My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

When Hendrix and Andrea finally returned, they were in a good mood. Both of them had something in their hands. Seeing that I was staring at nothing absent-mindedly, Hendrix handed his to me and said, "Try it!"

I had never been interested in sweet things like cotton candy, I just took a tiny bite and said casually, "It's too sweet. It's getting late. We should go back."

Without waiting for them to agree or disagree, I headed straight for the hotel. I had nothing to say along the way.

When we returned to the hotel, it was almost dusk. I took a room card from the receptionist and handed it to Hendrix. Because I was tired and sleepy, I didn't want to talk. I said, "Naomi's staying with me, this is your room key!"

After giving him the room key, I went straight into the elevator and prepared to go back to my room.

As soon as I opened the door, a black shadow entered the room behind me before I could close the door. Hendrix turned on the light and glanced around. When he saw no one, his black eyes fell on me. "Do you want me out because we've walked too far and you're tired?"

I frowned. "Don't read too much into it. I used to having Naomi stay with me. I didn't expect that she wouldn't do so tonight."

the mood to talk about any more useless things with him, so I left hims there to change my clothes and wash up for bed. He closed the door and hugged me from behind.

my head. "No, I'm just too tired." I was too tired to even be angry.

waist while guiding

leaned lightly on his shoulder and sighed, "Hendrix, today you are

to fight, but if I held back the grievances in my heart,

tighter and said in a

leaned on his shoulder and felt a little tired. "You shouldn't have left me at the square alone.

one or two days. But he

slightly to mine and hugged me with a faint smile. "Weren't you tired just now? I told you to rest in the square,

things from my view. I stood up and said, "It's getting late. Let's hurry and

continue on. If I continued to talk about it, I would look like

we looked at each other.

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