My Heart only Beats for You

Chapter 2381

Rorita lowered her voice as she said, "If one already has someone in his heart, how can it fit another person?"

Staring at Ruth, she continued, "If you've ever loved someone, you'd understand that his heart will never accept anyone else, nor will he be interested in another person." Her words reminded Ruth of Zorion.

A trace of bitterness flashed across her eyes.

She understood the meaning behind Rorita's words.

Indeed, once one's heart was occupied with a lover, how could there be room for more?

After giving birth to her son, Madam Quartley no longer treated Ruth with as much hostility as before.

Perhaps it was a trick of the light, but Ruth could sometimes spot a hint of sympathy behind Madam Quartley's eyes.

Madam Quartley had mentioned to her multiple times that she would help Ruth find a good partner.

Madam Quartley had even told Ruth that she was

willing to be a matchmaker.

With a person of such prestige being her matchmaker, there was no doubt that her dating prospects would be talented and handsome. However, Ruth had rejected the proposal.

One reason was that she had no interest in finding another partner.

Secondly, she already had someone in her heart.

In the eyes of others, he was a good-for-nothing, handsome fellow, who would even be called daft.

in Ruth's eyes, he

could compare to

will never happen. If so, why did you even agree to marry him?" Rorita was obviously a

Rorita was rendered speechless.

never asked herself such

they were

felt that no other man in this world was more excellent than Mr. Tremaine. In this lifetime, she would only want

another man loved her, she

was no

there are some things that have been destined by fate,"

Those words aggravated Ruth.

and said, "I understand that all too well. There truly are some things in this world that

such a lesson early

night sky was

chatted for a

like they were

Ruth suddenly thought

Yesseca's friend, would it be a form of betrayal

soon thought

No, it wouldn't.

petty girl. Instead, she

Since

remaine had

up

his

she would not be