My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

After a while, I felt my anger fade. I saw him smiling at me as he asked, "Have you cooled down?"

I nodded at him. For a moment, I felt a little embarrassed and tried to explain myself, "Just now..."

He smiled, "I know. Is it about Aaron and Miss Henry?"

I nodded. "If he messes this up, he'd never meet a woman like Yana again! He doesn't know how to appreciate what's right in front of him and maintains this celibacy nonsense, he's such a little sh*t!" Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ FindNʘᴠᴇl.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

He reached out and pulled me aside to rest on a chair, gently asking, "Are you angry because of Aaron's lack of appreciation, or because of his obsession over you?"

I was stunned. I looked up into his deep gaze, at a temporary loss of words.

It took me a long time to find my voice again. I said, "What he feels towards me isn't romance, but it's love from a brother to his sister. It's just that he hasn't realized it for himself yet."

I was very clear of how well Aaron treats me. He had always prioritized me all these years. In the eyes of outsiders, this may have appeared to be romantic love even though it wasn't.

had personally experienced what romance was, how could I not know what Aaron's true

kept each other company for years. How would

on the inside. Grandma was gone, and so was Monique. During our years of youth,

in love with me romantically, judging by his character, he would've forced me into a relationship

me in silence for a

said, "I'm angry because he doesn't understand his true feelings. I'm worried that he would only realize

took his hand and said in a serious manner, "Hendrix, we're not children anymore. We all know what we truly

much, yet he still said nothing. His eyes were

I couldn't help but say,

fell on me. There was a hint of amusement on his face as he said, "What

I knew that he was intentionally teasing me. I glared

he pulled me onto his lap and circled his arms around me. Smiling, he said, "Let them deal with their own problems, and we go about our own lives,

that too, but Aaron was still

good girl," I said,