My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

I nodded, then I got into the car and started the engine.

I waited in the hallway after sending Aaron into the emergency room. Cool breezes were blowing through the hallway, and I felt cold and downhearted.

I didn't know how things ended up like this. They shouldn't have gone this way.

I waited for an hour before Aaron came out of the operating theatre. He was pushed into the ward by the nurses.

The doctor asked me to get the paperwork done, but I couldn't go without knowing how Aaron was doing. So, I stopped the doctor and asked, "Doctor, how is he? Will it affect him in the future?"

The doctor smiled and said, "It's not that serious. The patient will be fine after resting for a few days. However, since he had a fractured leg bone before, I think it's best for him to rest more to completely recover. I'll arrange for him to take an X-ray later to understand the situation better."

got the paperwork done and went to the

was lying on the bed, and he couldn't move because of the anesthesia. When he saw me coming in, he smiled and said happily, "Stop running around. Just sit down

him and said, "Call someone to come and take care of you. It's getting late now. I have to go home." S~ᴇaʀᴄh the FɪndNøvel.ɴᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in

I still didn't know how to face Hendrix when I got back

fell. "I don't know anyone else here in Ucrebury. But if you really had to go,

care worker then." "Arianna!" He hissed as he looked at me with gloom. "Do you really hate me so much that you don't even want to look at me? Do you wish for me to

substantial harm to me. I was just mortified by

know that I have no one else but you. For the past five years, I thought of finding you countless times, but I held back every time. I thought I could live through those dark days on my own until I ran

you again, I never wanted to be separated from you again. Can't we go back to how we used to be? Can't we

moment, I didn't know what to say. His dysfunctional childhood drove his constant