Perfect Love: Gilda’s defeat prompts Mary to take a position of power at the hotel. Marcelino gets close to the villain | Come to me about – come

in full love, Gilda (Mariana Ximenes) will have a hard time accepting that she is no longer the boss of the Grand Hotel. after falling into the plane Tide (Camilla Keyrouz) who persuaded her to invest in the leaked shares, the foundation board voted for the villain to leave the chair. Upon returning to the ruined palace, the redhead will throw herself on the bed and cry. However, it was in this moment of frustration that she would have her first real interaction with her Marceline (Levi Assaf).

When he sees Gilda crying, the boy approaches her and asks if the unhappiness is because someone died. As she tries to make herself up, she will reply that she hasn’t lost anyone.

“Great! Nobody I love has ever died, but then again, in brotherhood, Baba Babinia took care of a little bird that fell out of the nest and was badly injured,” the boy recalled.

Marcelino, then, will remember the occasion, when he helped take care of the bird Father Donato (Bernard Biro) However, the bird did not resist.

“Was I so sad?” Touched by the story, Gilda asks.

“Too much. Like you now,” he will say.

“But today I didn’t lose anyone, Marcelino. My sadness is for other reasons, but I’m glad you were worried about me. You really are a boy with a very good heart,” she commented.

“My heart is just like yours, I saw it in science class,” he will return, making Gilda laugh.

“I have a great love for you and for your father too. Do you believe?” she will wonder, resigned to the sentiment of the moment.

With Gilda removed from the presidency, rich (Carmo Dalla Vecchia) temporarily to fill this position. Thus, she will call a meeting with the entire board of directors to announce her first decision: a new appointment! Or, better said, rehiring.

“After analyzing the hotel’s financial situation in depth and assessing the enormous challenges that lie ahead to address the gap created by the former president’s unfortunate investment, I have come to a conclusion,” he says, starting the meeting and leaving Gilda still more embarrassed.

“This group needs to put hobby aside. It needs a capable, responsible person with proper training to take charge of management. (…) Well, I will introduce you to the person I have chosen to occupy the administrative management of the Grand Budapest Hotel,” he announced, summoning Mary to enter the room.

The heroine will forcefully arrive at the meeting and, watching the scene, Gilda will have a heart attack with rage.

“Welcome back, María Elisa,” concludes Erico.