My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

Evan brought a lot of groceries and desserts over. Seeing that there were quite a few books lying around the living room, he asked while bringing in the items, "Madam, are you preparing for your postgraduate entrance exam?"

I nodded and said, "I've always wanted to take the exam, but I kept getting delayed. So, it's just nice that I have time to do it now. It's better than not doing anything."

He smiled and said, "Well, it's pretty nice to do what you love."

I was amused. It was rare for someone who was as cold and straightforward as Evan to say something like this.

When Hendrix returned with Anne, I had just washed the vegetables and was ready to cook.

Seeing that I was in the kitchen, his tall figure wrapped itself around me from behind. He looked at me tenderly and said, "Every time I see you in the kitchen, I always think of how I'm the happiest man on earth."

I couldn't help but laugh. "Cheeky! Who's coming over later?" "Aaron and his fiancee, who is also your sister-inlaw," He said with a smile. When he noticed that I was looking at him, he took the opportunity to kiss me.

I went speechless momentarily and dodged him. I said, "Anne and Evan are here, stop fooling around."

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was prepared, a car honk sounded from outside the courtyard. Anne,

out of the car, Anne jumped onto him without hesitation and greeted him in a sweet voice, "Uncle

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