My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

He curled his lips, looking embarrassed. "So, are you going to feed her your breast milk?"

"What else do you need to do?" He sighed, feeling helpless.

"Yep!" I was an adult and I had given birth before. Glancing at him, I said, "When I delivered, it was natural labor, so I initially had breast milk. Later, because the baby died and there was no stimulation of nursing, no prolactin was secreted, so I didn't have breast milk anymore."

He furrowed his brows. "So, you're planning to do it yourself now?" He sounded a little unhappy. "What did you take last night?"

I decided to tell him the truth. "Some medicine for inducing lactation."

"The doctor advised me to massage my breasts and use other methods as well..." I pursed my lips, trailing off.

"Massage and other methods?" He mocked. "Are you going to massage yourself? And how do you plan to go about the other methods?" His words were dripping with sarcasm.

I pressed my lips together, suppressing my anger. "Hendrix, do you think this funny?"

shut up and

she has never had breast milk. Even though she's already three months old, she still looks like a newborn. Hendrix, I've been an orphan since I was young, and I was lucky that my grandma raised me. Now, both

love. But something in my heart

of love. This child's existence was the same for me. I would take good care of her and love her the best way I can. Hendrix

always known what he wanted; he only needed me and wanted

eyes looked particularly bright. We

let go of me and took two steps back in defeat. He

turn his back away

heart was filled with feelings I couldn't explain nor quite unravel. "I want to put you first more so than

turned back to glare at me. "So, you disregarded my feelings? You had space

him sadly. "No, I didn't want to hurt you. It's just that I'm too insecure. I'm afraid that you'll abandon me and leave me

was astonished for a moment. His slender and tall body stiffened. He reached out his arms to pull me into a hug. He

his chest. He whispered softly to me, "No matter how much we quarrel in the future, we can't simply

too stupid to know