My Pretty Sweetheart (Arianna)

"Get away from us!" Yana shoved her away and roared at her, "Andrea, don't drag us down with you! You better stay away from us. We don't want to end up like you."

Yana's words irritated Andrea. She suddenly shouted with a ferocious expression, "Mrs. Roberts, you're married to the great Hendrix, so I'm curious to know, what are you doing at a place like this? Why did you suddenly grow an interest in people like us? Aren't you afraid that you will be kidnapped and held for ransom from Mr. Roberts?" Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ (ꜰind)ɴʘvel.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

"Stop spewing nonsense!" Yana responded. She looked at Andrea and said, "You already ended up here, yet you're still trying to drag others down with you. Let me tell you this, we are only here to see how desperate and ridiculous you've ended up."

Yana tugged on my arm, but Andrea blocked our path. Andrea then said to the crowd, "Everyone, look here. She's the wife to the president of the Roberts Group. If you keep her here, I'm sure Mr. Roberts will pay you millions of dollars just to get her out."

Was Andrea trying to instigate others to kidnap me and blackmail Hendrix?

believe you're involving yourself in things like this. How shameless can you

of this easily. I'd pictured several scenarios of her future, but it never occurred to me that she would end up like this. We still had a long way ahead in our lives. There were plenty of possibilities

just wanted to leave. Moreover, I wasn't that concerned about Andrea anyway. It was her life and her decisions to make, which had nothing

and dragged Yana away. Andrea grabbed my hand and said, "Arianna, you're already here. Do you think I'll let you

spoke, she shouted towards the crowd in the alley, "Give her an injection, and I'll give

tried to pull her away from me, but Andrea shoved her

grasp, but Andrea was too strong and I couldn't move

alley, the thing Andrea had was exactly what they lived for. They wouldn't be bothered by the fact that they committed a crime, if it meant they could