My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

After all, after the scandals with Alford Audit and Advancer Tech, I was fired and blacklisted from the Roberts Group.

Absent-mindedly, I had a mouthful of the fish, but I accidentally swallowed a fishbone.

With the fishbone stuck in my throat, I could neither speak nor cough it out.

Minnie noticed there was something wrong with me, and she hastily handed me a glass of water. She patted on my back, trying to help me, "Oh no, Arianna! How did you get it stuck?"

I took a few gulps of the water, but the bone was still stuck. The pain in my throat was so intense that tears began to well up in my eyes.

At the sight of this, Heather immediately took out the phone and wanted to make a call for help.

"What's wrong?" At this moment, Hendrix returned to the villa. He frowned when he saw that everyone was in a tumult.

Minnie held me up while looking at him and answered, "Arianna has swallowed a fishbone by accident."

Hearing that, he walked towards me in a few steps and ordered, "Open your mouth!"

I did as told, allowing Hendrix to lift my chin with his finger. After a close look, he looked at Heather and said, "Have Doctor Caulfield come over!" Heather quickly nodded and jogged out.

sighed. "Why did you eat in such a hurry? No one

him with grievances. My voice

looking a little lost at words for what I had done. Hendrix sighed, "Painful memories will help you

for me, but he chastised me. My eyes brimmed red and complained, "I

sighed, "Master Hendrix, please stop.

raised his eyebrows, but

my throat swiftly, and she said with a smile, "Fortunately, it's not too deep. It's such a big fishbone. If

in front of me, and I

pushed the fish soup aside in secret, glimpsing that Hendrix had noticed my action out of the corner of my eyes. He was smiling

of fish soup and sat down beside me. He put it

"No thanks, I'm full."

that, I got up and went

came up with some desserts in his hand. I was reading a book on the hammock when

a piece of the cake up to my mouth

and moved away from his hand. I turned to the other side, and didn't want

being unusually good-tempered. He placed the plate full of cakes on the desk and