My Heart only Beats for You (Natalie Godfrey)
Chapter 2046

Hearing Yesseca's words, Tremaine suddenly realized for the first time what fear was.

The cream cake just now had already made his stomach churn. If he ate the cookies, he would be admitted to hospital.

Tremaine took the cookies from Yesseca almost immediately and said, "I'll give it to him right away!"

When Tremaine found Montez, he saw that Qiana was reading a book to him.

He pushed open the door. Montez was in the study room and did not notice him, but Qiana did. She continued reading softly to Montez.

Tremaine didn't call for Montez.

He stood at the door.

After finishing reading, Qiana asked, "Montez, what kind of inspiration did this story give you?"

Montez shook his head. "Nothing."

Qiana touched Montez's head and explained, "The story tells us that children must obey their elders. Recently, you haven't spoken much to your daddy or Aunty Yesseca. Montez, you must speak to them more often."

Montez's expression changed when he heard Tremaine and Yesseca's names being mentioned.

A moment later, he blurted out, "Yesseca is not my aunt."

Qiana burst out laughing.

She changed the topic and replied, "Right, then she is like a big sister to you. You must talk to them more often, Montez. They care about you."

Montez bit his lip.

He clenched his fists and replied, "But Mom, I want you to be with Dad. Yesseca, and I..."

Montez wanted to say something, but he could not.

Because that scene came to his mind again.

The scene of Qiana kneeling in front of Yesseca.

Qiana's voice became even more gentle. She softly comforted, "Montez, love is not about wanting others to be together. Your daddy and Yesseca love each other. Yesseca is a good girl too. That's why your daddy needs to love and protect her. She's like a mother to you." Montez hugged Qiana and said, "It's enough that I have a mother like you."

There was a silence.

When Tremaine heard these words from the door and saw this scene, he let down his guard against Qiana.

Tremaine suddenly felt that letting Qiana stay in Quartley Palace was the right choice.

First of all, Montez could enjoy maternal love. The most important thing was that Qiana didn't have a lot of bad intentions, and she was a nice person. Hence, she wouldn't cause any trouble. "Daddy, Daddy." Montez suddenly saw Tremaine from the corner of his eyes.

Qiana also followed Montez's gaze and saw Tremaine.

"Your Excellency." Qiana looked very nervous.

Tremaine nodded.

He exclaimed, "I have something to discuss with Montez."

Qiana said to Montez, "Montez, go with your daddy first. I'll be in the study room."

Montez was a little hesitant.

Qiana whispered into Montez's ear, "Montez, have you forgotten what I just told you?"

When she said this, her voice was very soft, as if she was only talking to Montez. However, Tremaine could hear her.

Montez went out with Tremaine.

At the door of the study, Tremaine gave Montez a box of cookies.

Montez did not take it.

He asked, "Why are you giving me this? I'm not a child anymore. I don't like snacks."

Tremaine said nothing.

He snorted and said, "Don't pretend to be innocent. Of course, you are still a child! I know that you keep snacks in your room." Montez blushed when Tremaine pointed out the truth.

He replied awkwardly, "But it has nothing to do with you!"

Tremaine stuffed the cookies directly into Montez's hands and said, "This is what Yesseca made for you and for yourself. Eat it." Montez was taken aback.

As he looked at the little bear cookies in his hand, his eyes became complicated as if he had thought of something.

Tremaine added, "Also, your mother

is right. You should talk to Yesseca more in the future. Don't avoid ber. Didn't you have a good relationship with her before this?"

Montez did not say anything.

He lowered his eyes.

Montez raised his head and asked, "Daddy, can you not be together with Yesseca? Mummy really likes you."

Although Qiana had not explicitly expressed it, Montez could tell.

He saw that Qiana had hidden a photo of Tremaine. Qiana often stared at the photo of Tremaine. When Montez came over, Qiana would hide it. Tremaine's gaze darkened.

He bent down and patted Montez on

the shoulder. "You don't understand

love. When you grow up and

become a man like me, you will understand."

Montez's lips twitched.

In the end, he did not say anything and returned to the study with the cookies.

When they arrived at the study, Qiana's gaze landed on the cookies.

She asked, "Montez, did your daddy give you this?"

Montez nodded and answered in a low voice, "Yesseca made these herself."

Upon hearing this, a dark light flashed through Qiana's eyes.

Yesseca had personally made cookies.

She smiled softly and said, "Then, let's put it aside first. You can eat it after I finish reading to you."

After finishing her sentence, Qiana

took the cookies from Montez and

placed them in a corner. "I'll put them here. You can have them later."

Tremaine returned to the bedroom where he and Yesseca lived.

As soon as she saw Tremaine coming over, Yesseca asked nervously, "How's it? Did you give it to Montez? Did he take it?"

Tremaine replied, "Yes, he took it. He's happy. He'll eat it later."

Tremaine knew that Yesseca cared about Montez. Therefore, he said this to reassure Yesseca.

Sure enough, after hearing such an answer, Yesseca let out a long sigh of relief.

She was afraid that Montez still did not like her. Now, after he accepted her cookies, she felt relieved.

"That's good," Yesseca answered. "The cookies are suited for children. There is blueberry filling and chocolate sauce at the top..." Tremaine listened to this but was not interested.

He hurriedly stopped her. "Alright, alright, stop talking, I know."

Yesseca added, "Tomorrow, I'll make cookies for adults. I'll make it in the shape of a heart to show you how much I care for you." Tremaine said nothing.

He suddenly felt that it might be the end of the world the next day.

In the evening, Montez went to sleep.

However, Qiana didn't give Montez the cookies.

She pretended to forget about it after reading, and Montez had forgotten about it too.