."

The two chatted as they strolled through the mall.

It was a morning full of shopping.

They bought lots of things for the baby, as well as clothes and toys for the three little ones.

"Why don't you pick out some pieces too?" Ms. Gloria couldn't help but ask aloud when she saw Dulce standing in front of a rack of hanging baby clothes. "Me?" Dulce turned her head and looked at her questioningly.

"Yes, go ahead, it will always come in handy." Ms. Gloria picked out a few particularly pink and pretty little dresses and handed them to her. "These would be nice." Dulce took them and looked at some of the little dresses as if she already imagined how cute her future granddaughter would look in them.

"Since we're buying them, let's pick out a few more." Dulce handed the little dresses to the sales clerk on the side and then picked out quite a few more outfits. There were some for boys and some for girls.

When it was time to shop, Paulina was taken aback, "Tia, do you have this... Edwina too?"

How was it possible that she didn't know?

Dulce's smile escaped her, "I would like to, but unfortunately not yet."

"Then this is ... what you're doing."

"You don't understand, it's called being prepared."

Paulina glanced at the mountain of clothes and said, "It's too soon for you to buy clothes when your cousin Edwina isn't even married, and besides, it's too much." "Too much?" Dulce's brow furrowed, she wanted to empty the entire store if she could.

Thinking of her future grandchildren made her want to give them all the best in the world.

"Of course there's more." Paulina said helplessly, "Kids grow up so fast and it's hard to wear all these clothes. Besides, the seasons aren't always right." Dulce replied, "You're right, let's buy less."

It was already noon by the time they finished shopping for clothes.

The group went to the top floor and ate at a Chinese restaurant that Paulina had reserved in advance.

After ordering their food, a few people were chatting when Dulce suddenly said, "Edgar and Edwina are planning to get engaged first."

Paulina became very happy and smiled as she lamented, "Primo and Edwina have been stumbling around for a long time, but he has finally made up his mind."

She was aware of Edgar's situation and their relationship and now she was relieved to know that they were going to get engaged.

And most importantly...

"Auntie, it's so good that you've worked it out."

Dulce shook her head and sighed, "I used to be too stubborn and do confusing things. Come to think of it, my children and grandchildren have their own luck, it's no use me worrying so much." If it hadn't been for that time Edgar fainted, I wouldn't have known that Edgar had such deep feelings for Edwina.

Fortunately, that Edwina girl was generous, otherwise she would really be riding a tiger now.

"It's all in the past, the most important thing now is the after." Paulina said reassuringly.

"Paulina is right. Whatever confusing things you did before, the most important thing is to get along with your daughter-in-law in the future." Mrs. Gloria agreed.

Dulce nodded, "Well, as long as the baby is happy."

Mrs. Gloria changed the subject and talked about other things.

Paulina listened to them quietly, occasionally interjecting a few words, in an incredibly relaxed mood.

It had been a long time since she had been so relaxed, and it was nice to be like that.

"I'm going to the bathroom." Paulina stood up.

"Do you want me to come with you?" asked Bonita.

Paulina lost her smile, "I'm not a kid anymore, I'll go by myself. You guys keep talking."

With that, she left the box.

The washroom was down the hall and she took it in stride.

Inexplicably, she felt a pair of eyes, staring at her like a poisonous snake.

She was becoming uncomfortable.

She slowly stopped and pressed her palms together, only to feel a coldness behind her.

A feeling that was getting closer and closer.

She took a deep breath before turning her head.

But there was no one behind her, the entire hallway was so quiet that not a sound could be heard.

A thin brow furrowed, was she being too sensitive?

She thought about it, guessed it might be an illusion and thought nothing of it as she continued striding towards the bathroom.