My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

Hendrix was confused. He followed behind me and asked in a deep voice, "What's wrong?"

"I'm sleepy!" I was about to head into the bathroom to wash up.

He pulled me towards him and frowned, "Arianna, if you have something to say, just say it."

"You've been out all day. Aren't you tired?" I wasn't angry. When I said this, I even deliberately smiled.

He narrowed his eyes and said coldly, "I'm not tired. Was I home too late?" He paused, "Sorry, I won't make you wait this long in the future. I'll try to finish my work quickly next time, okay?" "No, your work is more important." I pushed him away and went into the bathroom.

Before I could close the door, he squeezed in. Seeing that I still didn't look very happy, he frowned, hugged me from behind, and put his chin on my shoulder.

He whispered, "Nothing is more important than you." As he said this, he kissed me.

him away and pursed my lips. "Hendrix, please leave. I want to take a shower." He said, "Let's shower

second. "Hendrix, do you not understand human language? I said I want to take a shower. You'll have to shower in the next room." He pursed his lips. "What's going on? Why the sudden temper? How did I

"Nothing!"

to talk to him. If he didn't want to

he pressed me against the wall and bit down hard on my shoulder. "Tell

stand the scent on your body,"

raised his arm to sniff his body. "Arianna, do you have a dog's sense of smell? How were you able to pick this

"Go shower!" I snarled.

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went

came out, he was dressed in a bathrobe, and the muscles of his

on the bed while reading a book, he walked up to me and asked, "Why are you reading the travel guide? Are

It's been a long while since Monique and lan went there but I haven't heard anything from them. So, I want to go and see how they're doing." I hadn't seen them since everything that happened; I hadn't