My Heart only Beats for You

Madam Quartley said, "Tremaine, this ring was given by Zorion to Yuliana when they got married. This can't be sent for an appraisal. Think again."

Tremaine's decision remained unchanged, "Send it."

Then he turned and looked at Yesseca. He said to the others in the room, "I trust her."

Yesseca was stunned.

She looked at Tremaine, and happened to meet the man's eyes. His eyes were deep like running waters, clear and chilly. Those who looked at them for too long might drown in his gaze.

Yesseca felt a sense of warmth overwhelmed her.

Tremaine had helped her.

Everyone apart from Montez, had shun away and no one helped her. There was only Tremaine who remained neutral and said that he trusted her.

Yuliana was his own sister-in-law, and Yesseca was a mere outsider. But Tremaine trusted her rather than his own sister-in-law!

She felt confidence once again.

Yesseca began to see Tremaine in a new light.

Tremaine was always the one who could make all the decisions in the Quartey family. Since he said that the ring was to be sent for an appraisal, nobody dared to oppose it anymore. The ring was then sent to the appraisal.

During the wait, Montez held Yesseca's hand and said in a child-like voice, "Yesseca, that ring must be fake. No matter what, I believe you."

Yesseca patted Montez on the head.

Her gaze turned towards Tremaine from time to time..

Other than that single glance he casted her earlier, the man had never ever looked at her again.

He remained seated with his back tall and straight. He looked every bit like an elegant prince from the oil paintings during the middle ages.

About fifteen minutes later, the results came out.

The ring was indeed fake.

Yuliana's face turned even paler.

fake. When they got married, Zorion, that fool, wanted to purchase the ring personally in order to show his sincerity towards

by someone and spent over

was really mad at that time, but Zorion didn't know about

not tell anyone about

ring was actually a fake, such a matter was simply too shameful to be said out. If words got out, Yuliana would

frame Yesseca, Yuliana deliberately used

why she had to use the fake ring was because it was a token of her marriage with Zorion, and it held great significance. Only that would make the Quartley family pay attention to the matter. Furthermore,

was fake as the diamond on the band looked very

that Yesseca, a girl who was from the stump, was able

also thought that even if Yesseca could tell that it was fake, as long as she insisted that it was real, everything would be fine. Yet Tremaine spoke up for Yesseca and asked for the ring to be

as a ghost. At the same time, shame and embarrassment was written

Madam Quartley cried out in disbelief, "Yuliana, what's going on? How can your

swallowed her emotions

Madam, after looking at it, it seems that this ring doesn't look that real after all. Back then it was Zorion who went to buy it alone,

Quartley was very clear about Zorion. After hearing Yuliana's words, she sighed and said, "Zorion had good intentions, what a pity for

said, "Yuliana, I'll get someone to buy you another one as a compensation

said, "Thank

Quartley then walked towards Yesseca and held her hand. She patted Yesseca's hand and said apologetically, "Little girl, I've wronged you."

never a person

not help her earlier on, Yesseca understood where she

it was natural

Madam Quartley heard that Yesseca forgave her, she saw that Yesseca's eyes were clear and bright. She

to meet such a girl with

she did not blame anyone for it.

looked at Tremaine and said in a

comfort her

should

was to get the relationship between

didn't expect that Tremaine walked off the moment she finished her

little embarrassed and said to Yesseca, "Yesseca,

Yesseca smiled awkwardly.

Tremaine walked away, a slight feeling

ended. Yesseca then accompanied Montez during his

to Yesseca to apologize to her as

all, almost chased

thought that Yesseca would definitely be upset, and she would at least say something mean to him. Yet Yesseca just smiled and said, "It's fine, Mr. Butler, I