My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

He stiffened his body, and I pushed him away. I stretched my clothes over myself with a poker face in an attempt to cover what I could.

"Are you serious?" He asked. His dark, oppressive gaze fell on me.

I pursed my lips and nodded. I looked into his dark eyes and replied, "Both of us should calm down. Maybe we've always been wrong for each other. We might be a good match in Grandpa's eyes, but not in the way that we thought we would be. Maybe my feelings for you were not love, but admiration. And for you, it might just be accumulated regret over leaving me behind for so long."

There was no love between the two of us. What we had were fragmented feelings that we desperately tried to piece together.

He opened his mouth to speak, and the grimness on his face was like a dark cloud that had been building up. "Not love!"

These words sounded as if he had screamed it for himself to hear. In the days that followed, I kept thinking about how there were so many people in the world. How many couples stayed together out of a sense of responsibility, and how did those couples who supposedly loved each other spend the rest of their lives?

Love faded with beauty. Perhaps, there was no love in this world at all. It was nothing but a gimmick to comfort oneself.

every word you speak, you bring up divorce, like it's something casual. Do you think I deserve to be ruined

you love, spoil and protect is lying in the hospital." "What?" he scoffed. "You're hell-bent on holding on

the tip of my toes, and

dead person? You even

at him blandly. "Since we can't get over our own hurdles, then let's get a divorce. I don't want anything from the Roberts family. I'll transfer the Advancer Tech that

You don't need to give me the house or car. After all, we don't have any children and since we think this is a mistake, then let's divorce.

table as he raged on. "What do you mean

couldn't get out of

reached its limit. I couldn't differentiate which

and got up by supporting myself against the wall. I added lightly, "I'll move out and live somewhere else. When we've calmed down,

my mouth and stayed there. His voice was restrained

heavy blow on my chest. It hurt so

a divorce, will we not