My Heart only Beats for You

Cecilia knew she should not have asked forthat.

But ever since she found out that Natalie was not her daughter, she became obsessed with finding her biological daughter.

When she learned that her daughter had lived with that man for so many years, it worried her.

She didn't know what kind of life her daughter had been living all this time.

"Mother, I'm still searching. Please don't worry," Tobias reassured.

Cecilia nodded. In matters like these, she had no doubt about Tobias's capability. She trusted him completely.

"I'm sorry, Tobias. This is all my fault," she whispered guiltily, aware of the hurt it brought him.

The daughter that she was searching for was Tobias' half-sister which Cecilia conceived with someone else, and not Tobias' father.

"Everyone makes mistakes. You don't have to blame yourself."

Hearing Tobias's understanding answer, Cecilia felt a little more relieved.

She knew her son well. Although he was usually cold-hearted, he was also gracious and forgiving.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have achieved such tremendous career success at such a young age.

"By the way, are you also investigating the identities of Natalie's biological parents?" Cecilia asked again.

Tobias nodded solemnly. "Yes."

Cecilia gave a deep sigh. "Natalie is the one who suffered the most from this matter. She has the right to know where her biological parents are. We owe her an answer."

Tobias's eyes were as clear as spring water, promising, "Mother, I'll definitely give her an answer."

Then, Cecilia thought of someone else.

Madison.

When Cecilia had just arrived in Agaphen City, she had a lot of matters to take care of. Plus, she was busy taking care of Natalie at home, so she did not have time to visit Madison. It was now high time to see her.

Cecilia stared into space, her eyes flashing briefly with a vicious gaze.

The apartment door swung open creakily, breaking the silence of the cold night.

When she heard the sound of the door opening, Madison jumped in surprise. It had been ages since someone came by.

been locked up in here for a

her and locked

wasn't a prison, it felt much,

talk to, which drove someone like her straight up the wall. This was her very idea of hell. She dreamt

thought that someone was finally here to set

let out a whoop. She rushed to the

of

was still as poised and elegant as

hands trembled a

Madison from the top of the stairs, her expression repulsed and

treated my daughter?" Cecilia stared at Madison

fact, Natalie was not Cecilia's biological

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had entrusted her daughter to Madison, but Madison treated her

even harder. Her disheveled, dirty hair scattered along her shoulders - the result of her long isolation, made her seem even more unhinged. Knees buckling, she dropped in front of Cecilia and begged, stammering. "Cecilia, it's my fault! Please spare me. It's all my fault. Can you

not your real daughter, is she?" The last time she was summoned, she had already guessed that Natalie was not Cecilia's biological daughter. That was why

hatred, she

hope left -she still hoped that Cecilia would spare her since the person she

threatened through clenched teeth. "Do you think I'll let you go just because she's not my daughter? Indeed, she's not my daughter, but she's my son's lover. Like you, I will make sure that you get a taste of

the concrete. After staring blankly for a few moments, Madison's expression took on a look of realization.

her own tears, Cecilia suddenly lost all interest

to drill it

longer in the mood to do

a culprit that did what she did. The damage had been done, and it

whatever sins you have committed." Cecilia

loud sobs, "Cecilia, can you please have mercy? I beg you, let

"Such punishment is already

Madison's eyes without a trace,

started to cackle uncontrollably instead, the most miserable-sounding laughter to

ignored Madison

the door slammed closed, Madison

grin.

flashed through her

met Cecilia in the past, would she be still

was still a

lover was not James, but

she loved that man

never had

she did not care as

Cecilia came into

that small town,

was