My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

"No!" I quickly denied it. I looked up at him and said, "Didn't you want me to sign the divorce agreement? Now that I have signed it, you and Andrea can finally get together. Wasn't that what you always wished for?"

"Very well!" His smile gradually grew colder as his hands tightened around my waist. He smirked maliciously. "Arianna, you know that I hate people who make their own decisions. Do you really think you'll be able to get away easily after what you did to my child?"

"Weren't you the one who didn't want the child?" I frowned as I couldn't figure out what he was thinking. "Andrea threatened me with her death. I'd rather do it myself than wait for you guys to force me to do so! The air somehow froze. Hendrix narrowed his eyes, showing a dangerous look. I had a feeling that the man standing in front of me was like a fierce and angered leopard. If I was not careful, I would be bitten in the neck and torn into pieces.

"You think you're smart, right?"

I didn't understand what he meant, but I knew it wasn't a compliment.

"Arianna, stop being a smart*ss. It doesn't matter anymore since the child is gone. We can just have another one!"

that, he stormed off. I was frozen in place, confused about the meaning of his words. If someone else's husband said something like that, his intention would be to comfort his distressed wife. With

leaving?" He turned around and asked

to do. I trotted after

leaving the company, Hendrix took me to a courtyard with a decent restaurant. As soon as I entered the courtyard, a waitress wearing a peach-red dress came

into a room. As soon as I got in, I saw Josiah and Austin brewing some tea while chatting

here, the waitress left. Hendrix walked over to the chair next to them and sat down. His gaze was nonchalant as he said, "Why haven't you

soup will still take a while to be done!" After that, Josiah looked at me and

stunned for a

a spoiled person? It was just a child you lost, but you made Chef Albert go out of his way and broil some soup

I smiled and excused myself, "The scenery

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