Need You Now
Chapter 58 I cared

In the quiet graveyard, held a large bunch of flowers in her hands, Heidy walked on the road of cement with a heavy heart. It was the birthday of her father. Every year before, the house was lively. Her father would arrange an appointment with all the Hua family members to have a meal and chat with them. But today, she felt so lonely.

Finally, she came to the tomb of her father. Heidy squatted down and put the bouquet in front of the tomb. She looked at the man on the tombstone and smiled brilliantly, "Dad, today is your birthday. I come to see you. Are you celebrating with mom in the heaven? You must be very happy to finally reunite with mom.

Tears ran down her cheeks as she looked at the smiling of her father. Tears streamed down her cheeks before she could wipe them off. Thinking of her sadness in these days, Heidy said sadly, "Dad, I want to go with you. I'm so lonely now.'

Before her father died, she had a happy marriage. She had husband's love, father's love and sister's care. But now, all her efforts had gone in vain. She had to endure betrayal, work pressure, threats from JA Group and the gazes from those who wanted to embarrass her. Heidy thought life was too bad.

Heidy raised her hand and gently stroked the tombstone. In a soft voice, she said, "Dad, let's talk. A lot of things have happened these days..."

Leaning on the tombstone, Heidy shared the news with her father one by one. Just like when her father was still alive, she always held his neck and happily talked about everything that happened in life. Every time, he would listen kindly without being interrupted.

She kept talking, venting her emotions. With the release of her depression, Heidy felt much better. It started to rain unwittingly. However, Heidy didn't stop talking. She kept talking and laughing. The cemetery was so quiet that no sound could be heard.

It rained more and more heavily. Looking at the tombstone, she said chokingly, "Dad, I'm not a brave girl, but I'll try my best to be brave. Father, don't worry about me. I will live well..."

Suddenly, the rain seemed to stop. Puzzled, Heidy raised her head and saw an umbrella over her head. Curious, she turned around and found Hearst standing behind her, with an umbrella on his hand, trying to shield her from the rain. Seeing him, Heidy's eyes were shocked: "Mr. Tan?"

Holding an umbrella, Hearst took off his coat and draped it over her. A mellow and nice voice sounded, "Well, I'll stay with you." These simple words suddenly warmed her heart.

She could feel the warmth from his body and the familiar smell from his nose. Heidy turned to her father and said with a smile, "Dad, I just talked about Mr. Tan. You must know him, right? You don't need to worry about the business. Everything would be fine. Daddy, you are looking at me in the sky. Please pay attention to me. I'll come to see you whenever I have time..."

Said Hearst, standing straight there and staring at the back of Heidy's head. She spoke softly all the time, as if she were talking to her father. She said smilingly with her red eyes. She was so pitiful. After a long time, in the end she said reluctantly, "Dad, I'm leaving. Don't worry about me. You should be happy on your birthday. Dad, I love you. Tell mom for me that I love her, too. I'm unfair. "As she spoke, Heidy opened her arms and embraced the cold gravestone, tears falling quietly.

After squatting for a long time, she slowly leaned her body when she stood up. Seeing this, Hearst held on to her slender waist immediately. Holding her, he said to her in a hoarse voice, "let me help you." Heidy nodded in a soft voice. Then Hearst held her shoulders and headed down the mountain with her. On their way to the foothill, Heidy felt her heart beating very fast in his arms.

Hearst opened the car door, and held Heidy to the passenger seat of Bugatti Veyron. Then Hearst's driver went back to drive Heidy's car.

Turning up the air conditioner in the car, Hearst looked over at her: "Is it cold?

Shaking her head, Heidy replied softly, "No, I'm not." Then Heidy turned to look out the window. Looking out of the window at the rain, she felt lonely.

Looking at her side face, Hearst frowned. In silence, he kept stepping on the accelerator and the car sped through the rain.

They arrived at the villa where Hearst was. Then, holding on to Heidy, they walked into the house. Her clothes were almost dry, but her hair was still wet. In the bedroom, Hearst got a big towel from the bathroom and put it directly on the head of Heidy. Then, Hearst put his hands over her head and carefully helped her wipe her hair.

Heidy said nothing and just looked at the man in front of her quietly. All his actions warmed her cold heart. The built ice wall began to melt. "Thank you, Mr. Tan. If you didn't show up early, I would have become a drowned rat. " Heidy teased.

"Don't be so silly next time. If you get sick in the rain, you will have to suffer." Said Hearst in a grave voice.

With a bitter smile, Heidy said calmly, "Nobody cares about me. I don't have any relatives in the world. "

Hearing her words, Hearst frowned more tightly. Seeing her sad face, he said in a low voice, "I care."

With a thump in her heart, Heidy's heart missed a beat. Looking up at him, Heidy took the topic off and asked curiously, "How do you know I'm there?"

The movement in his hand did not stop, Hearst said lowly, "Today is your father's birth sacrifice."

Hearing his answer, Heidy nodded and said smilingly, "Yes, you know him well. You know what? Two months ago, I discussed with my father about how to celebrate his birthday this year. When I said I was going to travel, father laughed at me and said he didn't like traveling. He told me that I would do something I like in the name of celebrating his birthday..."

As she spoke, she felt a lump in her throat, but managed to hold it back. "In the past, no matter what I did to upset him, he would only scold me for a few words and never get angry with me. Dad said Mom was his favorite woman and I was his sweetheart." Said Heidy with a smile.

He pressed her shoulders and held her in his arms. Touching her head with a towel across her palm, Hearst said hoarsely: "In the future, you are my sweetheart."

Heidy didn't say anything, but sobbed in his arms. She slowly lifted her hand and landed it on his back. It was the first time that she had hugged him, and she felt warm in her heart. It was quiet. Neither of them spoke. Silently venting her emotions, quietly pouring out her hidden fragility.

It was as if a century had passed. Finally, Heidy left his arms. Seeing that his shirt had been wet a lot, she said embarrassedly, "Sorry, it's wet."

Holding her face with his hands, Hearst replied lightly, "nothing."

She was really sad today, but he had always been with her. Just as she said, she was lonely during this period. "Do you remember what you said the other day?" Asked Heidy nervously.

Knowing what she meant, Hearst asked in confusion: "What is it?"

With her cheeks flushed, Heidy turned around, and said in a very low voice, "You said, about the wedding..."

With a laughter, Hearst held on to her chin and pulled it up, "I'm not kidding."

Struggling in her heart for a few minutes, Heidy looked at him with her clothes in her hands and said: "Then let's fall in love. I don't want the shotgun marriage. If I regret for divorcing you one day, I will divorce for the second time and no one will marry me. A relationship between a man and a woman not for the purpose of getting married is a hoodlum, so...

"Okay." Hearst said with a low smile, "One day, I will make you willing to be my wife."

With a slight smile on her face, Heidy said, "I hope so." She was still uneasy about marriage. But he was so good that she could fall in love with him. Besides, there were other reasons.

"Yes. I want to have a stamp on it." Said Hearst in a low and deep voice. Then, he directly kissed on her lips, warming her up.

At the sight of his enlarged face, Heidy's heart beat faster. Heidy slowly closed her eyes, hugged his neck with hesitation and clumsily responded to his kiss. Hearing her response, he kissed her harder. They both fell down on the bed. Heidy was a little nervous, "I'm hungry..."

She was breathing fast. Seeing the red face of the woman beneath him, he was reluctant to let go of her lips. Rubbing her lips with his finger pulps, Hearst said in a hoarse voice, "HMM. Go and take a shower, change your clothes and go downstairs for dinner."

Pushing him away shyly, Heidy sat up and pinned her hair behind her ears: "Well, I'll go to the bathroom first." Then, she rushed to the bathroom in a hurry.

Looking at her back, Hearst couldn't help laughing. Their relationship had finally changed further. Obviously, he liked this change.

In the bathroom, looking at her ruddy body in the mirror, she put her hand on her chest, feeling the frequency of her heartbeat. Thinking of the passionate kiss just now, Heidy thought it was so amazing. It was not the first time they had kissed, but she felt relaxed. Was it because their relationship had changed? At the thought of the intimate contact between lovers, she felt relaxed.

"Heidy, I believe you can do it. He might be a trustworthy man." Heidy smiled and said to herself in the mirror.

She turned around, took a shower with great pleasure☐☐☐☐☐☐☐☐☐☐☐☐☐☐