My Heart only Beats for You

Erine glanced at both Saoirse and Liselle warily, "Who on earth are you people? What do you want?" Liselle repeated patiently, "Haven't I just told you that Miss Saoirse is William's wife and thus the mistress of this villa? Quickly let us in." Erine was shocked and suspicious of Saoirse.

The woman in front of her was not only stunningly beautiful, but also carried an air of elegance and class.

Erine had been working with Matthew for a long time, so she naturally had a discerning eye for people.

This woman was no ordinary person. She also didn't look like a mentally ill person who would knock on other's doors as a joke.

"Please wait here," Erine said and went off.

She then immediately made a phone call to Selina It took stfor the call to connect.

Before Selina could even say anything, Erine said hastily, "Miss Selina, please cback quickly. Something serious has happened back home. Please hurry back!" Selina's voice rang out after a small tlag, "What happened?" As opposed to Erine's panicked and agitated voice, Selina sounded dull and lethargic.

All kinds of uneasiness flashed through Erine's eyes.

It would be difficult for Erine to cover up the fact that a woman had appeared at their door, claiming that she was Mrs. Perry. It would be better if Selina knew the truth and could cand take care of the issue herself.

Erine lowered her voice and said, "Miss Selina, there's a woman claiming to be the Madam of the Perry family. I'm afraid it may be one of Mr. Perry's admirers. Miss Selina, please cback and have a look." The other end of the phone was silent.

Erine began to feel uncontrollably anxious, "Miss Selina, why won't you say something?" Selina finally spoke, "Erine, she's not just sadmirer. She's Matthew's wife and, also, the Madam of the Perry family's villa. Please treat her well." Then, the phone call was ended.

Selina had hung up the phone immediately.

Erine stood frozen and dumbfounded.

She had initially thought that the woman was one of Matthew's suitors and that she had cto his house to seduce him. Thus she phoned Selina because that supposed suitor's beauty was extravagant, but she did not expect Selina to say something like this! Selina held a book in her hand.

Right before Erine called her, she had been reading a to calm herself down.

However, she didn't anticipate that after only flipping through a few pages...

A loud smash echoed throughout the room.

She had harshly thrown the book across the room.

How could she find speace right now? How could her heart ever enter a state of serenity? That woman had actually went to the Perry family's villa and even claimed to be Matthew's wife.

But indeed she was! Selina recollected what Tobias had previously told her.

Every word that cout of his lips made sense.

Matthew was truly in a sticky situation.

Nonetheless, since he already had her by his side, he should put an end to his previous relationship as soon as possible. But he still hadn't made an end of things. Matthew's indecisiveness could be due to something else lurking in the shadows, or to Saoirse's good looks.

Selina's knuckles turned white at the thought.

Saoirse was so beautiful that even a woman would be attracted by her.

Selina had zero faith that Matthew wouldn't be tempted by her at all.

Meanwhile, Brine had no choice but to call Matthew.

"Where are you, Mr. Perry? Two women cup to our house and one of them even says that she is your Matthew interrupted her before she could finish, "Let them in, and wait forto cback." Prine was bewildered by his commands.

She tentatively questioned him, "Mr. Perry, do you know that woman?" Matthew did not reply her for a moment.

"I'll be right back," he did not answer Brine's enquiry.

Then, he hung up.

Brine had no choice but to welcboth Liselle and Saoirse into the house.

Liselle was annoyed with Erine's lengthy absence so she let out a loud huff.

wife..." She said in discontented manner, "How dare a mere maid let Miss Saoirse wait so long!" However, Erine was no pushover.

She retorted, "Aren't you a servant as well?" Erine had stricks up her sleeves too, so she could naturally identify Liselle's true position.

Liselle was about to fight back when Saoirse gave the girl a stare from the corner of her eyes.

"Liselle, don't be disrespectful to those in William's house!" Liselle fell silent at her words.

When entering the Perry family's villa, Saoirse accidentally cacross a large vegetable patch. Her eyes stilled at this sight. A vegetable garden? She had just observed how refined and sophisticated the design of the Perry family villa was. The sudden appearance of a large vegetable field was a great contradiction to the villa's interior.

Moreover, she couldn't imagine a man like William planting vegetables in his own home.

Liselle noticed the vegetable patch too.

She was so surprised that her jaw almost dropped.

She couldn't stop herself from exclaiming, "Why would there be vegetable garden in Mr. Perry's villa?" Why would anyone of the upper-class society plant vegetables in his own home? Prine didn't like this woman named Liselle. She had a bad feeling about her.

Seeing how Liselle made a fuss about such simple things, Prine couldn't help but answer sarcastically, "Mr. Perry likes planting vegetables. He especially likes cabbages, radishes, and tomatoes. Is that not permitted?" Liselle immediately ceased her shouting.

A hint of embarrassment crossed Saoirse face upon hearing Prine's words. Moments later, she let out a sigh.

Despite her being married to William for so many years, with half a year spent together, it seemed that she really didn't know anything about this man. Prine then ushered Saoirse and Liselle to the living room. Although Prine did not like them, she still attended to them respectfully as Mr. Perry's guests. She brought out cups of hot coffee for them.

However, they were both not in the mood for coffee.

Instead, they immediately started chatting.

Liselle asked, "Miss Saoirse, when do you think he'll return home?" Saoirse shook her head and said, "It should be soon. That maid just now must have reported back to William." Liselle didn't appear to like Erine either.

She looked down at her, saying, "Why did Mr. Perry find such an old woman to serve him?"

As soon as these words left her mouth, Erine, who had previously in already left, popped back in. She then raised her voice and said, "Of course Mr. Perry would look for an old maid for himself. Young, servants only know to fall at his feet and seduce him all day!" Liselle was furious at Erine's words, "Miss Saoirse is William's wife!" Erine was just about to retort when Saoirse began to speak.

She looked at Erine apologetically, "I'm so sorry. My servant is so insensible that she has caused you a great disturbance." After saying that, she glared at Liselle, "Liselle, did I not tell you beforehand to not show any disrespect for those working under William?" Liselle hung her down apologetically.

Erine didn't say anything in return after Saoirse's statement.

She decided to ignore them both and wait at the door for Matthew's return.

After Erine left, Liselle looked at Saoirse again and said, "MissSaoirse, that old woman deserves a lesson. Once you becthe head of this family, you must give her a severe lesson!" Liselle thought that Saoirse had only said the previous words because Erine was present.

Yet Saoirse's eyes dimmed as she warned, "Liselle, you've forgotten what I just said!" Liselle understood the meaning behind Saoirse's words, so she fell silent and clenched her hands tightly together.

Still, she was not happy with the outcome.

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