My Heart only Beats for You

"Hello," she greeted gently.

It was only a short period of time that they had not contacted each other, but Selina felt like it had been tens of thousands of years.

"Selina, how are you?" The man's low voice was heard through the phone.

It was a very attractive male bass voice, full of projection power.

She did not know why but she suddenly choked up. "I'm fine."

Matthew heard Selina's choked voice. He said in an anxious tone, "What's wrong, Selina?"

Selina took a deep breath.

She tried to make her voice sound normal. "Nothing. It's just that my throat hasn't been very well these past two days. Perhaps it's because I ate too much spicy food." "You should eat less spicy food."

"Okay." Selina said, "I went back to the Perry family estate. Do you know that the vegetables in the vegetable garden are growing really well? Prine has even cooked them for me. They were very delicious." After a pause, she said faintly, "You should try them when you come back."

The breathing on the other end of the line had gotten heavier.

"Okay, wait for me to come back and I'll taste it then."

Matthew put down the phone in his hand.

At this moment, he and Saoirse had already arrived at the town that she had mentioned.

The town's population was very small, but the scenery was extremely beautiful.

Furthermore, the house that they were at was the same home that Saoirse's mother used to live in. There was no one living in the house anymore, but fortunately, the water and electricity could still be used as usual, and the house was also clean and tidy.

For dinner, Matthew planned to cook for Saoirse personally.

Although he and Saoirse didn't have any mutual feelings, they were still husband and wife in name. Moreover, he had never cooked for her before.

The dishes he cooked were simple. They were all prepared in less than thirty minutes.

"Have a taste. What do you think?" Matthew said to Saoirse.

After a bite, a smile appeared on the corners of Saoirse's lips. "It tastes good. William, this is the first time you've made something for me to eat. I didn't expect that I'd be able to taste your cooking at the last moments of my life."

Matthew felt like his heart was being cut by a knife.

He tried to make his voice sound as light as possible. "Since it's delicious, you should eat more."

After dinner, Saoirse asked Matthew to accompany her for a stroll, to which Matthew agreed.

that happened when she was with her mother here as a

Many of the old neighbors knew me, but

were talking, an old person with

it was Saoirse, thus she

you Saoirse?" she

Saoirse was taken aback.

thought for a long time, she finally recalled who she

Saoirse

woman in front of her as "Aunt", they were not related by blood. It was only because of the good friendship between Mary and her mother that Saoirse

in this small town as a child, she had

you for so many years, but

Mary. You still

old now."

Matthew with amazement in her eyes. "Saoirse, is this your husband?

faces of both Saoirse and Matthew

Mary was looking at Saoirse with expectant

didn't know what

However, Matthew said, "Yes."

skipped

Matthew and they talked for a long time before

come to my house for

Matthew

you to feel

corners of Saoirse's

no feelings for her, and he was just saving her from embarrassment

two of them

they walked, Saoirse said, "William, do you know that this was the life that once yearned for? Having a stroll on the streets with my special someone after having a

Matthew felt distressed.

at Saoirse with a slight smile on his face. However, deep down, he

life was

being seriously ill, she still had the energy to talk and walk with him just like a

only think of one

of a

probably didn't have much time

stared deeply into her eyes. "I will accompany you well during this period of time. You must stay happy

corner of Saoirse's lips grew

She nodded heavily.

suddenly felt that she was at

home stacking paper

up five paper cranes every day because the date that Lothar left was on the

now, Yesseca had already piled up fifteen paper cranes, as Lothar had been