My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

Anne nodded excitedly, "Of course!"

After a pause, she seemed to remember something. She took Charles' hand and said, "Grandpa, let's go. The grapes Mom grew on the wall has ripened. Let's go and pick them."

The little fellow was a flurry of kiddy emotions. She hastily pulled Charles to the backyard.

Norman looked at me strangely and asked, "You're Charles' daughter?"

How should I tell him?

After thinking for a moment, I began to explain. "Four years ago, he adopted me four years ago, so I guess you can say that I'm his daughter."

He fell into silence for a while and did not continue asking more questions.

It was best to keep a distance from people. Everyone harbored secrets of their own that could not be revealed to others.

Halfway through dinner, a knock sounded at the door.

hearing the knock, she immediately jumped out of her seat and ran out. I got up and instinctively

react, I heard Anne say, "Mommy,

in with a haggard face and her eyes were swollen and

towards me. Before I could even get a word out,

mine, she said tearfully, "Arianna, I'm the one who provoked you. It has nothing to do with my father. You can torture me any way you want. My father is innocent." When I heard this, I started to understand what was going on. Charles always

conduct the investigation; I

few hours had past and Cecil had already come

two steps back to keep my distance from her and said, "Miss Parker,

Norman, who had been eating also

surprised when

news, to know Charles. Upon seeing him, she hurried forward and cried, "Mr. Reid, please let my father go. He is just an ordinary man. He has been carrying out his duties properly all these years. It was me. I shouldn't have caused so much

Reid, you're in a high and powerful position and aren't afraid of anyone, but we're different. My father has been doing what was required of him all these years. He has never done anything to hurt anyone. He's just an unimportant official. He doesn't have

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always been honest and clean. When he heard her words, his face darkened and he did

eyes urging