My Heart only Beats for You (Natalie Godfrey) novel Chapter 1830

Yesseca immediately asked him what was going on.

Hearing that Yesseca sounded anxious, Matthew comforted her, "Yesseca, don't get anxious. It is nothing much. Selina is down with the flu and she has a fever. She would be fine after taking medicine, but since she's pregnant, she can't take any,"

There was one thing that Matthew had yet to tell Yesseca. Selina's sickness was related to her mood. Selina wasn't in a good mood lately, and the doctor said that her state of mind was affecting her health. If she could get back into a better mood and regulate her diet better, Selina could get better. However, her mood just wasn't improving.

Yesseca knew that Matthew was not a reckless person.

If it was only a small matter, Matthew would not call her.

Yesseca said instantly, "I'll come over immediately,"

"I'll send someone to pick you up." "There's no need," Yesseca rejected his offer.

"You'll be wasting time if you send someone over.

I have a driver, and he'll give me a ride."

After hanging up the phone, Yesseca told Preslie that she needed to go back to Agaphen City. Preslie was dazed to hear that Yesseca was going back to Agaphen City.

Originally, if Yesseca didn't mention Agaphen City, she would be fine. But...

She licked her dry lips.

She wanted to go home and have a look.

Even though she wasn't in a good place with her family, she had lived there for years. She still had feelings for her hometown.

An impulse rose within Preslie.

She put the impulse into practical action. "Yesseca, I'll come with you."

Yesseca agreed without hesitation.

When they arrived downstairs, they found that although the car was still parked there, the driver was gone.

Yesseca figured that the driver was probably gone because he had something to deal with. She didn't have the driver's number and didn't know when he would be back. She then decided to hail a taxi back to the border and then take a boat to Agaphen City.

In the Perry family's Villa.

Selina was lying on the bed.

She had a wet towel on her forehead, and she didn't look very well.

Matthew poured a cup of warm water for her and asked her to drink it.

She waved him away, "I don't want to drink anymore. My stomach is full of water. I can't drink anymore. If I drink more, my stomach will explode,"

Matthew's voice was gentle. "You still need to drink. The doctor told me that this will make you recover faster."

Selina sighed, "I really wish I wasn't pregnant. Then, I would be able to take that shot and get better,"

Matthew's eyes narrowed. "Selina, this isn't anything serious. You'll get better even without the shot. All you need to do is cheer up."

Selina didn't say anything.

After a while, she spoke softly, "But I'm can't. Ever since Yesseca went to Nashaland, I felt upset and unsettled. I kept on thinking that if it weren't for me, Yesseca wouldn't meet Kyi in, and whatever happened next won't happen. Did you know that

the last time I met Kylin, I..."

Selina could not continue.

The day she went overseas to visit Kylin, she was shocked to see that Kylin had lost so much weight, although he kept insisting that he was doing well over the phone. The sight made Selina feel so guilty, and it was the same night that she fell sick.

She hadn't recovered from her cold since that day.

Matthew wrapped her hands in his. "Selina, there is no absolute right or wrong in this matter. What's more, if Tremaine didn't crash the wedding that day, maybe Yesseca and Kylin would live happily. You can't predict what will happen next, and your intentions were good."

"My intention was good," Selina smiled bitterly. "But I still did something wrong."

Matthew fixated his gaze on Selina. "Silly girl, no one can do everything right. You have to understand that."