My Heart only Beats for You (Natalie Godfrey) novel Chapter 1603

Yesseca was silent.

She looked at deep fried oyster mushrooms on her plate. They looked fine.

"Montez, these mushrooms look pretty good to me."

"I'm not talking about these. I'm saying that my daddy's oyster mushroom has mutated." Montez sighed.

Yesseca was still quiet.

She was very confused.

"Tremaine's mushroom has mutated?"

Tremaine went to answer the phone. He hadn't touched any of his mushrooms.

Seeing that Yesseca didn't understand, Montez quickly explained, "Daddy took an icy cold shower last night. So, he got sick and his mushroom mutated. Daddy is really dumb. Why did he take a cold shower when the weather was so cold?"

Yesseca became even more confused.

What, what was Montez talking about?

"Why did your daddy's mushroom evolve?"

Yesseca asked.

Perhaps it was because she was puzzled and anxious, because she had asked this rather loudly.

Some people who were eating, turned and looked at her. Tremaine had just walked back at the time.

He caught everything Yesseca said.

Tremaine was quiet.

He had never felt so embarrassed before in his entire life, he could feel it sweep through his entire body. He wanted to leave the restaurant right away.

But Montez spotted him.

He called out to him immediately, "Daddy, you're back!"

There was an awkward pause.

All the other customers who heard Yesseca earlier, when she said "Why did your daddy's mushroom mutate?" looked at Tremaine with strange looks.

Tremaine's face darkened slightly.

It was obvious that both Montez, a child, and Yesseca, a pure and simple woman, didn't quite catch the double entendre that question implied.

He walked over and said, "I'm not eating here. Let's go somewhere else."

He couldn't sit here and eat his meal peacefully with all these eyes on him.

Montez asked, confused, "Why don't you want to eat here? Is it because they serve mushrooms here? Don't worry, there aren't any mutations with their mushrooms here."

"Montez!" Tremaine's face looked very stern.

Montez shivered.

"Daddy looks so scary."

Montez struggled to get into Yesseca's arms. He cowered pitifully, "Yesseca, Daddy is so scary."

She quickly comforted him by patting his head.

She felt that Tremaine had gone overboard.

She thought that it might have been because of the oyster mushrooms that Montez ate at home. The mushrooms had mutated, so Montez was probably fixated with those mushrooms.

It wasn't Montez's fault. Why was Tremaine so angry at him?

She looked at Tremaine. "Mr. Quartley, no one likes mutated mushrooms. What would you do with them? Do you enjoy eating mutated oyster mushrooms? If you do, you can enjoy them all by yourself, but we won't have any."

Suddenly, someone laughed quietly.

Tremaine's face had hardened.

He picked Montez up from Yesseca's arms, and then stormed out.

Yesseca quickly followed them out.

"Yesseca, Yesseca!" Montez flailed while being held in Tremaine's arms.

Yesseca managed to stop Tremaine and said, "Mr. Quartley, why are you taking Montez away? We haven't finished our lunch yet."

"No, we're going home!" Tremaine said coldly.

Yesseca was quiet.

Why didn't he want to eat there?

Montez knew Tremaine wanted to leave. He knew it was useless to say anything at this point. He could only say sorrowfully to Yesseca, "Yesseca, well see each other again."