My Heart only Beats for You novel Chapter 2691

Selina was already very annoyed, but Tremaine had pushed her anger to it's limit.

She glared at him and said, "Tremaine, this is between me and my daughter! You stay out of it!"

Tremaine sneered at her.

Selina was attempting to make her daughter apologize to Yesseca for her rude comment, but was so easily stopped with her daughter being stubborn. He noticed that Yesseca had wanted to say something, butthen stopped herself.

He was puzzled as to why Yesseca was acting this way!

Yesseca had always been the one to help talk things through!

Especially when it comes to children!

This little girl was her sister's daughter, no less!

Normally, Yesseca would have jumped in right away to smoother, things over!

Instead, she was simply standing there quietly. This meant that even Yesseca had lost her temper with Selina's daughter!

That's why Tremaine spoke up.

He was expressing the anger and disappointment that Yesseca was feeling!

Tremaine continued, "Matthew is an excellent man, but let's face it! Marrying you and ending up with a daughter like her was clearly a mistake on his part!"

"Shut up!" Selina was so angry that her face was contorted.

Tremaine was about to continue speaking when Yesseca stopped him.

"Tremaine, don't talk to my sister like that!" She said.

He then held back when he realized how serious Yesseca looked.

Seeing her mother so angry, Sabrina decided to add fuel to the flames.

"Look, Mommy! You care so much about, Miss Cowell, but even she's talking about you behind your back with that man! They're probably talking about how horrible you are! All while you're here defending her!"

Sabrina was now referring to Yesseca as Miss Cowell, after seeing how furious had mother was at her for calling Yesseca a hillbilly.

But from the tone of her voice, it was obvious she wasn't saying it out of respect!

Sabrina only did this to make her mother dislike that bread-making hillbilly lady.

However, she didn't realize just how badly her plan had backfired.