My Heart only Beats for You (Natalie Godfrey) novel Chapter 1892

Once he was done talking, he walked out of the bedroom.

Because if he didn't leave now, he really wouldn't be able to hold back anymore.

Tremaine arranged for his private jet to send him to Agaphen City.

The two of them had agreed to meet at a bar.

As soon as these two good-looking men entered the bar, they drew attention from everyone around them, especially women.

Many of them tried to get close to Tremaine and Matthew.

Both of them laid down a stack of money on the waiter's tray at the same time. They requested that they be left alone and that no one approach them.

After that, the two of them looked at each other.

"I hate women who come to these bars." Tremaine spoke first.

"Same here." Matthew agreed.

Tremaine continued, "But you can only get in the mood to drink in a place like this."

The waiter then returned and served them some wine. Because of the money they paid, the waiter had brought along some bouncers to ensure that no one would disturb them.

Before they started drinking, Matthew prefaced, "Mr. Quartley, we're drinking just for fun tonight. Don't get drunk."

Tremaine laughed, "You underestimate me. You think I'm a lightweight?"

Matthew smiled and didn't challenge him.

Tremaine raised his glass of wine at Matthew and said, "Cheers." Following that, he downed the entire glass of wine in one gulp. Matthew followed suit.

Tremaine felt a little better after the chilled wine slid down into his stomach. He then looked at Matthew and asked, "I need to ask you whether Yesseca always goes crazy with you guys?"

"No." Matthew answered.

Tremaine frowned and said, "No? Did I owe her a debt in my last life? Is that why she's gone crazy and only brings me trouble?"

For Tremaine, tonight was a total disaster!

Although tonight was a dinner which he had planned to resolve his current problems, while for Yesseca, it was nothing more than a regular meal. But she was the one who was acting strange.

Tremaine thought about this for a while but couldn't understand what he had done wrong. He just didn't know why Yesseca had gotten upset so quickly again.

Matthew sighed to himself when he heard Tremaine say that.

Tremaine really didn't understand women at all.

Matthew would have to work very hard to teach him.

If it were someone else, he wouldn't have had the patience to do so. But since it was Tremaine, he had to be patient, for Yesseca.

He couldn't leave Yesseca to suffer like this.

Only by helping Tremaine understand how women think, could they actually get along and eventually live happily together.

Matthew patiently said, "Mr. Quartley, only a woman who is capricious and rude in front of you truly loves you."

Tremaine nearly spat out the wine in his mouth as Matthew said that!

What?!

"A woman being willful and rude to you is how you know she loves you!"

"Are you saying a woman shows that she loves you when she goes crazy?"

This was the first time Tremaine had ever heard such a statement.

Putting down the formalities made them feel closer as friends.

Tremaine listened appreciatively.

He said, "Yes, you know me a lot better than that dumb goose Yesseca. If only that woman was half as smart as you."

"Tremaine, tell me everything the two of you talked about from the moment you went to pick up Yesseca, spare no detail." Matthew asked.

Yesseca wasn't someone who would cause trouble for no reason. Matthew guessed that there must be details that Tremaine hadn't paid attention to.

Tremaine told his story again and went into detail with every conversation he had with Yesseca.

Matthew had a much clearer picture after he had heard the whole story.

He then declared, "Tremaine, I know why Yesseca is angry."

Tremaine narrowed his eyes. "Why?"

"Did Princess Navidia dress beautifully this evening? Was she dressed in fine clothing?"

Matthew asked.

Tremaine had honestly forgotten.

He thought about it carefully and remembered that she was dressed in fine clothing, but it wasn't very beautiful in his opinion.

Tremaine answered, "She was dressed quite well, but she wasn't beautiful at all. Ugly people are so troublesome."

Matthew was silent.

He then explained, "Yesseca was dressed very casually that night, wasn't she, Tremaine? If I'm not mistaken, you didn't tell her where you were going to take her, nor did you tell her who would be joining you two for dinner. She also didn't get to change into something more appropriate for the occasion."

Tremaine said without any hesitation, "I didn't tell her in advance because she would know the moment we got there. Before we left, she did ask me if I wanted her to change into a dress. I told her that I didn't, because she looked good in anything so there was no need for her to change her clothes."