My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

That question was testing human nature. Momentarily, I was at a loss for words. As I looked at my phone, I started to feel ill at ease.

Valerie grabbed hold of my wrist. Dejected, she looked at me and said, "Oh Arianna, We can never do that. Anne is indeed adorable and the apple of our eyes. Be that as it may, we cannot put our family's reputation at stake. Your father and I are in our twilight years. Thus, this does not bother us. However, the same can't be said of Hendrix and you. Both of you are soon-to-be parents. Life is still a long journey. You may think you can just shrug this issue off, but you have to think of the consequences that may befall your unborn child. We can't help it if it's Anne's fate to perish from her disease... But you must never be impulsive."

I understood what Valerie meant. I knew what I should do after weighing the pros and cons of the issues... However, I was only human. To me, it did not matter if Anne was my biological child or not. After all, she was a daughter to me.

I looked at Valerie and sighed, "Mom, Anne is my daughter. No mother would ever give up on their child. If the bone marrow and kidney are procured not by heinous means, why shouldn't we give it a try for the sake of Anne?"

crazy? How could human organs sold in the black market

from someone who had passed on due to accidents and if his or her organs could give people a new lease of life, why couldn't we pay the deceased's next-of-kin

"Stay here and keep Anne company. I'll look for dad. Let me clarify with him before we decide on our next steps..." I guess it

me, "Anyway, remember to put the Moore and the Roberts families above everything else. Don't ruin

and replied, "Yes,

the call did not connect. I tried calling Pedro but to no avail, and I felt very

calling me at this moment. I answered the call and said irritably, "What is it?!" Sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ Findɴovel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and

that something big must have happened. Why don't you come

there's nothing important," I said. I did not want to