My Heart only Beats for You (Natalie Godfrey)
Chapter 2322

"Hi Yesseca, it's been a long time. How have you been?" Madam Quartley greeted Yesseca and observed her reactions closely at the same time. It was obvious that Yesseca hadn't been living well ever since she left Tremaine's side.

She looked haggard and worn out.

Her appearance made Madam Quartley more confident about the negotiation.

It was obvious that Yesseca was unwilling to part with Tremaine in the first place. Otherwise, she wouldn't look as worn out as she was right now.

However, women were always more protective of their dignity than men. Therefore, it was understandable why she refused to get back with Tremaine even after he came to look for her.

Hence, Madam Quartley figured that if she, a well-respected woman, came to apologize personally to her, Yesseca would have no choice but to accept their request immediately.

Yesseca didn't say anything at all.

She looked at the two people standing in front of her with great distaste.

"And what's the reason for the both of you to be

here today?" Yesseca asked.

Madam Quartley didn't answer, while Yuliana sarcastically chimed in, "Oh, Yesseca, didn't you hear that Madam Quartley greeted you just now? It's fine if you didn't greet me, but shouldn't you be greeting Madam Quartley?!" Yuliana deliberately said such words to provoke Madam Quartley. However, she did not expect Madam Quartley to stay calm.

She waved at Yuliana and said, "Forget it. It doesn't matter if she greets us or not."

Yuliana was speechless.

Since Madam Quartley had allowed it, she couldn't say anything else could she?

"Yesseca, I'm here on behalf of Tremaine," Madam Quartley went straight to the point.

When Yesseca heard that Madam Quartley came for Tremaine, she became more irritated. It resulted in her shutting the door directly in both their faces.

Madam Quartley couldn't get a word out in time before the door shut with a bang right in her face. She was slightly stunned by Yesseca's reactions.

Yuliana fanned the flames and said, "Madam Quartley, who did Yesseca think she is? This woman doesn't deserve you to personally pay her a visit at all! Let's just leave."

Yuliana tried to pull Madam Quartley to leave.

However, Madam Quartley stayed put.

She called out, "Yesseca, I'm old and have personally come to visit you. No matter what, you shouldn't have closed the door like that! Do you not have the slightest bit of respect for the elders?"

Although Madam Quartley was old

in age, she was still physically fit and

her voice was loud and clear. The sound proofing system of Yesseca's house wasn't good, hence she heard every word that Madam Quartley said.

Yesseca bit down on her lip and then forced herself to open the door again.

She said to Madam Quartley, "I am opening the door now because I respect you as an elder. However, Madam Quartley, I would like to make myself clear here. There is nothing between Tremaine and I anymore. If you're here to find me because of Tremaine, then you should just leave."

Yuliana immediately tugged at Madam Quartley's sleeve and said, "Madam Quartley, did you hear that? She wants us to leave. Let's go. Let's not stay here and annoy her anymore."

Ignoring Yuliana's pleas, Madam

Quartley said to Yesseca, "Yesseca,

I've come to apologise to you in person this time. You've been wronged because of Qiana's

matters. It's all our fault that we have wronged you when you were innocent!"

Yesseca was dumbstruck when she heard Madam Quartley's words. Suddenly, a sense of sourness burned in her.

Madam Quartley was apologising to her.

She also said that she herself had made a mistake.

If Madam Quartley wasn't standing in front of her right then, she would never believe that Madam Quartley would admit that she herself was wrong!

After all, Madam Quartley was such a noble old lady. She had despised Yesseca very much back at the Quartley Palace. Her words to Yesseca back then were nothing but critics and accusations. But now, she was actually apologizing and admitting that she was wrong!

Yesseca never thought a day like that would come!