My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

My head was buzzing, and I didn't understand why she brought me here. I asked, "Are we visiting your friend or relative? After we pay our respects here, where are we going later?"

She walked in front of me and whispered quietly, "I'll probably go see Mr. Clark and the others later, but they'll probably come here today too."

"What are we doing here?" She led me around for a while before stopping in front of a tombstone in the back row.

I was in a daze, and I couldn't help but look at the tombstone. Suddenly, I felt the wind get knocked out of me, and an earthquake started in my mind as the chrysanthemums in my hand fell to the ground. I looked at the black and white picture on the tombstone and the words on the epitaph in disbelief.

I turned to Kelsey, trying hard to suppress the pain and shock in my heart. I murmured, my voice trembling as I spoke, "Is this a prank?"

She pursed her lips and answered, almost heartlessly, "Do you think this is a prank?"

I looked at the tombstone again and looked at the monochrome picture on it. That was the person I was most familiar with, the person closest to me!

of September. That was when that

"I don't understand why you had to tell me like this, but I don't think I've done anything to you

and left in Sawyer's house in order to lure you out of the villa for you to be kidnapped. That's why Monique knew it was because of her that you were under so much emotional stress after the miscarriage. She ended up giving birth prematurely at seven months, and bled a lot after the

hurt so much, and my heart

why lan had been hiding from me, and that was why he kept staying in Ucrebury. He just didn't want to see me. Thus,

why? Why was lan unwilling to let me know the truth? Kelsey walked up to me and reached out to

not stop replaying the last time Monique and I went our separate ways. sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FindNʘᴠᴇl.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ

Irvin took me out for a walk, and I bumped into her and lan, and that was the last

that as long as I took care of my body, and got through those days alone, I could happily

had never thought that

deep, confused