My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

Andrea's face turned pale, and she hoped to get sympathy from Hendrix.

Hendrix's face didn't look too good. He said coldly, "There is not enough space in the car. Wait for Austin!"

Then he went around her, started the engine, and left!

I looked at Andrea from the rearview mirror, who was standing on the same spot. I looked at Hendrix, frowning, "Don't you feel sorry for her?"

He pursed his lips and looked at me, "Do you want me to feel sorry for her?"

"Just drive!" It is the same for me whether he felt sorry for her or not.

Anne was well-behaved along the way, probably because she liked to sit in the car. She was very excited, and from time to time, she would even stretch out her little hands to grab things.

Our car stopped outside the Paris Manor, at the gate of the villa. Valerie and Pedro were standing at the door and seemed to have waited for a long time.

upon seeing us. She

is ready. We're just

each other when Hendrix brought Anne out of the car. They looked surprised, and asked me, "The

I turned hostile, "Valerie, are you going to try

too much about it, child. I'm happy. I am glad the baby is

Josiah and Chloe whom Arianna had not seen in a long time. Arianna was very surprised to see

Chloe was the reason Monique got into an accident. I felt irritated looking at the woman who

here!" lan hurriedly waved to me

lan and sat next to her. Hendrix pushed

Manor was probably the largest villa

area occupied more than hundreds of square meters, which was larger than the

large. If one hadn't spoken loudly, the other side would

extra attentive and gentle to me. She ordered the servants to serve the dishes, while she and Pedro sat beside Hendrix and me. Overlooking Anne in the stroller who was still very excited, Valerie responded with a smiling face, "She is so cute, she should be about four months old now." Pedro glanced at my icy-cold face and asked in a melancholic tone, "Arianna, this child is

and looked unhappy, "She suffered a lot when she was

Pedro to her side, painfully blaming herself, "It's my fault, it's all my