My Heart only Beats for You (Natalie Godfrey) novel Chapter 1531

Then, Tremaine's gaze travelled and landed on Yesseca.

The footage surprised Tremaine.

He never thought that Yesseca would stand up for a female customer she had never met before.

He didn't expect that Yesseca would work as a salesgirl at a shopping mall.

If she was vain and materialistic, how and why would she work as a salesgirl at a shopping mall?

If she was crafty and manipulative, why would she help a stranger and offend another stranger and drag herself into such a mess?

Tremaine managed to catch some of Yesseca's words when he and Montez joined the crowd.

It was obvious over what happened that Yesseca didn't have any crisis management abilities.

Her obstinate streak and words would only put her in an even more dangerous situation.

Tremaine narrowed his eyes slightly.

All of a sudden, he had an interest in Yesseca.

He found himself wondering what sort of woman she was.

It turned out that his thoughts and opinions of Yesseca were all wrong and misunderstood on his part.

After they finished their meal, Montez asked Yesseca to follow them back home.

Yesseca refused.

Montez pouted his lips.

"I'll come and find you next time then, Yesseca." Montez finally gave up.

"Sure," Yesseca agreed.

Montez looked at Tremaine with puppy eyes and said, "Daddy, you should send Yesseca home. Otherwise, she will have to take the bus home again."

Emotions surged in Tremaine's eyes.

It turned out that Yesseca had always used public transport as her mode of transportation.

"Sure," Tremaine spoke in a low voice after a while.

Montez tugged at Yesseca's hand. "Yesseca, my dad agreed to send you home."

Yesseca originally didn't want Tremaine to send her back. But since he agreed, she had no choice but to accept the offer.

However, she didn't ask Tremaine to send her back home. She asked him to drop her off at the mall as she needed to work.

It was the peak hour and the road was congested. The car drove a small distance and stopped frequently.

Montez had a habit of taking a nap every afternoon. Since it was his naptime, he dozed off.

Since there was no blanket in the car, Yesseca simply held Montez in her arms to prevent him from getting cold in the car.

Tremaine took in everything from the rearview mirror.

His gaze was intense.

"You like children a lot."

Yesseca was startled.

She came to her senses and only then realized that Tremaine was talking to her.

She smiled and said, "I'm fine with them. I didn't know I like kids so much until I met Montez."

Tremaine didn't answer.

Yesseca had thought that the conversation would end here, but she didn't expect that Tremaine would ask again when they stopped at the intersection of the next traffic light, "Why do you want to go back to the mall and work?"

Yesseca raised her eyebrow. "Why shouldn't I? Are you referring to what happened just now? That's nothing. Everyone goes through some bad times and suffers some unjust thing in their lives. Even if you're rich, you'll have to go through the downs in life, not to mention for someone poor like me. It's not a big deal to me."

Yesseca decided to let bygones be bygones seeing as how Tremaine helped her.

Life was short, so why fuss over something in the past?

Everything would decompose into dirt and soil anyway.

Tremaine stopped his car as the traffic built up.

He glanced back at Yesseca.