My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

After I bought the medicine, I arranged the medicine accordingly and handed a cup of warm water I got from the pharmacy to the cold-hearted man. Then, I told him, "Take the meds." He fell silent and was as cold as ice. Seeing me shivering from the cold, the driver turned on the heater and handed me a coat. "Madam Roberts, please put on your coat first."

The driver then handed me Hendrix's black tuxedo that he had been wearing. I didn't know when he had taken it off.

I was speechless. This man was really more annoying than a woman.

Seeing that his eyes were still closed while he pinched between his eyebrows, I told him again, "Hendrix, take them. If you don't want to take the medicine, you'll die of pain. I'm exhausted, so I don't have the energy to do this with you right now."

I placed the medicine and warm water on the car seat. Then, I threw his coat on him. I opened the car door to get out of his car. Sᴇaʀ*ᴄh the FindNøvᴇl.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

He grabbed my wrist and asked, "Where are you going?"

"It's none of your business!" I yelled angrily.

"Let's go home!" He said indifferently. Then, the car roared to life.

I wasn't in a rush to say anything. I stared at Hendrix and tried to get him to take the medicine again.

and his obsidian pupils were bloodshot. I bet he

Then, he continued closing his eyes and pretended to sleep. The driver was a little

There was a

will be there in a moment," he added in a

didn't say anything

particularly inconvenient for me to lift the hem of my skirt anytime I had to move. When I got out of the car, I saw that Hendrix still had his eyes shut.

and walked towards Hendrix. "Hendrix, we're home. Get out of

did not move. He just gazed at me motionlessly, and his eyes looked

at each other for a long time, I was finally defeated. I stretched out my hand to him and told him, 'TH help you get

almost half of his tall and slender body was on top

the habit of wearing these killer lady footwear, it was quite difficult to walk in them. Having his

time I spoke to get help, the driver had already left. I had no choice but to help him get into

the best of ideas. I stopped for a while and

at me with his eyes as dark as night. He answered coldly, "What do you

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