My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

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Hendrix was the president of a company, so he should know more about these things than I.

I knew my analysis was almost accurate when he raised his eyebrows at me. He said, "You're my wife. I have no reason to put you at risk."

As soon as I heard this, I couldn't help but laugh. "Hendrix, do you really see me as your wife?"

There were only so many important people in the company. Both Austin and Josiah were his close friends who had gone through thick and thin with him. There was no way he would jeopardize them. Came to think of it, I was indeed the most

suitable person.

"Arianna, there are many things in this world that aren't as simple as we think they are. You're smart, but you don't know everything," Hendrix said, and there was a hint of weariness in his voice.

It was obvious that he was exhausted.

and regulated my emotion before I got up from the bed. I then said flatly,

rearranging the flowers in the yard. The heavy rain the night before had crushed a few of them. When she saw me coming downstairs, she smiled,

were scattered all over the yard from the rainfall. They were

living room to

my appetite. I couldn't help but put one into

my back. He was one head taller than me. So as he trod over to me, he took the basket from me, "There are microorganisms on the plums. If you don't wash them before you

handed the basket of plums to Minnie, "Clean it under running

the both of us with a subtle smile before she

I turned to Hendrix and demanded, "Can you pluck those higher

he didn't reach out to pick them. Instead, he bent

his shoulder and reminded me, "Hold onto

such a height, and I held onto his head instinctively. It was unbelievable that he had allowed

out. Hurry up and pick the plums!" he