My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

I was taken aback and instinctively wanted to shake my head to say no. However, when I saw her winking at me, she continued, "Pregnancy cramps are the worst. You'd also better stay at home, especially

during the first three months, because it might cause a miscarriage."

Hendrix was about to bring the documents upstairs when Minnie stopped him with a smile. "Master Hendrix, pregnancy cramps can be painful. Give her a massage later. I bought a bottle of essential oil at noon. It's in your bedroom."

I have to say that Minnie was an absolute godsend.

Hendrix put away the documents that were supposed to be brought upstairs and looked at me. "Does it hurt?"

I was dumbfounded. Then, I realized that Hendrix was asking if the cramps hurt.

I looked at Minnie and saw her nodding at me. I looked back at Hendrix, could not help but nod my head. I forced a smile as I replied, "Yes."

He frowned but still spoke in his usual calmness. "Come on."

He went ahead and headed straight for the bedroom. I turned to Minnie in a daze, and said, "But Minnie, I have no cramps!"

there were many other symptoms, there were

doesn't matter whether you have cramps or not. You'll have all the symptoms you should have when you're

the sound of water running coming from the

on the bedside table, I had to admit that Minnie amazed

villa for a few days, but fortunately, Hendrix had not gone as far as to get

shower. Only a bath towel was wrapped around his waist when he came out of the bathroom. There

my train of thoughts heading somewhere it

turned around to see Hendrix looking at me with his deep-set eyes, his thoughts unpredictable. Our eyes met, but since I was a little ashamed by my own mental images earlier, I moved my eyes away and hurried into

the movement from the bedroom. I thought I heard Hendrix's phone ringing, but I

of the bathroom.

had answered my phone, I could not help but step

me the phone with

his hand. The call was from

it, "Hello, Mr. Clark!" I was also careful to get

the corner of my eyes, I saw him leaning on the chaise longue,