My Heart only Beats for You (Natalie Godfrey) novel Chapter 2549

As if this was some amazing place.

Her restraint caused Yesseca's heart to ache.

Many children would have loathed coming to this fast food restaurant of an inferior brand.

But Dory was so reserved.

The specialty of the restaurant was its fast service.

In less than 15 minutes, a large spread of food was served on the table.

Hamburgers, ice- creams, french fries, fried chickens...

The large table was full to the brim.

Dory's eyes were blown wide open.

Yesseca chuckled, "I've ordered each of everything. Don't worry, I have money. You can eat whatever you want."

Dory swallowed down her saliva.

She still whispered, "Aunt, we can't waste money even if you have it. Otherwise, we'd better return these. We can't eat so much."

Yesseca's eyes glimmered.

This child was really sensible.

It was obvious that a large table of delicious food was an irresistible temptation to her.

Yet she could still say such words.

It was not an easy thing to do for her age.

Yesseca then said in a gentle voice, "You can't return them once you've ordered it. It won't be a waste. If you can't finish it, then pack it up and bring it back."

It was only then Dory didn't say anything further.

She began to eat.

Yesseca noticed that even the hands that were holding the hamburgers were shivering.

"Don't be nervous, Dory. Eat slowly."

Dory lifted her head, an embarrassed expression on her tiny face, "Aunt, I've never eaten a hamburger before. I -1 saw someone else eat one and I was so envious."

Yesseca's breathe froze.

Her heart went out a little more towards Dory.

She reached out a hand to touch her face and stated, "Dory, next time if you want to eat a hamburger, then just look for me. Or if you want to eat something else, you can also look for me. Whatever you want to eat, I'll buy them for you."

A fragmented light glimmered within Dory's eyes.

It wasn't a light of anticipation, nor was it a light of excitement.

It was a light of gratitude.

"Thank you, Aunt."

An hour later, Dory was on her way home.

It was at that moment she realized that the food that was packed up was meant for her.

She should share it with her mother.

Although her mother always hit her, scolded her, nor did she once have a smile on her face...

But that was still her mother.

She had heard about it from the neighbor next door.

That it was painful for the adults to give birth to children.

Therefore, children owed adults a lot of gratitude.

Dory bit her small lips.

She then made a decision.

She could not keep these packed delicacies for

herself to eat slowly.

She wanted to share it with her mother.

She took the food to the living room and put it on the dining table.

Next, she sat on the chair.

For the first time, she was looking forward to her mother's return.

She thought that when her mother came back and saw the food, she would be very happy.