My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

Standing not far away was Andrea. As usual, she had a look of disdain on her face. She looked at me coldly and scorned. "Ugh, why is it so easy to meet someone you hate these days?" Sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FɪndNøvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

I shrugged. "What a coincidence. It's the same for me as well!"

"You..." I wasn't as good as Andrea at fake crying or speaking in a cutesy manner but I knew how to fight back with my words when needed.

Valerie immediately came to Andrea's aid seeing that she was at a disadvantage. Valerie's face was edged with a hard coldness as she spoke, "Miss Reid, you look even more stunning than ever. Even the way you speak is imposing and high and mighty."

I laughed and said, "I think Miss Burton could say the same for herself."

"Arianna Reid, stop gloating over yourself. Do you think that you're so great? You're just a girl who got lucky and that is the only reason why your sorry fate changed!"

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But it is also true that if you're rotten to your bones. No matter how wealthy you are, you still won't be able to change the fact that you're

behind my words. Valerie's face darkened as she caught the meaning. With a sound of warning, she said, "Miss Reid, sometimes it isn't good for

to her words. Just then, Nerissa, who was at the cafe,

at Andrea's bulging stomach, I raised my voice and asked, "I heard that the baby in your belly is my husband Hendrix's. Is it true?" "What does that have to do with you?" An awkward expression broke across Andrea's face." This baby is mine and Hendrix's. Even if so, what

you think I can do?" I found it a little funny. I couldn't help but to say with Nerissa close by, "I'm very confused as to why or how you got pregnant.

"Arianna, what do you mean? Do you think I won't know who my child

her panicking at my question, I was more convinced of Aaron's words. "Of course you know who the baby belongs to. But I hope that you won't let my husband be a dad for no

the Reids, you see. As his wife, I think that I have the responsibility to understand and