My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

Hendrix drove the car to the entrance of the Greenland Hotel. There was already a crowd outside and the staff seemed well trained at welcoming their guests. "Is this for you?" I asked Hendrix.

Hendrix shook his head. "No!"

A tall and heavily built man came out of the hotel. I couldn't see clearly at first, but as I walked in, I realized it was Oscar. He caught a glimpse of Hendrix, walked up to us with a face full of smiles and shook hands with him. "I heard that Mr. Roberts wants to re-open the tender. I came here early in the morning. Mr. Roberts, it's impossible for you to look past our company this time."

This man's words were really....

I pursed my lips and couldn't help but hold onto Hendrix. Oscar looked at me and smiled awkwardly, but he still smiled and said, "Miss Reid, it's been a long time. You're looking more and more charming." The only thing I admired about this person was that, even though both of us knew that we held deep resentment for each other, he still had the ability to flatter me with a smile on his face.

at the bar before. I couldn't just let it pass. Seeing that I didn't respond, he didn't get angry at

indifferent as ever. I wasn't sure if he had even heard anything that Oscar

to him, "You have so many roles. These days even government servants can start up a company to gain profit? I thought just a while ago the policy was that government- employed teachers weren't allowed to open their own tuition classes, and government employees weren't allowed to earn a profit outside of the government. It seems like that didn't matter at all to you, did it,

thinking. I didn't expect to be misunderstood by Miss Reid. I'm talking about my wife. She can't sit idly by. She always wanted to

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the subject. He asked Hendrix to

talk much. Why did you talk to Oscar today? Did

really, but he did provoke me. I hate him very much. He abandoned his child and wife, yet he had the audacity to say his wife was the