My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

When I saw Aaron, I was looking for the key in my bag. The lights in the alley were dim and the car's light was particularly bright.

It was a black Bentley with the car plate that I was very familiar with.

With just a few keywords, I was able to guess most parts of it.

The man turned off the engine and got out of the car. He was slender and dressed in casual clothes, which made him look even more charming.

I stood at the door and looked at him silently. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the Findɴovel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

He approached me and he was much taller than me. "Uncle Charles said that you were in Hovell. I thought that you would live in one of the cities in Andoland after leaving Jarold City. I didn't expect that you would come back to Hovell again."

"Come in and have a seat!" I said with a faint smile on my face.

The light in the yard was on and it was very bright. I poured him a glass of water and sat down quietly on the rattan chair to ease the drunkenness.

He looked at me with deep eyes and asked, "Did you go and take a look at the old estate?"

if the old estate has not been demolished,

had gone to take a look before. When I first came to Hovell with Anne, I always liked to take her to the old estate. Although someone

that were broken. I

a second before I realized that it was him

else. I just said, "It's getting late. Let's talk about it some

Hovell, there was no reason for

remained silent for a long while before he got up and

followed to send him off at the

hugged me. I was a little stunned, but I calmed

much," he said in a hoarse voice. He seemed just

faint voice, "Anne is already four years old. If you have time, you can come and visit her." There was no need to bear a grudge since time could heal

The next day.

hotel, and Hendrix left for a few days. The rumor about me and Norman was

Charles' power. There were others who said that we each have our own families, but were still hooking up with

us.

more I heard, the more indifferent I had