Diego Disrupts Arnaldo’s Determination To Evict The Farmers. Ivy & Diego’s Friendship Deepens.
Emilia’s meeting with the senators was a pivotal moment in her quest for power. She sought their support for her potential takeover of her father’s position, but they made it clear that she needed to build influence and credibility before the elections.
Emilia’s determination was evident, but she knew she had a long way to go.
Later, Diego visited Emilia to deliver more letters from the farmers, but she dismissed them, tearing up the documents and telling Diego that nothing would change her mind. Diego’s concern for the farmers was palpable, and he left Emilia’s presence feeling frustrated and defeated.
Meanwhile, Arnaldo’s decision to evict the farmers seemed final, and Ivy’s visit to the land with him and the farmers was a poignant moment. The rain had made the terrain muddy and slippery, and Ivy struggled to navigate it.
Madrigal and the mayor offered their assistance, but it was Diego who caught her when she slipped and fell. As Diego carried Ivy on his shoulders to his nanny’s house, it was clear that he was trying to help her. Ivy’s protests were half-hearted, and she seemed to appreciate Diego’s kindness.
At the house, Ivy washed up and changed into borrowed clothes, while Diego did the same. Their conversation was interrupted by Arnaldo, who expressed his displeasure at Diego’s actions. Arnaldo’s possessiveness towards Ivy was evident, and Diego’s response was laced with sarcasm.
He told Arnaldo that he already had Natalie, and assured him that he was not interested in Ivy because she was using both him and their mother. Raul’s anniversary plans were put on hold as he visited Jasmine at his aunt’s place.
He had promised Emilia that he would be back in time to celebrate their anniversary, but it seemed that he had other priorities. As Ivy and Diego spent more time together, their interactions became more relaxed. Ivy was charmed by a chubby boy from the farm, who threw a tantrum when she tried to leave.
Diego watched their interaction, and it reminded him of his friend Lily. The boy’s desire to lose weight because of bullying touched Ivy’s heart, and she offered to help him. The party with the farmers was a joyful occasion, and Ivy’s kindness towards the boy was genuine.
Diego’s nanny commented on his past and his friendship with Lily, and Diego’s shyness was evident as he talked about his friend. As Ivy prepared to leave the farm, she thanked the farmers for their hospitality despite the bad news.
Diego suggested a meeting to hear the farmers’ concerns, and Ivy convinced Arnaldo to agree. Meanwhile, Emilia was alone at home, feeling abandoned and frustrated after Raul failed to show up for their anniversary. She smashed the cake in anger, but quickly composed herself.
Unbeknownst to Emilia, Raul was visiting Jasmine, tending to her injuries. When Diego got home, he found documents revealing the truth about the land ownership and confronted Arnaldo, who rebuffed him.
The tension between Arnaldo and Ivy escalated when Natalie accompanied him to their meeting, interrupting and condescending towards Ivy. Ivy lost her temper, splashing water on Natalie before storming out. At the meeting, Diego presented notarized documents proving the farmland was donated to the farmers.
Emilia’s attempts to dispute the documents were futile, and the farmers rejoiced at the news. As Arnaldo tried to ki$$ Ivy, Diego interrupted, saving her from an uncomfortable situation. Arnaldo’s anger towards Diego was evident, and Diego’s feelings for Ivy became clearer.
His nanny teased him about being jealous, suggesting he liked Ivy and could get along with her if he stopped being mad. Ivy’s feelings for Diego were also becoming clearer, as she confided in her nanny Carlota about her desire to tell him she’s on his side. Read Next Episode on Wildflower Episode 15
