My Heart only Beats for You (Natalie Godfrey) novel Chapter 1946

Zorion's gaze was struggling.

After waiting for a long time, he finally said, "Honey, let me think about it. Let me think about it."

Yuliana looked at Zorion coldly and said nothing.

Since he wanted to think, she would let him!

Ruth was taking an IV drip in the ward.

She was already injured, and now that Yuliana had slapped her, it had caused her wound to reopen. There was an infection. She had to be put on an IV drip.

Because of the infection, Ruth had a fever.

She felt dizzy.

In a haze, Tremaine's words still rang in her ears.

"Everyone is equal," Ruth muttered. "The commoners and nobles are equal."

But since they were equal, why could Yuliana insult her and hit her at will?

There was sadness in Ruth's eyes.

Perhaps the sentence that everyone was equal was merely a lie.

There was always going to be inequalities between classes.

Just when Ruth was in a trance, the door opened.

Zorion appeared before her.

Seeing Zorion, Ruth was shocked.

After a while, she shouted, "Mr. Zorion, please leave!"

She was afraid that Yuliana might see them again and cause trouble.

She did not want to cause any more trouble.

She just wanted to stay quietly by herself and tend to her inner wounds.

Zorion acted as if he didn't hear what Ruth said.

He walked up to Ruth and stared at her.

Ruth was stunned for a moment.

Zorion had never looked at her like that.

He looked as if he was probing her, like he had suspicions and complicated emotions about her.

Just as Ruth was about to ask what was going on, Zorion suddenly said, "Ruth, are you a good person?"

Ruth was even more confused.

Why was he asking such a question?

Before she could answer, Zorion said, "Ruth, they,

they said that you're not a good person."

Ruth held her breath.

"Mr. Zorion, who said that I'm not a good person?"

"My wife, Madam Quartley, and even the servants said that you're not a good person," said Zorion, his face full of grievances.

It seemed that he felt aggrieved because of Ruth.

As long as Ruth denied it, Zorion would believe her. He would not believe everyone else. He felt that Ruth was a good person.

Unfortunately, Ruth did not defend herself.

Madam Quartley, Yuliana, and all the servants had said that she was not a good person.

It turned out that so many people had thought of her negatively.

Ruth looked at Zorion. She saw that his face was a little red.

Ruth thought about it.

Zorion should have believed them.

If he did not believe them, why would he come asking her now?

Even if she told Zorion that she was a good person now, what would happen next time? Yuliana hated her to the core, and she would not stop criticizing her in front of Zorion.

If they kept on saying so, Zorion might eventually believe them.