My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

I didn't bicker with Hendrix. Instead, I smiled and said, "How are you today? Is it raining in Jarold City?"

It was the rainy season, which was a good thing as it was an excellent season for planting crops in Ucrebury.

He hummed in assent and asked in a deep voice, "How was the auction?"

After thinking for a moment, I replied, "I saw the box. It's exactly the same as the one my grandmother gave me."

"Why didn't you bid for it?" he asked lightly.

I was stunned for a moment. I wanted to ask him how he found out that I didn't bid for it, but I suddenly remembered that Evan must have told him.

I paused for a while before saying, "The price was too high. I felt that it wasn't worth it."

He said, "It's worth the money if you like it. What's more, it holds a special meaning for you."

Knowing that he was wealthy, I didn't refute him and just said, "A man called Elmore Balton bought it. I asked Evan to leave him a message. After I settle everything here, I would like to contact him to open the box."

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because we were going to the cemetery. Anne was half-asleep. When we got in the car, she continued

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I looked at him and said, "I'll switch with you

glanced sideways at me, shook his head slightly, and said with a smile, "There's no need for that. I already ate

told him, "Actually, I can go there by myself. You need to go

My parents are still around, and they will go. Those we care about are still around. They will go to the cemetery to visit the graves of our ancestors." Those we cared about were still around. That was probably what everyone wished they could say on a day like that. In our lives, the most important thing was that the people we cared about were alive. We didn't need to experience the parting, didn't need to shed tears during those rainy seasons when

probably the greatest blessing in

way, I conducted a background check on Mr. Balton last night. He's from Jarold City, but

help frowning, "Then, he should be

possible that Elmore is someone from the Milton family, and the reason why