My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

Tina nodded and said, "That's a good idea!"

After chatting for a while, I raised my head and looked at the rooms on the second floor several times.

After a moment's pondering, I went upstairs.

Dahlia only came to open the door after I'd knocked for a long time. When she saw me, she paused slightly and asked, "What's the matter?"

"Can we talk?"

She frowned, took a step back, and allowed me into the room.

She seemed to be really devout. As she had come back from the brink of death, she'd painstakingly searched for a cross, and began to pray in her room.

She sat on the couch, in front of that cross. She put her palms together and recited bible verses.

want to talk about?"

"Do you

and said solemnly, "If He didn't bless me, I wouldn't be talking to you here

speechless instantly, and couldn't help feeling that rather than God, she had been possessed by the devil. I paused and said, "I heard that your family is in Asherton. Rainie intends to open a shop there, after returning to the country. Have you thought

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for a moment. Then I said, "What happened that day... I didn't mean for it to happen. I really didn't want to hurt any of you more than anyone else. I didn't expect that Tiago would hurt

coldly, "Arianna, do you think you're that noble? You're always so high and mighty. Did anyone

probably didn't realize it. You are obviously a cold and selfish person, but you insist on making yourself seem far more than that. You had a unique upbringing. Men fall for you, and there's always someone to keep you safe. You got all these things so easily. Was there anything that you'd

I

moment.

when Tiago chose me, otherwise? That is because deep down in your heart, if I suffered in their place, you wouldn't feel so bad about it. After all, you didn't like

It frightened me that I actually felt what she said

true feelings anymore. I wondered how much of Dahlia's

I didn't try my best to do so. Everything just happened naturally, and I didn't do much