My Heart only Beats for You

For a person of Matthew's status, he would probably only bring a single card out. Why would he still bring his wallet and cash? Matthew smiled and said, "Not everywhere accepts cards. It's convenient for both me and others by bringing cash."

Selina couldn't help but say, "Why are you always so kind, Matthew?"

He was considerate towards other people in every aspect. How could he be so indescribably kind?

Matthew looked at her with surprise and asked, "What, I thought you said I was a hypocrite?"

Selina did not know what to say.

She was a little embarrassed. "Didn't you say that a person with your status doesn't need to put on a facade? That's why I don't think you're hypocritical anymore."

Matthew smiled.

Something emerged faintly in his mind.

Guns, killing, and bloodshed...

After experiencing life and death, he felt that life was the most important thing in the world. He was willing to respect every life.

The two of them continued walking. The city they were in was not as lively as Agaphen City. At night, many of the shops were closed, leaving only the scattered street lights. As Selina walked, she suddenly sprained her foot.

She let out a cry of surprise.

Matthew stopped immediately and asked, "What's wrong?"

Selina pointed at her own foot and answered, "I seem to have sprained it."

Matthew immediately bent down to take a look.

Since Selina was wearing jeans today, Matthew rolled up her trousers directly.

A part of her tender white calves was exposed.

There was redness and swelling on her ankle.

It was not too big of a deal.

"Can you continue walking? Do you want me to take you to the hospital?" Matthew asked Selina.

Selina glanced at her ankle.

It was nothing serious. She probably would be fine the next day.

Selina shook her head. "Never mind. I don't need to go to the hospital. It's just a small matter. I'll become a sick freak sooner or later if I keep going to the hospital." Matthew couldn't help but laugh.

He knew that there was nothing serious either. Indeed, there was no need for them to go to the hospital.

"Let's go back now," Matthew suggested.

Although it wasn't so serious, it still wasn't suitable for her to walk anymore.

Selina nodded.

way back, Selina's

was not too serious, it was

painful?" Matthew asked as he realized Selina's

hesitation, Matthew squatted down and

was at a loss for

startled and asked, "You want

replied. "Get on, I'll

open space there was so small, so it was impossible to ground the helicopter. His only choice was to carry Selina there. Selina

His shoulders were broad.

slender arms were

Matthew's back were pressed together completely. The heat spread to

little shy and her

couldn't see it, so Selina didn't have to deliberately control

the first time someone had carried her on their

had never done so

experienced it, she realized that it was really embarrassing. Sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FɪndNøvel.ɴᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the

was because this kind

was pressed together

didn't say a word all

down, Selina finally came back

to have passed

still felt that they had not walked

subconsciously while he

awkward atmosphere began to

Matthew's gaze, he was trying his best

first? It's so late now. Your family will be worried when they see you haven't returned yet." After being

out her mobile phone

there was still always a hint of complaint to Selina in her words. ever since. Therefore, Selina tried to keep in touch with Cecilia

went

hint of

haven't you come

didn't expect that Selina's call would come at that

I've gone to the west,"

other end of the line,

gone that far away?"

"Yeah," Selina replied.

be able to come back tonight?" Natalie

be back soon. I just wanted to inform you. Don't worry, Natalie, you can go to bed early." Selina

looked at Matthew and

the big space in front of the Whitlock

Selina got

at Selina's ankle and said, "Let

Selina directly rejected him.

the feeling of being carried by Matthew before

from how short

been, Selina still didn't want to be carried by Matthew. If

Whitlock family,