My Heart only Beats for You (Natalie Godfrey)

Even so, Yesseca felt that not even biological sisters could have done what Selina did for her. After so many years, Selina was a constant part of her life.

She had received her brother's loving- kindness and swore to take good care of herself.

In spite of that, many people tend to forget those promises overtime.

Except for Selina.

A gentle light flashed across Yesseca's eyes.

Sure enough, her brother did not misjudge.

Plus the decision she made at the time when Essie failed to alienate her was the right one.

The next day, Yesseca's breakfast set was put on the menu.

Due to the fact that Yesseca had obtained the milk at the most favorable price with the intention to yield profits from it, the selling price of the milk plus sandwich breakfast set was no higher than that of a single bottle of milk bought from outside. Hence, in a short period of time, the breakfast set that came with the milk ran out. Many people who came to Yesseca's patisserie purposely for the milk breakfast set took a reservation card just to secure a set every morning.

That morning, as soon as Yesseca's store opened, it was packed with people who came to buy their breakfast sets.

"The quality of this milk is especially good. I need to pay 15 dollars for one bottle in the mall, but this together with the sandwich only adds up to 13 dollars. With the price this cheap, it's definitely a bargain to buy it." "Right? You can have sandwiches and milk in the morning for only 13 dollars, such a good deal."

"I really liked to eat her sandwiches. I used to do some baking, hence I can tell that the ingredients she used are the best of the best. The boss is a good person."

The crowd chatted amongst themselves as they lined up within the store.

Whereas Yesseca and Preslie worked without pause, busy as they were from collecting money and packaging.

In between, there were also some customers who struck up a conversation with them and praised their pastries and desserts for being extremely delicious. They even told Yesseca and Preslie to expand the store. This customer's proposal aroused the approval of all the customers present.

"That's right! Boss, you really need to expand the store. Look, we're so packed in until there's no space at all."

"It needs to be expanded at least three times the size to be able to accommodate the current number of customers."

"Boss, how about you open a

branch? I'm from Nashaland and I rushed here just for your breakfast meal set If you open a branch there,

I won't have to run so far. It's

s okay

during summer time, but it wilt be

difficult to do the same when winter

hits."

Upon the torrent of requests from the crowd of customers, Yesseca and Preslie looked at each other in dismay.

Finally, Preslie opened her mouth and replied, "Don't worry. We will consider everyone's suggestion. Thank you for your support."

At about 10 o'clock, there were no more customers in the patisserie at long last.

Yesseca and Preslie were about to collapse from fatigue.

They were tired to the point that they had no strength to continue baking the desserts in the

kitchen.

"Preslie, I think we should recruit a few people. Otherwise, I'm afraid we won't be able to hold on for long if things continue like this." Yesseca wasn't someone who couldn't endure hardships. If it wasn't for the fact that she was utterly exhausted, she definitely wouldn't have said it.

Preslie agreed to that idea very much.

She stretched out her arms to work out the kinks from them, "Yes, I think my hands are about to break. I can't stand it if it goes on like this." "Then I'll make a recruitment notice later." Yesseca said.

Preslie also added, "Didn't the customers earlier mention something about a store expansion and opening a new branch?" Yesseca hesitated somewhat.

After all, their patisserie had only been open for a few days and now they're going to open a branch store as well as expand? This...wasn't this too fast?

Yesseca looked at Preslie and asked, "What do you think?"

Preslie's heart began to beat faster.

"Why don't we wait for another

month? If business is still just as good, shall we consider searching another large store together with the

matter of opening a branch?