My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

I pursed my lips and nodded. Looking at Valerie, I said, "Mom, the operation may have to be postponed. She's too weak. I'm afraid that she might not be able to endure it. Even though we care about Anne very much, we can't just put other children's lives at risk. I bought a suite here in Asherton. You guys can stay here for the time being and I have also hired a good nanny to take care of you. Only when she has fully recovered will we reconsider the surgery. Secondly, I still have to find ways to get my hands on her identification papers. I still need to head to the village, so the surgery will have to be postponed regardless." Valerie was worried, "However, will this delay worsen Anne's condition?"

I was also worried, but I couldn't act impulsively or else I might make a mistake. Thus I replied, "Mom, we have to believe in Anne!" Sᴇaʀ*ᴄh the FɪndNøvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

This was the only way.

Valerie did not question me too much about it. She stared at me and said, "I know that you have a plan, but what about the kids? You must ensure that nothing will happen to Anne."

I nodded and smiled, "Mom, don't worry. Anne is my child. I won't let anything happen to her."

still stressing yourself out like this. I've never seen a pregnant woman

comforted her. It was normal for a parent to be worried about their own children. She had a lot of things that she wanted to talk to me about. After accompanying Valerie for quite some time, I brought

buy some daily necessities. My parents didn't have much time to go out. Since I was already out, I decided to help them buy some as

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of puppy dog eyes, "Madam Reid, can you help me look for my sister? I have been in the city for quite some time now. She said that she would come and meet up

a loss for words. After a moment of silence, I said, "Abby, your sister might not be coming

marry a fool, so she will try her best to escape. Madam Reid, will you help me look for my

seemed to be very persistent. She stubbornly believed that