My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

I just smiled and said nothing. Looking at Anne's quiet sleeping face, I felt a little uncomfortable. This child was already six years old. Ever since she came back from Hovell, I seemed to have placed her by Hendrix's side all the time. I didn't have much time and energy to be with her, so I've missed too much.

It's been six years and the new year is coming soon. The days are going by too fast. Sometimes I have the illusion that the people who used to live are still there, and everyone is still fine.

"Don't worry, your father has found the best doctors in the world. The medicine and chemotherapy technology are all advanced. Anne was born under a lucky star. She will be fine." Valerie pulled me and comforted me, "You are also going to be a mother. You have to take good care of yourself. When you are well, we can go out and have fun together."

I nodded and leaned on her shoulder. I was so close to her for the first time. Then I said, "Mom, thank you for taking care of Anne these days. If I had brought Anne to do the check-up earlier, it might not have been so serious."

sighed slightly. "Dear child,

be like this. Fortunately, your father and I have enough assets. As long as there's a way, even if we lose all

red, and I suddenly began to rejoice. All this was not as bad as I thought. The Moore and Roberts families were able to support the medical and treatment expenses for Anne. They had the ability to create the best medical

difference. Some people had enough money. As long as we constantly invested money, Anne could live one more day. But some people were

Sawyer, I looked at Valerie and said, "Mom, have you handed over all the projects in Ucrebury for Sawyer to

his father, he left. At that time, Sawyer was still young, and could not take over Clark Group. I took over his business for so many years and now he is already grown up.

for recovery. I want to take her to Ucrebury when she gets a little better. The climate and temperature there are both good for her illness. She may

father. They will transfer Anne to Ucrebury and let her receive treatment there. As long as we find the right bone marrow, she should be able to undergo an operation as soon as possible. Your father and I are

sigh of relief and said, "I thought about it