My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

Without giving Rowane the chance to refute my words, I continued on, "You shouldn't keep mentioning your beauty. There are too many beautiful and talented girls in this world. You aren't that unique. You should work on yourself better to find out how to be liked by others. You're so arrogant and haughty, which is quite annoying to others. So, Miss Zanes, please find a chance to change your bad habits!" I then got up to leave, but Rowane blocked my way. Before I could come to my senses, she spilled all the coffee in her hand on me.

No, she splashed it on me.

I was dumbfounded, but it lasted only for a moment before I came back to my senses.

"Arianna, don't be so full of yourself. You're just relying on your resemblance to someone else to keep yourself by Hendrix's side. Let me tell you, sooner or later, you'll be in an even worse state than I am. That's because the person Hendrix actually cares about will return back by his side. You'll have to get lost sooner or later!"

How should I put it?

Seeing that heart-wrenching look on her face, I realized that I should not do anything else.

After all, she was the person whose heart and mind was in disarray at the moment, but I still didn't want to let her bully me like this.

Picking up the coffee on the table and directly raising it above her head, I poured the whole cup down onto her indifferently. I smiled slightly and said, "Miss Zanes, don't splash coffee on others next time. Doing so is really bad for your reputation!"

rolled down her long strands of hair and got all over

white. Upon suddenly getting her clothes stained with

"Arianna Reid, you're digging your own

push me when she was

quite a commotion, and started attracting attention. Irvin's sudden appearance surprised

who was back on her seat, and said icily, "Why would you even think that you're that pretty when you look like this? Miss, please

ignored the fact that Rowane was so angry that

put it on me, covering the

hethen said,

the cafe and to the parking lot with him. I spoke first, "Thank you!" Then, I

didn't reach out to take it, frowning slightly, saying, "You don't have to be in such a hurry to return it to

shrugged and stuffed the coat back into his hands, "It's not that bad. I'll

that. He only looked at

had not woken up yet. I sat in the living room, feeling