My Heart only Beats for You

Chapter 1630

"Tremaine!" Madam Quartley stood up and shouted at Tremaine, who was leaving. "Don't you think that I have no idea where you brought Montez to! You went to Yesseca's place, didn't you? Let me tell you, that girl isn't allowed to step foot into our house! I've already found Montez's biological mother! I will be bringing her back home!"

Tremaine stopped in his tracks.

He turned around and looked at Madam Quartley

Hearing that Madam Quartley had found Montez's biological mother, a hint of surprise flashed across Tremaine's eyes.

But the expression on his face soon disappeared.

Tremaine's eyes were as dark as ink as if all his thoughts were hidden deep down. "Grandma, you're telling me that found her, and you must bring her back?"

"Yes!" Madam Quartley replied in a loud voice.

Tremaine then said in a sarcastic tone, "Why are you bringing a stranger back home? Are we still lacking servants here?" "You!" Madam Quartley glared at Tremaine angrily. "She's Montez's biological mother. Why else do you think I want to bring her back? Apart from Montez's own biological mother, no other women are allowed to be your wife!"

Tremaine said with a faint but imposing tone, "This woman is a complete stranger to me. I haven't even seen her before, neither do I want to in the future. You shouldn't be wasting your time and energy on this."

"Tremaine, I'm bringing her back, and you will marry her!"

The sarcastic smile on Tremaine was even more obvious, "Grandma, I won't ever meet her nor marry her. If you like her that much, how about you marry her yourself? We live in an open-minded society nowadays. It's not a weird thing for a female to marry another female. Grandma, if you would like to keep up with the trend, it will be fine as well!"

Madam Quartley was totally speechless.

She was already standing up, yet Tremaine's words made her so speechless that she fell back onto the couch, "You're rebelling against me now!" Tremaine had always been filial to her, but he was actually rebelling against her now!

Someone must have made him do it!

Tremaine realized that Madam Quartley was really

furious.

He sighed and then went out to make a cup of tea.

Tremaine handed the tea to Madam Quartley and said, "Grandma, have some tea and calm yourself down."

Madam Quartley waved her hands and said, "Take it away!"

Tremaine then put the teacup on the tea table in front of the sofa. "Grandma, don't be angry. There was a reason why I didn't return with Montez last night. Besides, it was my mistake that I hung up on you this morning while you were so worried about me. I should apologize for that."

Madam Quartley felt less angry, but

my side as well, so I cannot explain every single detail to

in a calm manner. His words stabbed straight into

Quartley looked at

was also looking at

a while, Madam Quartley finally said, "Forget it. I am old now, and I can't control you anymore. Let's just put that matter

Madam

what had happened the day

time, she held

said "we'll discuss it again later", it meant that she would still interfere in the matter of Montez's

He then said in a low voice, "Grandma, you should rest. I

left, the butler

and I came here only

immediately kept

some rest and think about

comes here, inform me immediately. Don't hesitate for a moment. If she comes, remember to inform me!" The butler didn't know what Madam Quartley was going to do.

returned to

turned on his

a drive into the computer,

were the scene on the inside

he stopped his mouse cursor, causing the image

it was showing the image in

weren't turned on, so he couldn't see

in the bedroom with his

fell on the

breathing stopped for a

face right there

to the window, and there wasn't any gaps in

had seen this face once before

was even paler than

the face on the window for five whole minutes before

he turned his eyes

was showing outside

His hands and feet were dangling, and

zoomed in, trying to see if there were any thin strings tying the body, yet he couldn't seem to find anything. The man was hanging there just like that, in a peculiar yet so unbelievable manner,

Tremaine frowned hard.