A Warm Exchange Between Lord Don Hernando and Leonardo
Unanticipated stunning moment between Leonardo and Don Hernando in 'Valle Salvaje'
In an unusual turn of events, the chilly dynamic between Lord Don Hernando and his son Leonardo is thawing. The nobleman had sent his offspring to Valle Salvaje, ensconced in the hope that the Duke would ensure his well-being. Upon Leonardo's return, a cold correspondence unfolded, requesting the worst job on the estate. Their encounters had been less than cordial, filled with barbs and bitterness until a few days ago. A surprising dinner invitation from Guzmán to Leonardo, at the Little House, has left the young lad flabbergasted, stirring up one of the most heartwarming father-son exchanges. Don't miss it!
Heartfelt Gathering at the Little House
Approaching the barn, Lord Don Hernando seeks to chat with his son and proposes an evening meal together at the Little House. Yet, the stubborn Leonardo counters, "I'm sorry, Father, but I won't be able to make it. I have a slew of tasks to attend to." Disappointed, Lord Don Hernando scolds him for his erratic work schedule, reminding him that nights on the farm are never-ending: "The day's work concludes when the tasks are completed."
Intrigued, Leonardo probes the reason behind the sudden invitation: "Why do you insist on having dinner with me?" The young man finds it unusual that his father wants to dine with him twice in such a short span, and though Lord Don Hernando insists there is no hidden agenda, his son digs deeper for the truth. Reluctantly yielding, the Marquis spills the beans, admitting that his desire to dine with him stems from discussing Valle Salvaje.
"I'm aware of your remarks about this valley, that you discovered something elusive here. The inhabitants are exceptional. Luisa is charismatic, a breath of fresh air, and can whip up a meal divine. Pedrito is intelligent, observant, and resourceful. Raimunda is shrewd, and wise beyond her years. Bernardo has also made a positive impression upon me, a man of passion and nobility," Lord Don Hernando reveals to Leonardo about his feelings towards Valle Salvaje, a place he seems to have grown fond of.
Emotional Conversation: Don Hernando reveals his thoughts on Barbara and her son
Enter Barbara: Leonardo is curious about the Marquis's feelings for the woman he's smitten with, and it's touching to witness Lord Don Hernando's tender sentiments: "You were right about everything you mentioned regarding her. Besides her undeniable beauty, she is a strong-willed woman with a spirit that sparks. I can see why you fell for her," he says, visibly moved and conveying to his son that Barbara is not good at hiding her feelings.
"What you didn't tell me was that she was also smitten with you," he discloses before parting ways.
A tender moment between father and son that indicates that Leonardo not only ended his engagement with Maria upon returning to the Madrid villa but revealed his feelings for Barbara to his father. How will Lord Don Hernando navigate this new relationship between his son and his beloved? Stay tuned for the following chapters to find out!
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- Despite the chilly relationship between Lord Don Hernando and Leonardo over movies-and-tv and social media, their dynamic has been thawing, leading to a heartwarming father-son exchange.
- During their emotional conversation, Lord Don Hernando shared his thoughts on Barbara and her son, revealing that he is not only fond of Valle Salvaje, but also harbors feelings for Barbara, to the pleasure of Leonardo who seems to have fallen for her as well.
