My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

I didn't know what kind of relationship Nerissa and Sierra had in the past four years that made her protect Sierra like this. But now it seemed that it was different from the past. After bringing me back to the bedroom, Hendrix gently kissed my forehead and said in a low voice, "Close your eyes and sleep well."

After that, he got up and went downstairs.

Most seniors cared about their juniors. Nerissa didn't want me to be together with Hendrix, so she probably knew that there were many things that she had to be concerned about. If I were in her position, I would not be so accepting either. After all, it was very difficult for two people who had hurt each other before to continue living their lives together. Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ FindNʘᴠᴇl.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

He supposedly turned off the lights in the bedroom to help me sleep better. But I was afraid of the dark, so I couldn't fall asleep anyway.

the bed and turned on the lamp. I couldn't fall asleep. Without Anne here, I needed scents to help me

There seemed to be a conversation

sounded heavy.

Hendrix and Nerissa who were

you let go of her? Both of you know about it, her parents and her past. You can't

appearances, she's nearly identical to Arianna. She's young, naive, gentle, and sensible. When you're with her, you can focus on your career, and you two can have a family together. What's wrong with that? Why do you have to hold onto the past and not let go? What's the

the past, not leaving it behind? Was it so bad to start over and find someone new

long time. I thought that he had no answer to Nerissa. At that moment, he said softly, "When I met her, she was only 22 years old. That year, in the University of Ucrebury, she came out of the library with Monique. She had a book entitled 'Romeo and Juliet' in her arms. Monique asked her who her favorite character was. She chose Juliet without hesitation. At that same time, she looked up at the sky through her thin fingers, with a naively romantic gaze. She said that Juliet had her own principles.