My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

With that, I stood up and walked out of the hall, not giving Nerissa the chance to argue back.

I heard Hendrix's furious voice from behind me. "Aunt Nerissa, you know that Arianna's sick, and she's in poor health, so why are you always picking on her? If there's something you're unsatisfied about, you can vent it out on me. You don't have to make things difficult for her."

I didn't stick around for the rest of the speech. I immediately exited the villa and got in the car.

Hendrix followed me out soon after. When he saw that I was sitting leisurely in the car, he curled his lips and asked, "Have you calmed down?"

I rolled my eyes at him and didn't say anything more. I started the car and was ready to head straight to the Granger Group.

He moved quickly into the passenger's seat before looking at me and asked, "Where are we going?"

"To Granger Group!"

He frowned, "To the doctor's."

my lips and stopped the car. Then, I looked at him and said indifferently, "Get

slender body back into the seat and said, "Then let's go to Granger Group to settle

here, Hendrix." Why did he have to stick with me all day like I was some sort of criminal?

mission today is

getting extremely annoyed, but alas, I had to keep my anger in check. Looking at him, I said calmly, "Fine, you

raised his eyebrows, sat up straight and gave me a kiss on the cheeks. He then said with a smile, "It's the same if

waited for him to get out of

I watched him reach out to open the door. Suddenly, I felt a rush of adrenaline within me. I squinted at him and said, "Mr. Roberts, do

rearview mirror was Hendrix, still shell-shocked, standing in place as his expression grew

him before driving straight to Granger

Irvin, the Granger Group continued to operate normally. After having a quick discussion

When I answered the phone, I heard him ask

wrong?" After leaving the office, I was in no hurry to go anywhere. I stood by the elevator doors while on the phone. The phone line was

hoarse, as if he hadn't slept yet. "Give me a

the familiar feeling of annoyance rise up in