My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

"However, Arianna, we can't accomplish anything in this world with just a few words. Hendrix loves you. Though his selfishness caused you many losses, it's pointless for you to continue hating him. So, you can only look and move forward."

I had nothing else to say. It seemed that everything was in a deadlock and everyone's relationship with each other was complicated in its own way.

We were all at fault but at the same time not. Life was funny like this.

After a moment of silence, I looked up at her. "Have you had lunch?"

She was surprised by the question, then shrugged it off saying, "Nope!" "Let's have lunch together!"

I got up and went to the kitchen. I had to look forward and move on.

There were only part-timers at home, and we didn't hire a nanny. So, I just quickly cooked up some noodles. She leaned against the door, looking at me. "I heard that Hendrix's in the hospital. Are you not going to see him?"

I paused and stopped cutting the vegetables for a moment. "Did he catch a cold last night?"

nodded and came over to help me. "After you left, he continued standing in the snow. We all knew that he was punishing himself to save himself, so we let him do what he wanted. He loved you

anything. Looking at the red

and put the seasoning into

avoided the topic, she stopped and

noodles, she left. It was still snowing heavily outside. I sat in the living room, feeling a little stunned by what I heard about Hendrix. I started the fire in the living room's fireplace, got cozy under

I thought. However, I decided that it was

villa, so he could be at peace. If I went to the hospital and met him now,

our hearts.

No one was in the wrong. This was all just a

afternoon, I received a phone call

out?" Compared to the first time we met when she was cute and charming, our friendship dynamic now had changed drastically. We were indifferent to each

us to meet," I said a

to. There are just some things we have to face, don't

lips. Irvin was a stubborn person but Shirley put his stubbornness to shame. It was true

"Fine!"