My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

Half a year ago, a resort hotel was built by the Hovell lake. After I finished my shift at the restaurant, I'd go for cleaning duties at the hotel. Working was not hard, mostly because it was close to Anne's kindergarten. So, it was always convenient for me to go pick her up.

In the evening, after I cleaned up the hotel, I'd get changed and get ready to pick Anne up.

Norman Zelson, who was leaning against the doorframe, stared at me and asked, "You're going to pick Anne up now?"

I nodded and looked back at him. He was a tall and handsome man despite being in his early forties. "Do you need me to pick Bennett up?" I offered.

He smiled and shook his head. Then, he raised his eyebrows, "What I meant was let's go together since we're heading the same way."

Norman was the manager of the hotel. He was my interviewer when I joined the hotel. When he looked at my resume, he was a little confused and asked, "You graduated from a famous university. Why are you applying to be a cleaner?"

I grinned and said, "No job is too lowly or noble to do. Plus, a cleaner's salary doesn't look too bad."

He lifted his eyebrows. Indeed, all other positions in the hotel had a trial and a promotion period.

at a new workplace, but

Later on, they became closer to one another when they found out

he occasionally asked me

and got into his car. The journey was short and it only took us around ten minutes to reach the

standing by the gate of the kindergarten, waiting for the kids to be let out.

the resting area outside the school was full of

minutes to kill. You can sit over there and take a rest. It's pretty warm here!" Norman suggested as he pointed to an

had always been sore for the past few years, most

and began to chat with me. "There will be an outstation job at the hotel in a few days. They're paying quite well for it. If you're interested, I'll inform the upper management and get you to help

business trip. Anne will be

considered that. You basically won't have to travel for this outstation job, and because of the number of staff, this position has two wages and one is the salary for the hotel reception. After all, Hovell is a small county. Business is usually slow and reception work is

little moved by his offer. "How much

wasted your talent by being a cleaner. Plus, Anne's growing up and your