My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

I called out after Heather, refusing her offer, "There's no need. I'm only walking around the neighborhood, and I won't go far from our house."

"I can go with Mrs. Roberts," Hilda originally had come to the main house to give me a checkup, but she stepped forward after seeing that Heather and I were in an impasse.

Heather was taken aback at that and asked in uncertainty, "Is that okay?"

Obviously, she was asking my opinion about it. I nodded, "I don't mind it."

After all, it was safer to have someone to come with me.

With that, Hilda and I left the villa. We didn't take the car as I only wanted to walk in the neighborhood.

Hilda and I got to the corner of the road when she, looking at me, began to make small talk, "Mrs. Roberts, you're just like me. We can't adapt to the fast living pace in such a big city."

I nodded in agreement, "Ucrebury is already one of the fast-developing cities, but it's still far from the quick pace in Jarold City."

first few days we're here. You can have tea while listening to

I got so bored recently,

was just a few minutes' walk away from the neighborhood. The cafe itself was a detached villa, furnished in traditional style. It had a quiet and serene environment, and there was a touch of traditional elegance in the designs.

a good feeling, doesn't

my mood was much lifted. While Hilda ordered for us, I looked

the desserts she ordered for us, Hilda beckoned to me to

up the winding wooden stairs to an intricately designed landing. While Hilda was looking for a table for us, I observed the details and felt the

"Let's go back to the first floor. It's full-house

the case. I could see several unoccupied tables in just a quick

woman sitting by the window. I finally knew

shall we go downstairs?"

a better view, didn't you? Let's find a table here and enjoy the view," Then, I walked to one of the empty tables

there anything else that you want to add?" "No, it's good enough," From where I was sitting, I could see everything Hendrix and Andrea

secretive, so Hendrix could see me as soon as he looked up. I had no idea what