My Heart only Beats for You

Suddenly, Natalie felt an excruciating pain reverberating from her stomach.

Her face blanched as she curled up in agony.

"Natalie, what's wrong?" Tobias stopped moving.

She clutched her stomach and groaned, "Mr. Whitlock, my stomach hurts so much."

Natalie was hit by a wave of agonizing pain she had never felt before.

The private doctor in the villa examined Natalie and suggested she be sent to the hospital for a further check-up.

Natalie's heart jolted upon hearing his words.

She always thought that Whitlock family's private doctor was very professional. A few days ago, she had a little cold. She called him for a prescription, and quickly recovered after taking his medicine.

But now, after hearing the doctor's advice that she should go to the hospital for a check-up, and the pain was like no pain she had ever felt-

irrational chills went down her spine as she shivered. Could it be cancer?

Was it abdominal cancer? Or something else?

Earlier that morning, she had just read about news of a girl getting stomach cancer because she consumed too much instant noodles.

Natalie was a glutton when it came to food, and she ate almost everything. When she lived alone in her apartment, she often ate midnight snacks from food stalls with Yvonne. Had she really gotten an incurable disease?

The more she thought about it, the more believable it sounded in her head.

She felt as the whole sky was crumbling down.

On the way to the hospital, Natalie looked at Tobias with tears in her eyes, stammering. "Mr. Whitlock, do you think I have stomach cancer or something like that?"

Tobias could not find the words to answer her.

It would be impossible for her to get cancer since she had always been in such good health.

Tobias thought it was probably the seafood they had for dinner.

Cecilia cooked seafood, and Natalie was greedy, so she had eaten a lot that night.

"Natalie, that's your paranoia talking. Don't overthink it. It's nothing." He held her hand gently.

But Natalie wouldn't believe him.

car ride, she became more convinced

why would such a skillful private doctor refer me to the

medical skills, some conditions would still need to be checked with special, heavy-duty equipment. That was

did not think of this

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head and said, "But what if I have stomach cancer? Mr. Whitlock, tell me, what should

her nose a playful

always used to overthink things, and she used to have

stomach cancer,

Natalie's breath hitched.

in a

his eyes

Natalie couldn't understand it.

for a short time, but why did he act like he was so deeply in love with

you like me so much? We've only known each other for

flashed in Tobias's dark eyes, but

moment before squeezing her hand tightly. "Fate is a funny thing, Natalie. Some people fall in love at first sight, and once they do, their love will

licked her dry

imply that...he fell in love with her at first

It would make her seem

seemed to have read her mind

you till the end of my life, and my love

life?" Natalie

she felt herself being sucked into the abyss. There was more than just mere consolation in his voice; there

did not know what

heart fluttered vigorously, and she felt like she could no longer

she knew she was falling for him at an unnaturally high speed, and he would be the death

immediately brought Natalie to

the examination, Natalie made peace with the possibility of getting stomach cancer because it did not

as she was adored by such a handsome and rich man, though she was also puzzled

results of the medical examination came out

stomach discomfort was caused by an

out a huff, breathing a sigh of

too paranoid?" She

as she pulled on

had even assumed that her seafood allergy was stomach cancer.

a creative imagination, Natalie, and it's a good thing. For instance, if your stomach didn't hurt just now," he purred in her ear, "What would happen to

body froze at

she didn't

the raging heat of a blush on her

of opportunities. Well continue where we left off when you're