Fishing Season.

For a couple of days, while struggling not to kill that damn Julio, he has been pondering what Hector suggested, under a much more serious point of view.

He thinks that if things continue like this, sooner or later Julio will manage to seduce Heidi and that is something he wants to avoid at all cost. He finds him annoying, weak, stupid and useless, unable to defend himself. He might work for a Western woman, not a Northern one.

He can not say to be a fan of Connor, let alone be a friend of him, but when he thinks of the advantages, he can't help but find him a great candidate. ¬Hector, you are a damn genius!¬
That way if Julio will still not give up, it will become Conny's problem and would probably stop as soon as it would take for his eye to be added to his collection.

The real problem now is to put them together. His father is against combined marriages, but he must find a way to convince him.
As for Conny, he investigated him as long as it took him to learn he is so fond of cats. He has no doubts he can easily get interested in his sister.

A good morning, he goes to look for Conny and once spotted him, he starts to walk beside him.