My Heart only Beats for You

Chapter 2469

"What are you trying to say?" Tremaine asked.

"Sir, this isn't worth doing for a woman."

Tremaine laughed out loud.

He looked at Hogan and said, "It's not up to you to decide if something is worth it or not. It's up to me, Tremaine Quartley."

"Sir, you can't seriously mean to say that a single woman is more important than all of Nashaland! Think of the country! Think of the people!"

"I have thought about it." Tremaine said, "That's why I chose Elmonde. I firmly believe that he is fully capable for the job both in personal character and capabilities. He might seem a little wet behind the ears now, but after some experience on the job, he can achieve anything."

Having said that, Tremaine then looked at Hogan with a knowing look in his eyes, "Mr. Welmert, you've served me for many years now and are fully aware of how I do things. You know that once I've made a decision, I won't change my mind. Your attempt to persuade me otherwise won't work."

Hogan's heart sank.

He knew this was useless.

If anything he said mattered to Tremaine, then he wouldn't have tried to look for Yesseca in the first place.

as it was, he

Hogan sighed, "Even though you have faith in Elmonde, he is much too young and inexperienced. If anything goes wrong, there's no knowing how things will

Welmert, there is something I must ask of you." Tremaine looked solemn

Hogan was shocked.

always been very proud and arrogant. But now he

He is definitely capable but need more polish. You are the person that can polish him into a fine president." Tremaine then asked humble, "I beg of you Mr. Welmert, please help mold Elmonde into a leader who can bear these heavy

"Sir..."

respectfully, "Please do this for

thought a mountain was

room for negotiating here. Tremaine was

up, "You are still the president of the country, you shouldn't be begging me for anything! You're

of course I will do

out a

had agreed

bit of worry inside him float

guidance, he was confident that Plmonde would be able to

even with his resignation, Nashaland

Hogan