My Heart only Beats for You (Natalie Godfrey)

"Mr. Tremaine, this whole situation with the baby is a very delicate one. He is destined to never be with his birth mother and your sister-in-law isn't fit to raise him. Madam Quartley is too old to raise him, so the only person who can do it is me." "This child is in a very awkward position, just like me." Rorita's eyes trembled with sadness, "Even though I'm your wife, I am fated to never receive your affection. I am doomed to be alone forever. Having that baby with me won't leave me feeling so lonely." When she first got married to Tremaine, Rorita still had hope that things might change, but after living with him for such a long time, that fantasy had long died.

Wevely told her that he would love her in time.

But Rorita was certain that no matter how much time passed, they would never be in love.

Tremaine was like an iceberg. Even a raging bonfire wouldn't be able to melt him. She and the president would never be in love. He would never love her back. The only connection she shared with him was that they shared the same bed every night. Nothing

more.

"Do you regret it?" Tremaine asked suddenly.

Rorita held her breath for a moment, then quickly composed herself, removing any sign of sadness from her face. She replied him with a single word, "Never." Before she agreed to marry Tremaine, he had informed her about his conditions. It was her decision to marry him in the first place. She had nothing to regret. "Mr. Tremaine, I just think that having more children by our side will be a good thing. Things will be much more lively."

Tremaine pursed his lips.

Rorita's eyes were clear, no sign of doubt.

She was telling him the truth.

She never mentioned any of this to Tremaine before. She simply wanted to have a child to keep her company and to help resolve the issue with the baby. He was at fault for suspecting Rorita of ulterior motives.

Tremaine felt a pang of guilt in his heart.

It wasn't just because he had misunderstood Rorita, but because Rorita was still so young and had to be so lonely for the rest of her life. This made him feel guilty. Even though he had told Rorita that this would be the case from the very beginning.

There was no doubt that Rorita was a good woman.

After she had married him and moved into the Quartley Palace, not only did she keep to her promise, she had even covered up for him... Humans weren't robots.

It would be impossible for Tremaine to not feel guilty.

But he quickly suppressed the guilt he felt.

He was a rational man. But in this situation, feeling guilty was inevitable.

Besides, he had made his conditions clear and she agreed to them.

If Rorita married him, she would

bring great honor to her elbet

was then destined to suffer

forever

after.

Rorita had made her choice, now she had to live with it.

"I agree that you're the best choice for that baby." Tremaine replied.

"Alright, it's late. Go tonet

He then laid down on the sofa and closed his eyes.

Rorita's eyelashes fluttered aggressively.

Did the president just agree to it?

But...

swnovel

This was a big deal. She thought that the president would have a lot more to say to her about it. Butzas it turns out, he kept it short and simple.

Rorita laughed bitterly.

She wondered if the woman he loved had gone through the same thing with him.

She had a bitter smile on her face,

No, it wouldn't have been like this.

The president was simply being nice to her because he didn't love her.

He would have had a lot to say to the woman he loved.

But this was such a pity.

She had never seen the president speak openly to her before.

Rorita closed her eyes.