My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

I frowned; it was true, I did know all these things. When Yohannes died, Nerissa had used these against Helen to force her into insanity. Later on, when Helen couldn't bear to live with herself any longer because of what she had learned, she leaped to her death.

But I had never told anyone about these things. So, how...

Hendrix looked at me with a slight frown on his face. "Did you do this?"

I shook my head. "No!"

Hendrix nodded. He looked at Nerissa and said coldly, "If she says it's not her, then it definitely isn't. You'd better show me proof for your claims; otherwise, if you touch her again, I won't be so courteous the next time."

Nerissa looked at him in bewilderment. She was so angry that she had to force the words out. "Hendrix, you're an idiot. All three members of the Granger family are dead, and only she and I are the only ones who know these things. Why would I do this to myself?"

Hendrix's face was expressionless. "Then show your proof before you accuse her of this."

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I took the first aid kit from Minnie and followed him into the bedroom.

In the bedroom.

I cleaned Hendrix's wounds. Some of the blood had already dried up into

of the body. With his palm bearing the brunt

head and

lips and sighed,

face, and his eyes were deep and dark as he gazed into mine. "A woman's face

and bandaged his wound for him. I could not help but sigh, "It seems

his gaze and said, "You don't need to get involved in this. To put it bluntly, the Granger family's affairs have nothing to do

pursed my lips. This wasn't exactly a promise. Irvin's death had always been a thorn in my heart. I just couldn't let go of things no matter how hard

I still couldn't wrap my head around this. Only a handful of people knew about this matter. So, how did it get exposed with

know about this, then other

want to think about it anymore.

these days, like he had aged a few

a company to grow and expand, challenges and obstacles are inevitable. But they

to worry, and I didn't want to pry. I just said, "I might go to Mesville to visit Joe and Monique. I'd be