My Heart only Beats for You

Selina was surprised to see Lothar here.

"Oh, it's you, Lothar!" Selina said. She continued, "Why are you here?" People would usually bring along their pets when they visited Pet Home. However, Lothar was alone.

Lothar scratched his head, embarrassed, and said, "I was just thinking of buying sfood for Rocky when I happened to pass by this store." Selina was even more surprised.

She didn't expect Lothar to be so kind.

"Oh, you don't have to buy anything for Rocky. I'll buy anything it needs," Selina said.

Lothar smiled.

He wanted to say something before he was struck by a realization.

"What's wrong?" Lothar asked carefully, "Were you crying?" Selina was stunned.

She pretended to say in a casual tone, trying hard to conceal the truth, "What are you talking about? I haven't been crying." Lothar pointed at Selina's eyes and said, "Your eyes are still red and puffy. How dare you deny it.

Selina bit her lip.

She had cried so badly just now that her eyes were still red and puffy even though a long thad passed. She was about to tell Lothar that her eyes were irritated by dust. Unexpectedly, Lothar grabbed hold of her hand. She was stunned.

She freed her hand from Lothar's grip and said unhappily, "What are you doing!" Lothar glanced at Selina's hand and said, "Don't think too much about it. I'm not trying to take advantage of you. You're so ugly. I feel that you're the one who is taking advantage ofinstead when I hold your hand." Selina was speechless.

She stared at Lothar without saying anything.

"Follow me, I'll take you someplace." "What sort of place?" "Just cwith me," Lothar said with a mysterious look.

He brought Selina to a coffee shop and ordered six cups of it. He even ordered the largest size for each cup. The sight of all six of them arranged in a row was truly magnificent.

"Why did you buy so many cups of coffee?" Selina frowned and asked.

"For us to drink." "Are you a hippopotamus that you need so much water to survive?" Lothar said seriously, "I would like to compete with you. Each of us has to drink three cups of coffee. Whoever finishes their drinks first wins." Selina was speechless. She said, "I'm not going to play such a pointless gwith you." Lothar said mysteriously, "Well, I'll tell you a secret if you win this competition." "What is it about?" "It's a secret way to alleviate your sadness." Selina was stunned for a moment.

She thought, 'A secret way to alleviate sadness?' 'Does it really work?' "I'm serious," Lothar said sincerely.

Looking at Lothar's solemn expression, Selina changed her mind.

She thought she'd give it a try.

After all, she had nothing to lose.

The competition began. Lothar drank the coffee quickly. As for Selina, she mustered all her energy to drink everything as fast as she could. In the end, she won by a slim margin. Selina sat on the chair, gasping for breath. Her stomach was full. Search the FindWebsite on Gøøgle to access chapters of early and in the highest quality.

This was the first tshe had drunk so much coffee in just a few minutes. She felt as if her stomach was about to burst.

"You're amazing!" Lothar gave Selina a thumbs up.

Selina asked feebly, "Can you tellthe secret way to alleviate sadness now?" "Haven't I already told you?" Selina was speechless.

She asked with a puzzled look on her face, "When did you tell me?" Lothar's gaze fell on Selina's belly and said, "Are you still worrying about the thing that was making you sad just now?" Selina did not know what to say.

She was utterly speechless.

It turned out that this had been the secret method mentioned by Lothar.

However, it seemed to have been quite useful.

Selina was so full that she was out of breath. She couldn't think of anything else.

Selina thought, 'D*mn it! My stomach is so full." This was the first tfor Selina to have this feeling.

She was so full that she had stopped worrying about other matters.

"Lothar, you're amazing! This really works!" Selina said.

Lothar smiled. Then, he seemed to be unhappy and said, "Actually, I always feel sad, so I do this whenever I start feeling sad." Selina was slightly stunned.

Although Selina had just gotten to know Lothar and had only met him a few times, she could tell that Lothar was a youthful energetic person.

She had thought that Lothar was always cheerful and optimistic, and had never felt sad before.

"Why would you be sad?" Selina couldn't help but ask.

Lothar lowered his voice and said, "Because a lot of things happened to my family..."

Lothar stopped talking for a moment and then continued with a smile, "So, I always eat a lot of food whenever my mind is in a mess. I make myself feel so full that I stop dwelling on any unhappy memories." Selina sighed and said, "You really are a very peculiar person."

Lothar smiled, but it didn't reach his eyes. "I'm not as rich as some, who m would be able to go car racin@dr traveling whenever they were upset. Even so, I still have enough money to buy food, thus eating is the only way forto de-stress." Selina thought of something.

What Lothar said reminded her of someone familiar.

She tried her best to recall the memory.

The way Lothar spoke resembled how Natalie had spoken in the past.

Selina couldn't help but say, "Lothar, the way you spoke just now remindedof someone that I know!" "Who is it?" Lothar asked curiously.

"My sister-in-law!" Lothar was speechless.

He said, "Stop joking. I am a tall, strong man. How could it be possible forto speak like a woman?" "It's true," Selina said seriously. She continued, "The way you spoke did resemble my sister-in-law. She had a poor upbringing. Fortunately, she married my brother, who is very rich. She lives a blissful life with him now." Lothar said in disbelief, "Their social backgrounds don't match up. Is that really okay?" Selina smiled and said, "Yes, that's what everyone has been thinking. Still they've been together for awhile now with no problems so far. They even have a kid with another on the way." Then, Selina paused and continued, "My sister-in-law was born with low social status. But, she's always remained optimistic." Something rippled in Lothar's gaze.

After a moment, he sighed and said, "It must be an illusion for a person with a low social status to be optimistic." Selina looked at Lothar, confused.

"Why?" she asked.

"Because it's impossible for a person with a low social status to be optimistic. Have you everexperienced the feeling of being driven into a corner because of poverty? Have you ever faced the feeling of despair because of that slack of money?" Selina frowned and asked, "Have you experienced it before?" Lothar did not reply.

Of course, he had been through that experience. Otherwise, he wouldn't have said so much about After buying life insurance, his own mother had thought that the payment received upon her death would relieve their poverty and alleviate the siblings' suffering.at was unfortunate that this had not ended up according to her hopes.