My Heart only Beats for You (Natalie Godfrey)

"I knew about it a long time ago," Preslie said.

"That is why we need to find new inspiration for her," Yesseca said, "I believe we found a way for her to move on from the pain."

Ruth was a misery not long ago as she thought that she would have to leave her child forever.

However, now that she knew that her child might have the chance to eat the desserts she made, she buckled up and utilized this as a form of connection with the child. She could even imagine her child being by her side that way.

With this hope in her heart and mind, Ruth was able to walk out of the depression she was currently facing.

"Is that so?" Preslie was a little skeptical.

Yesseca nodded determinedly, "Yes, I am sure of it!"

In the blink of an eye, another week passed.

Ruth was now completely in charge of making the desserts for Quartley Palace every day.

Because of how serious and fast she worked, she was able to complete the job by herself.

Not only did she finish her tasks but in the midst of doing so, she discovered a new recipe. She found ways to make cartoon shaped breads.

It looked so vivid and adorable.

These cartoon breads were sent to Quartley Palace, which meant that it was also sent to Madam Quartley's breakfast table.

Madam Quartley was confused, "Why are you serving me such strange looking bread? Isn't this for children?"

After that, Madam Quartley called the housekeeper, he told the housekeeper to tell the shop owner to not make such breads again.

"Just make normal breads," Madam Quartley said, "No one likes these types of strange looking ones."

Montez might like it, but he had already been sent overseas for a study exchange. He was not in the Quartley Palace at the moment. Just as the butler was about to agree, the sound of a baby's cries could be heard.

A servant brought Zorion's son over.

Perhaps it was because the child had not gotten used to Quartley Palace yet. So, ever since he was brought back, he had always been crying.

Madam Quartley's heart ached when

she saw how hard the child was crying. She gestured for the servant to pass the child to her. The servant carefully handed the child over Madam Quartley held the child in her arms and rocked him gently, "Hush, don't cry."

After being rocked gently by Madam Quartley, the child really stopped crying. However, his big round eyes were staring at the table.

"I want... I want," the child stretched out his hand and uttered a few words.

Madam Quartley immediately picked up a crabshaped bread, "Do you want this?"

The child nodded.

Madam Quartley placed it in the child's hands.

The child picked up the crab shaped bread and shook it in his hands. He laughed delightedly.

When Madam Quartley saw the child smiling, she was overjoyed.

She immediately told the housekeeper, "You don't have to tell the shop owner. Let them continue to send these in the future. The child really likes it."

Even though the child still couldn't

eat it for the time being, the cartoon- shaped bread had attracted the child's interest. He was looking at all of it. He touched it fondly and stopped crying too. FindNovel

As the child played with the cartoon-shaped bread, Tremaine sat down for breakfast.

Rorita was there as well.

Ever since she knew that Tremaine would have breakfast in the Quartley Palace every day, she always woke up early to eat with him.

When Tremaine saw the cartoon-shaped bread on the table, he was somewhat stunned.

Rorita saw it too.

She said casually, "This shop owner is really creative. They actually made such cutely-shaped bread."

Tremaine did not respond to her as he continued to stare at it.

Rorita thought that Tremaine did not like it.

She added, "Even though this shop owner is a child at heart, he forgot that adults don't like it. I will tell the housekeeper to stop letting them send bread like this in the future." en FindNovel