My Heart only Beats for You

Tremaine ordered his servants to bring Yesseca to a bedroom to rest.

Tremaine knew that Yesseca needed srest after the flight.

The maid said instinctively, "Yes sir, I'll prepare the guest room for Miss Cowell." Just as the maid was about to leave, she felt a chilling stare directed at her.

Tremaine was glaring at her.

The maid was startled.

Did she say something wrong? Tremaine said, "You don't need to arrange a guest room. Bring her to my bedroom at once!" The maid did not expect that.

Her eyes widened in shock.

This woman was going to stay in the president's bedroom?! "Tremaine, why did you bring her here?" The look on Madam Quartley's face was both of shock and anger.

Yuliana stood by Madam Quartley's side.

The look on her face was no better than Madam Quartley's.

Tremaine said calmly, "Grandmother, she belongs to me. Don't you think I should bring her back?" Madam Quartely felt her heart lurch.

"Tremaine, she isn't a good person!" Madam Quartely raised her voice.

A streak of coldness flashed in Tremaine's black eyes.

He stared at Madam Quartley and said with emphasis, "Grandma, I told you she's mine. Nobody can say anything bad about her," Tremaine then left without regards to his grandmother.

Madam Quartely wanted to catch up to him but her legs gave way. When she walked forward, she almost tripped.

She then told Yuliana, "Yuliana, helpto a chair, I need to sit down. I need to calm myself." Madam Quartely felt her head buzzing, and she felt as if she was going to faint at any given moment.

Yuliana quickly helped Madam Quartley to the couch.

Madam Quartley asked Yuliana to pour her a cup of hot tea.

After drinking it, Madam Quartley felt much better.

She looked at Yuliana and said in a trembling voice, "Yuliana, what is going on? Why did Tremaine bring Yesseca here? What does he plan to do?" Yuliana was just as clueless.

She thought both Tremaine and Yesseca were done with each other, but who knew that Tremaine would bring her back and declare that he was together with Yesseca? Tremaine's way of addressing Yesseca made Yuliana very uncomfortable.

Why should that b*tch be Tremaine's woman? "I don't know what Tremaine wants, but that woman is absolutely malicious!" Yuliana said, gnashing her teeth. Madam Quartely had the sthought too.

She had a terrible impression of Yesseca. The girl was probably low enough to try and bewitch Montez. This woman was a nuisance! Tremaine had actually brought this scoundrel home! Madam Quartely felt like she had to stop Tremaine.

She had to chase Yesseca out of the household.

She couldn't let Yesseca harm her family.

Now that Tremaine had just becpresident, he couldn't let this b*tch continue fooling him! However, before Madam Quartley could speak to Tremaine about it, Tremaine had gathered all the servants in the house.

He summoned everyone to make an announcement.

He told everyone that Yesseca was now his wife.

The whole lot of them had to treat Yesseca with the utmost respect and could not disrespect her in any way.

Although Tremaine's words shocked the servants, he had always been viewed as strict, so no one except Madam Quartley would dare go against him.

When she heard Tremaine announcing that Yesseca would be his wife, Madam Quartley was so angry that she saw red.

After the crowd dispersed, Madam Quartely sought out Tremaine.

She said to Tremaine, "Tremaine, I absolutely won't allow you to marry that woman. That woman is despicable." Before she finished speaking, Tremaine shot her a cold look and said, "Grandma, I just announced that she will be my wife from now on. No one is allowed to be rude to her" en Under Tremaine's gaze, Madam Quartely could only feel small.

Tremaine's glare was fierce and firm. His gaze made Madam Quartley recall her own husband.

Back then, Tremaine's grandfather had also been powerful to the point where no one could match or be equal with him.

Tremaine was obviously leagues superior than his grandfather.

After a few beats, Madam Quartley gulped.

She said, "Tremaine, I am your grandmother!" Madam Quartley used her status in the family.

Tremaine pursed his thin lips and did not respond.

Madam Quartley continued, "No matter what, I won't allow you to marry that woman." "Grandma," Tremaine said indifferently, must marry her. There is no doubt about this. And I hope that you can respect her. If you don't, that means you don't respecteither. You're my grandmother. I hope you'll be able to accept your grandson along with his wife." Tremaine had always been quiet. He never spoke much, and he rarely talked in such lengthy sentences as he did now.

On top of everything, there was absolute certainty in Tremaine's eyes.

Madam Quarter's heart thumped.

She wondered if Tremaine was really going to marry Yesseca now that he had brought her back.

Madam Quartley also knew that Tremaine was stubborn. It might be useless if she used force on Tremaine, and she could only try another way.

She lowered her voice. "Tremaine, I am your grandmother, which is m precisely why I am trying to do what is best for you. That woman is not a good woman." Tremaine gave her a mild look and said, "Grandma, this is my wife. I know better than anyone whether or not she'll be a good spouse." Madam Quartley immediately retorted, "You know nothing! You're being fooled and led on by her. She," Madam Quartely sighed heavily.

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"She's willing to go through extrlengths in order to achieve her, goals. Do you know why Montez like's her? It's because she probably bewitched him. She's shameless. How could she do that to a child? Do you think that behavior is appropriate for the wife of a president?" Madam Quartely was furious when it cto this matter.

The last tMontez had been upset, she went over to his school andm found out what happened from ofana. It was only then that she knew what Yesseca had done. She must have bewitched Montez after Tremaine had started ignoring her.

Madam Quartely had wanted to settle the score with Yesseca from long ago.

However, she had had no time.

She never expected that Yesseca would chere to her house.

Madam Quartley thought Yesseca must have used a dirty schto trick Tremaine into marrying her.

She hoped to bring this matter to Tremaine's attention.

Then Tremaine would truly know how shameless Yesseca was.

Tremaine, on the other hand, was speechless.

He had always known that Montez was fond of Yesseca.