My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

She pointed at me and roared, "Get out of here. I don't want to see you, get lost!"

I pursed my lips and stared at her with an expressionless face, then my gaze fell on Hendrix. At the sight of her relying on him, the pain in my heart began to grow.

Looking at Valerie and Pedro, she raised her voice and uttered, "Mom, Dad, I'm going to press charges. She intentionally tried to harm me, so I'm going to report her!" As she spoke, she fumbled for her cell phone.

For some reason, Valerie and Pedro did not hand their phones to her. Instead, they looked at her with mixed feelings, but more so at me.

Hendrix remained silent. He let her look for her own phone with a gloomy expression and saw that she make the call by herself.

"Hello, is this the police? I'd like to report an assault! Physical harm has been caused!"

Then, she quickly reported the address.

I stole a glance at Hendrix. He looked grim but still completely quiet as always.

Josiah settled his gaze on me and lightly said, "Let's go, I'll send you back!"

my lips, I then replied without a care, "I'll wait for

with it. Let's go, I'll

sneered. My gaze shifted to Hendrix. "Once I leave, I'll be accused of

something, the latter looked like he did not have any intention of meddling in this. S~ᴇaʀᴄh

people in the ward,

all, the people present were well-known figures in Jarold City who had likely appeared in the headlines a

Andrea's bed and asked, "Are

glimpsed at Valerie and Pedro and felt it unusual that they hadn't said a word from

at me and said, "It's her. I want to report her for

two young men stared at me before walking up to me. "Miss, please

stood in front of them and said, "Sir, Madam Arianna didn't kill anyone. You've got the wrong person." All

"That's right, you

expect such retaliation. She scowled at her furiously. "You're slandering me." She looked at Hendrix and said, "Hendrix, you saw, right? You saw

she added, "Aunt Nerissa as well, she was there too. She can be my

phone and called Nerissa immediately.

already in the hospital, but she had been in the main hall