My Heart only Beats for You (Natalie Godfrey)

Tremaine got up.

His expression turned cold.

He turned on the light.

The bedroom lit up.

Rorita subconsciously sat up from the bed with a blank expression on her face.

She had only wanted to talk about the painting with him, and she didn't mean anything. She didn't expect him to react like this.

"Who told you about the painting?!" he questioned her.

"I... I saw it by accident while cleaning," Rorita stammered and explained.

Tremaine did not believe it and his eyes became sharper.

It was the first time she had seen such a deathly gaze from him, which made her uneasy.

This strong aura made her unable to say a word or breathe.

"What on earth do you want?" Tremaine said coldly, "Are you going to tell Madam Quartley?"

Rorita pinched her thigh.

The pain took away the pressure that was killing her.

She finally could speak, "I will not tell Madam Quartley or anyone. I heard from the servants that it was in your old room. I didn't know that no one was allowed to enter. I know you don't want anyone to see the painting so I'll keep it a secret." "I... I didn't do it on purpose. It was by accident that I entered your room."

Tremaine didn't say anything. He still looked at Rorita with vigilance.

She took a deep breath and said, "I just wanted to tell you it's a gorgeous painting. The girl in it is pretty too. I think she must be a kind girl... or you would not have loved her."

He paused.

Perhaps it was because of Rorita's praise for Yesseca that Tremaine's expression softened a little.

He whispered, "She is beautiful, isn't she? She is also smart and kind."

"Why did you separate from her then?" Rorita plucked up the courage to ask.

Tremaine glanced at her sharply again. "It has nothing to do with you!"

After saying that, he turned off the light and lay down on the sofa again.

Before closing his eyes, he warned, "If you want to keep your current position and your family's honor, you'd better talk less!"

Rorita bit her lip as pain flashed through her heart.

Did he think that she married him for her glory and the glory of her family?

He was wrong.

She married him because she liked him.

But she couldn't say it out loud.

He wouldn't believe her anyway.

After all, who would believe that she fell in love with him at first sight while she was a teen?

No one would believe it.

Sometimes, she didn't even believe it either.

A glimpse of him was all it took to make her fall for him.

Rorita had never thought of marrying Tremaine until they met again.

Her heart could no longer remain calm.

In Agaphen City, the annual spring festival was coming.

It was a tradition in Agaphen City.

It was held on April 12th every year.

That night, the whole city would be decorated in lights and the city mayor would celebrate it with everyone.

But it was different this year.

It was the twentieth celebration and the mayor paid great importance to the festival.

He invited the president of the country to participate in the festival.

The president also agreed happily.

Just then, the assistant of the President said inadvertently, "President, this festival means a lot. It's a great opportunity to showcase Agaphen City and the country's glory Why not invite other

presidents to join?"

The President listened thoughtfully and then said, "It's a lover's festival. Didn't the president of Nashaland just get married? We can invite him too."

The assistant was a little

embarrassed. "The president of

Nashaland is young and arrogant. He has always been a loner. I don't know if he will accept the invitation."

"Give it a try. He might come with his wife."

The invitation was sent to Nashaland.

It reached Sheldon's hands.

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Sheldon didn't expect to receive such an invitation. Subconsciously, he felt that Tremaine would refuse.

After all, Agaphen City was the city where Yesseca lived.

But later, Sheldon changed his mind and thought that it would be good for Tremaine to take his wife with him.

It would put a full stop to Tremaine's past.

After all, Agaphen city was where Yesseca lived.

Sheldon felt that Tremaine had to go.

He took it upon himself to accept the invitation.

He answered, "Mr. Tremaine will take his wife there."

After the reply, he entered Tremaine's office.

His heart was pounding and it was difficult for him to breathe.

He knew he was acting out of his place.

How dare he make a decision for Tremaine on his own?

He didn't know how mad Tremaine would be.

But he had to do that.

On the eve of the wedding, Tremaine went to Yesseca's place and got drunk. He felt that

Tremaine had not given up on Yesseca.

Although Tremaine and Rorita were married now, there was still a ticking time bomb that would explode anything. Therefore, he had to make Tremaine give up.

For example, Tremaine could bring his new wife to Yesseca's city to attend the celebration.

If Tremaine couldn't do it, he would force him to.

Even if it triggered Tremaine, he would not hesitate to do so.

After all, he was the general of Nashaland and what he did was for Nashaland.

Tremaine had to get over his feelings for Yesseca completely. Otherwise, it would not be good for him and the entire country.

In the office, Sheldon told Tremaine the invitation from Agaphen City.

As he had expected, Tremaine refused instantly.

Sheldon plucked up his courage and said, "Mr. Tremaine, I've already agreed for you."

If he agreed, there was no way for Tremaine to go back on his word.

After all, Tremaine represented the country and his answer represented Tremaine.

Therefore, once he agreed, there would be no way out. Tremaine had to go.

Otherwise, people would think poorly of Nashaland's people.

Hearing Sheldon's words, Tremaine was stunned. His face darkened. "Sheldon, how dare you!"

"Mr. Tremaine, forgive me for doing whatever I want." Sheldon braced himself and said, "But on the eve of the wedding, you went to Agaphen City to find Miss Cowell and even

got drunk. I'm really worried about you!"

"I'm afraid that you can't forget Miss Cowell and something bad will happen to you again! I want to help you get over the past."